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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10544, 22 March 1920, Page 4

R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., NO INCREASE IN FOOTWEAR FIGURES AT: HANNAH’S “pUSCHASE NOW while the prices remain so. Study these old prices1168—LADIES’ GLACE 1-BAR SHOES, sewn soles. 15s 6d. 1161—LADIES’ GLACE KID HEEL BAB SHOES, smart ornament and neat heels, l 9s “• 1009-LADIES’ GLACE KID DERBY SHOES, welted soles, 22s fid. 1056—LADIES’ BOX CALF DERBY SHOES, stout welted soles (just the shoe for winter time), 239 bdSI2—LADIES’ GLACE KID DERBY SHOES, light welted soles, round toes (a real smart shoe), 325 bclNOTE.—AYE PAY POSTAGE IF VALUE OF ONE X. DON’T FORGET TO MENTION YOUR SIZE WHEN ORDERINGR. HANNAH. & CO., LTD., SHOE |STS, 260, LAMBTON QUAY, AND 103, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. London Awards Till-; COST::OF CLOTHES MILLIGAN’S. made by MILLIGAN’S EXPERTS is less than many other Clothes, because M.LT.B, you do not have to buy so often. TAILORING EXPERTS, IN KELBURN AVENUE. CLEAR. BRILLIANT' AND PERMANENT TINTS IN YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS' ARE secured easily and surely with the'’aid'-of* the scientifically correct PROBUS OIL COLOURS. These tints will enable yon to acquire a richness of colour in your Points. Yet it is possible to rub them out if necessary. They .are sunp e to use, inexpensive, and inconvenient. Pro ve to-yourself what real c °t° do towards producing beautiful photographs a- to-u y» * Tull directions .with each set. PRICE 6s Bd A SET. AT ■ - WATERWORTHS w. LAMBTON SUAT WEIMNGTON. Also at 58, Queen Street, Auckland. And 705. Colombo street (Opp. Triangle), Christchurch. ERC ESTBu ‘’CAULD B LAW'S THE BLAST” AS winter approaches. Protect your stock. Rug your Cows * with Hutcheson; Wilson Waterproof.. Covers . this, winter, and watch your milk totals. It means money in your pocket and better conditioned stock for fieit milking season. Also provide your Horses with woollen- ' lined Waterproof Covers which will keep them in good heart, and condition. SECURE YOUR NOWEvery. Cover we sell is made in our own ■*■' Factory -by skilled workmen, and only the best of materials are used. For particulars, apply to your Ibcal dealer. Or send to us direct, and we will post ygQ camples and prices by return. TTT7TCHESON WILSON ■ tl and LTD - J E®VOIS QUAY, ' WELLINGTON. ' . Manufacturers of lOEBR TENTS. AUCKLAND-BREWED LION "*■ LION LION NONE BETTER. . _ WHEN ORDERING REMEMBER THE ATJL ale. STOUT. STOUT. OATMALT STOUT. OATMALT STOUT. NONE PURER.’ WOBO -‘LION.’ WELLINGTON’S POPULAR PRIVATE HOTEL. HOTEL TKOCADERO, LAMBTON QUAY ... TARIFF, Ms PER DAY On and after March 6th. 'Phone 2707. WELLINGTON, SPECIAL MIDDAY DINNER, 2a. ’ ' - P. KIDMAN. Manager. LEADING ' "PRIVATE^' HOTEL. Situated right in the city—a few doors above the Royal Oak. _ THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL. 107. CUBA STREET. COMMODIOUS, COMFORTABLE and . CONVENIENT. MAGNIFICENTLY APPOINTED. PERSONAL SUPERVISION. TERMS YOs fid PER DAY. X 3 3s PER WEEK. PERMANENTS BY ARRANGEMENT. , S. EUILSONf ,.' ir Telegrams : "EDIESON," Wellington. 1 SIX STORIES OF SOLID COMFORT. ARCADIA” PRIVATE. ..HOTEL. .VOTED BY THE (Opposite Public Trust Office,,JUAMBXUNi QUAY). ‘ Vru. - TRAVELLING PUBLIC TEE MOST COMFORTABLE MRS E. COCKAYNE HOTEL IN THE NORTH ISLAND. PROPRIETRESS, ’.Visitors to Wellington can ensure Comfort, Cleanliness .and Civility by stopping a t ~ HOTEL BRISTOL. (Under new management.) Corner CUBA AND GHUZNEB. STREETS. Renovated throughout. Hot and Cold Showers. Plunge etc., etc. Billiard and Smoko Room, Drawing Boom. Absolutely fireproof. SPECIAL MIDDAY LUNCHES from 12 to 2.- SATURDAY, 12-3 oto 2. la fid. Vet in Town. to 2 p.m., 2s. APPLY T. G. LEWIS, Manager. OB King ’Phone 1050. IP YOU SUFFER FROM INDIGESTION. Try O tr* McMAHON’S •/WO .INDIGESTION PILLS. 3/6 They have Cured Countless oulfe/ors during the last 40 years. . Write for copies of local testimonials. Procurable only from— M 0 M A H O N, HERBALIST, 10, Myrtle Crescent, Wellington. TXfANTED Known— Catalogues of any size or* description printed by the "Times" at reasonable cost. . Lot us quote you. UNPATENTED—WORTHLESS. "VTO matter how wonderful the inven--1 v tion, it’s worthless unuatented. That’s why wo urge you to. protect your invention, oven if it is simple. Write for free' “Inventor’s Guide" to Baldwin and Rayward, 215. Lambton quav Wellington . . , IT'S RUDE TO POINT. B UT if you have a friend whose hair 1 is becoming, prematurely grey, he or she would certainly take it as a compliment if you pointed out to them that by using "DR WILSON'S REGENERATOR" they can quickly restore the natural colour to it. It is not a dye, bu.t acts directly on the roots by feeding the glands and thus restoring the natural colouring fluid. It is also excellent as a’ general halt tonic for falling hair. Sold in Wellington by all Chemists, Draper?, etc.; also at J. R. McKenzie’s Toilet Depot. Price 4s per bottle; if posted A# fid-