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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11222, 30 May 1922, Page 1

A KUMOUR. It is quite true that we intend removing to the well-lighted and convenient rooms above the ground floor we at present occupy, but that we are giving up business in WellingUMl is an unfounded rumour. The frown Clothing Mfg. Co. (N.Z.) Ltd. 79 WILLIS ST. (Opp. -E. Lost.") WELLINGTON.

SITUATIONS VACANT. * TRAJ?'DRUMMER. /TSRAr DRUMMER wanted for HU A Majesty’s Theatre. Wellington (Fullers' Vaudeville). Good reader and good side-dr\unmer essential. Apply to FRANK CROWTHER. His Majesty’s Theatre. WANTED— First-class turner and fitter, used to Modern Machine Shop Practice. Apply BOX 9. Mastorton. N.Z. ACADEMY of fine ARTS A PPLICATIONS are invited for the position of CUSTODIAN of the Art Gallery. Salary j£3 a week. Sleeping accommodation provided. Apply by letter (with, references) to H. H. GORE, Secretary. P.O. Box 156. BAND CONDUCTOR. THE Dargaville Brass Band requires the services of a conductor, preferably a player. Salary £52 per year. Address applications to R C. BOWMAN, Hon. Secretary, Brase Band, Dargaville CORDIAL MAKER WANTED. T FADING Manufacturer requires the services of a Cordial Maker. Good and prospects for a man of experience and all round ability in connection with the manufacture of cordials. 1 Splendid chance for a hard-working versatile cordial maker. Apply, 'CORDIALS,” c Jo Goldberg Advertising Agency, Ltd, 113-115, Customhouse quay, Wellington.

DRESS AND FASHION. Known—Miss Walsh, Cour- * * tenay place, for Holeproof Hosiery find Wool Ringlets. TUST arrived, ex lonic, 12 only short ** Black Coney Seal Coats, 31 inches long, plain roll collar handsomely lined, «£l3 15s; with mole coney collars, 15 guineas. Queree Bros.. 116, Willis street. I £? PAIRS heavy Tweed Trousers, dark XtJ colours, all sixes, usually 37s 6d, at Sale, 22s 6d; pure Woollen Jerseys from 69 6d each, in greys and heathers. Hay vice'&. 149-151, Manners street, opp. King's Pictures. LOVELY Winjter Coat©—Maids* and Women's, smart and distinctive, very low price (factory cost). On view at Raines Showrooms, Belcher's Buildings, 1, Dixon street. Trams stop at door. C-l KEAT Millinery Sale at Queree "X Bros., 116, Willis street. —Pick any Hat in stock at 21s; English ready-to-wear Felts, 35s to 49s 6d; Trimmed Hate up to 555; Feather Toques, 29s 6d to 42s 6d; Black Lisere Trimmed Straws 355. all 21s. MEN'S complete Mercers and Clothiers; the shop that guarantees best quality at lowest prices in town, because our ttepenses are very low: money returnee! if not satisfactory. Silveretone's, Vivian street, at Cuba street Tram Stop. WANTED Known—Smart Skirts in heavy tweeds, suitable foT golf, from 37s 6d. Miss Walsh. Courtenay place. ' FUR COAT for Sale, J-size, Dove colour, comfy and rich looking. Call Raines Showroom, Belcher'6 Buildings, 1, Dixon, street. Trams stop at door. -| A MEN'S heavy Tweed Dark Grey J-\J Overcoats, all sizes, usually sold J 26 10s. at Sale, 456: Under Flannels, usually 9s 6d, to clear for 5s 6d. Hayvice's. 149-151. Manners street, opp. King's Pictures. rf~IARTBR AND CO., Cuba street, Wei VJ lington.—Autumn, just landed. Ladies' New Coats, New Furs, Ladies' Coney Seal Coats, JBIB 18s; big lot Wool. FOR Clothing .pf style, good make, end good fit, The “Paragon" product is guaranteed “It." WANTED Known—Tweed Coat from 455. Velour from «£6 6s. See these for value at Miss Walsh's. Courtenay phice. T\HB PARAGON can be found at 59, Manners street, over (Zak's), producers of Tailor-made Clothes. and back. Then for The Paragon, make a straight track. yourself trouble and much hard earned cash, for The Paragon Tailors—now—make a dash. PARAGON Woollens, neat designs, and strong weave, at prices that make our competitors grieve. WANTED knows—Fashion and Quality in Boots and Clothing at H. Davis's, New and Second-hand Dealer, corner Jessie and Taranaki streets. 'Phone 21-208. WHEN tired of Suit prices unreasonably high, The Paragon Tailors no doubt you will try. \\T ANTED Known New Coats in * * English Velour, from .£6 6s: with Fur Collars, from XlO 10s. Miss Walsh, 124. Courtenay place. DON'T be misled by the shop window glare, secure service with saving up The Paragon's stair. TXTITH Stymake, and fitting with v v comfort and ease; Paragon Suits the most critical please. I ADIES* Knitted Frocks, from 355; Black Fox Furs from 635; a few only English Coats, good style, at 55 6; Wool Jumpers at 16s 6d; and hundreds of Sprays of Flowers worth 4s lid, for Is lid. Queree Bros., 116, Willis street

MISCELLANEOUS. <S YTNIQUE” Hot Water Bottles are VJ Britisb-ma<le through and through and fully guaranteed by North British Rubber Co! See the name "Unique” on each stopper. WANTED Known Bookbinding of any description and in any class of material beautifully executed by the "Times-' Jobbing Department. Bing up 274-0 for prices rrmß “BABY FOX" la not a Plunket JL baby, but the latest word in Portable Typewriters; complete, it only weighs lOJlb. W. J. Seater and Co., Agents. 32, Grey street. TYPEWRITERS of all makes repaired by competent mechanics; quick and efficient service; ports for all Typewriters in stock. W. J. Seater and Co., 3‘> Grev street. Telephone 1474. THREE New Umbrellas for 25s On receipt of this amount we will nost three gents' or three ladies' umbrellas, smart shapes, strongest handles, frames and covers: two years’ wear guaranteed. Usually sold retail at 12s 6d each. If only one umbrella required, send Ss Ud. Cut out drapers’ profits, buy direct from our shop and workrooms- Umbrellas recovered : Ladies’ 5s 2d. Gents’ 8s 6d. A tmly remarkable offer. Lethaby’s, 188, Featherston street, Wellington.. Note.—Strong new School Umbrellas, 6s lid each; no travelling agents employed. |