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T earn W ork If every member of a football team played -without regard to combination their opponents would walk over them. * It is team work that counts—each man doing his best to win, but always co-operating with his fellow-players. So it is in the game of life—individuals can succeed only by the assistance of others. And so it is in the game of boosting Wellington. Think of the leagues and associations in Wellington, each one functioning with more or less success in its own restricted sphere. These organisations are comprised of loyal men and women, citizens who are keenly interested in the welfare of the city. ' We would suggest that a “Talk Wellington Conference” be called and that each organisation be invited to send one or two delegates. The object of this proposed conference would be to set up a central organisation with the sole aim of arousing public interest in Wellington. The question of new tramcar routes, power stations, city finance and all such matter shquld be left severely alone—there are organisations in existence to deal with those things. Wellington must be advertised, both by the printed and spoken word. Let’s get together and “TalK. Wellington” '(Contributed by a well-known Publicity Expert .)

Sdutherly Winds Mean ** Nippy Nights «nd evenings around the fire. This naturally brings the thought of WARM AND COMFY SLIPPERS—and here are some SPECIALS IN SLIPPERS FROM Hannah’s Real Footwear Sale. Our Sale has only a few more days to run, so get in early. DlO.—Women’s Felt Tab Slippers—Fur bound, carpet soles; in red or blue. Sizes 2 to 8 - ; •-•••- v —" ' □93.—Women’s Arctic 510th Collarette Slippers—Felt and leather soles. Sizes 3 to 7 11 D 56 & D 25.—Women’s Super-quality Camel-hair Collarette Slippers—Felt and leather soles. Several different patterns. Sizes 3to 7 ... 8/tt A 7JII D 65.—Men’s Black Felt Tab Slippers—Stout felt and cord soles. Sizes 6 to 10 - S/It D3B.—Men’s Camel-hair Tab Slippers—Stout felt and leather soles. Sizes 6 to 10 . 7 /H D 33.—Men’s Seal Grain Leather Tab Slippers—Sewn soles (in tan or black). Sizes 5 to 10 y V* 7 Dl4.—Childs’ Red Felt Ankle Strap Slippers—Cord soles; Dog and 80-Peep patterns ... 3 to b» 3/-; 7 to 10, 3/11; 11 to 1, 4y6 LARGEST AND BEST STOCKS—LOWEST CASH PRICES. Postage paid on all orders exceeding £1 in value. too LAMBTON QUAY AND ..... 103, CUBA STRUT WELLINGTON. Branches Throughout the Dominion.

Perfect, Pulleys for Power Plants 1 To Arrive Shortly Here’s something of special interest to Power Transmission Users. R. & J Dick, Ltd., makers of Dick’s Famous “Balata” Belting, have appointed us their N.Z. Agents for the Barry Steel Split Pulley which eminent Home Engineers consider the BEST YET. A big assorted shipment of “Barry” Steep-Split Pulleys will arrive in a week or so, when we shall be glad to supply . full particulars. The Stewart Timber Glass and Hardware Co., Ltd. 80-84 Courtenay Place, Wellington. KEYS I Cut to any Pattern or Lock. KEYS! Arthur J. Wycherley Kodak Corner, Wellington. Strong Room Doors Adjusted. PHOVKS; Yale Locks Fitted or Repaired Business 588. Private 1983. NEOLIN Rubber Soles, black or tan. Children’s 9d, Ladies' !/■> per pair, Men's from 2/-, Youths* 1/3 and 1 Q per pair. Also Wood-Milne, Palatine, Phillips' Rubber Soles, and Leather Soles, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. W. BELCHER, BELCHER’S CORNER, TARANAKI & DIXON STREETS.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11255, 6 July 1922, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11255, 6 July 1922, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11255, 6 July 1922, Page 2

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