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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11304, 1 September 1922, Page 1

FOR SALE. GARDEN SOIL FOE SALE. WANTED to Sell, good Garden Soil, in any quantity. Apply, New Job, north end of Clyde street, or 'phone 24-233. 506 H ORSE 1 Shoe Bend Poultry Farm — P.B. Indian, Runner Ducks Set* tings, 15 eggs, posted, 10s; per 100, £2. J. McLachlan, Upper Hutt. X ADIES* dainty Underwear; Longclotb Nighties, Camisoles and Knickers, 'beautifully trimmed lace, only 35s the set; time payment arranged.; The Wardrobe, Fowlds' Buildings, Manners street, Wellington. WHEN getting married visit 41, Vivian street, and save money. Large variety of good quality Furniture; moderate charges; also renovating done. WANTED to Sell, 4ft 6m Rimu Bedstead £2 15s, Kapok S9s 6d, Wire 80s. All new at Everybody's Auction Mart, 57, Cuba street. FIREWOOD. TDIOR SALE—Good burning and kindlM. ing wood, guaranteed all sound. 12 inch lengths, Pinus Insignis delivered to Hutt and Petone £2 7s 6d per cord; delivered to Wellington, on fiat, including Newtown, «£2 12s 6a per cord; 4ft lengths, Pinus Insignis, delivered Hutt end Petone, *Bl 12s 6d per cord; delivered to Wellington, on flat, «2l 17s 6d per cord; liberal reduction for 3 cords and over. Bluegum and other hardwoods, 5s per cord on above prices. Cash with orders to James Stellin, 20, Brandon street. Tel. 3472. 257 ! ART RUGS HAVE come to stay. Householders realise their beauty and utility, ! their bright, clean, and labour-saving ! qualities. ; PABCOLIN RUGS Are here, latest and best, with entirely new and distinctive designs; hand blocked in the famous Malthoid factory, on' the Malthoid mineral vermin-proof base. The great Malthoid Company's reputation is back of these rugs. Insist on inspecting them before purchasing. Obtainable at high-class stores. Whole* sale distributing Agents, AUBREY GTJALTER AND CO., 149-151, Featherston street. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. T>J3RSONAL.—Any person or persons * looking for a good meal between the hours of 7 a.m. and 11 p.xn. will find same on visiting The Bodega Cafe, 138, Lambton quay. Government Bell tearooms (opp. Gov< Buildings), 60, Lambton quay Three-course Lunch, Is 3d; Tea.ana ’ home-made scones, 6d; open Sunday b. hoi /COMMERCIAL GRILL ROOM, Pans. ma street-rCleanlinees and Civility our motto. Give ue a Trial. FOUND— Where to get an appetising Meal,. coupled ‘with good and quiet service. Empire Cafe, 23, Willis afreet Meals at all hours. 4 Courses for Is 6d. Try our delicious Whitebait 'VrOTICE.—The, Trocadero Hotel hai ■a* been taken over by Mr Philip B Low. When in search of a good place t< Lunch call at The Trocadero. M T ÜBICf hath charms, but there’s noth- . ing bo charming and satisfying a* :a good, appetising Dinner at the Sanitarium Health Food Go.’e Dining Booms, 83, Willis street (upstairs). Come along ! to-day. TTISITORS to Wellington should go to 7 Palmer’s up-to-date Luncheon Booms, 138, Lambton quay. All meals reduced to Is 6d. WANTFD Known Palmer’s Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 168, Lambton quay, are open all day Tuesdays. DON’T- be prejudiced. Try a Meal or two at Wellington’s Vegetarian Cafe, before passing your opinion of a vegetarian dinner. TJIRESH Fish dally at Palmer’s, 168, A Lambton quay. OPEN all day on .Tuesday-, Palraer’o Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 168, Lambton quay. WANTED Known We now remain open all day every Tuesday. Palmer’s Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 168, Lambton quay. AT Tea time call at The This' Hotel is now under the management .of Mr Philip E. Low. Dining Room open to the general public. EAT for health, strength and effl The Vegetarian Cafe provid best of food properly combined, the ly cooked, tastefully and expedi served. 83, Willis efpeet. o Pen Daily.—Paliu/r'a Luncheon and ’ Supper Rooms, 168, Lambton quay. ANTED Known Private Supper ▼ ▼ Rooms are provided for Ladies at Palmer's, 168,* Lambton quay. VC. STANDS for Vegetarian Caf • ’ where the most nourishing, a; petising, -and easily digested dinner j the City;is daintily ana smartly serve* 83, Willis street. JUST OPENED Commercial Grill Room, Panama street. When in search of a Rood Meal givee us a trial. STOP!' —Don't forget bo oall at t Bodega Cafe, 138, Lambton quay, wh< having your meals in town. Meals serv continuously from 7 a.m. till tl p.m. WANTED TO BUY. %/V^”ANTED to Buy, thick set f-draus * T Horse. . Apply W. Fisher, Jol sonville. V\T ANTED to Buy, Second-hand Bal v v or Screw Concrete Mixer j also quo for Cement per ton,"'and No/lOExpaj Apr’ - ed Steel. Apply "24,” "Times” Ofßc XXT ANTED to Buy—Household Fur ”* ture; best prices given. App S. C. Gibson, Second-hand Dealer, Vivian street. IPALSB Teeth,, any condition, top prl paid by return: our only comm dity. Pearline Co.; Queen street, Auc land. I%ATRS MIET, 125, Vivian street, bi ITA. for cash Ladies’ and Gents’ Left Costumes, Buits. Boots. Children’s O fits and sundries. Portmanteaux, Trun Tools; best prices. Tel. 21-760. VATE . are Cash Buyers or Second-hi T T visible Typewriters; good prl given. W. J. Beater and Co., 32, G street. W® a . r ®, push Buyers of Second-hand visible Typewriter®; good price* given. W. J. fleeter and Co.. 82. Grey fi°y Furniture^and A _ . in any quantity. Higheet v cash price* given, j. Hyndman. 20& one 21*277. Cuba street. WANTED TO BUY—'PHONE 21-261 TVfORRIS BRICKMAN buys Left-off Clothing. Jewellery, etc.; country and ■ town customers can rely on top prices being given; give us a trial; try our prices and satisfy yoursslf. 65, Courtenay lilacs. Letters promptly attended to. street. STRONG Room Door, Crab Wine ' Wheel Trucks, Baker's Oven, , ’'•*«** *R*A«r » 1/TBD, leys and Shafting, and Railway Iroi STEVENS AND CO., Ü BS« AM Smttfe.A*»isi