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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11497, 18 April 1923, Page 4

FOOTBALL FOOTBALL HOCKEY HOCKEY b got&t SEASON 1923. •f* are well prepared pysy aeason eo mwt the requirements of keen FootD&llers&nd Hockey Players., Our prices are considerably below last year's, and we have a splendid stock to c^optefrotq. v „ v ’ WE CAN SUIT EVERY" 'PLATER.' No. 1647— " ALL BLACK” CHROME RUGBY BOOTS, lacs clips, hard boxed toes, diamond studs. “Our Qwn Men’s sices, 13s - 6d; Youths% 12s 6d. M.4B— "THE CINCH” EUSSET HIDE RUGBY OR SOCCER BOOTS, McGregor vamps, lace clips, he-rd boxed toes, studs and toe bur.-;, bullish make. , l® 6 ®uM. 49 — “THE COLLEGE” EUSSET CALF EUGBY BOOTS, speoiol vamp, strap, lace clips, hard boxed toes, round studs English make. -Us. , M.SO—"THE CEKT” WATEEPEOOF EUSSET KIP SOCCER. BOOTS, patent ankle pads and unbreakable toes, Durox solos and Reels, too bare and studs. English mnke. , 22s od. M.51-"THE CEET” BLACK BOX CALF RUGBY BOOTS, patent nonstretch uppers, unbreakable toes, round studs, best Ei-glisn make. THESE ARE "SURE WINNERS"—GET YOUES NOW. 2Ts 6d. B. HANNAH & CO., LTD., 260, LAMBTON QUAY And IDS, CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON. UNIFORM PRICES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES. WHO SAID “MAXIMS”? "Who said "Maxims”? Why, all the young photographers who have compared the British-made "Maxim” snapshot camera with other makes. So simple a olrild can nse them, daylight loading, taking roll film, strong, practical, efficent, they are a credit to British manufacturers. "MAXIM” BRITISM MADE SNAPSHOT CAMERAS, No. I—2i x 21. No. 2—21 x 31, No. 3—21 x 41, iis gd. 15s. 20s. Bring the boys and girls along to have a look at them. WATERWORTHS' WORD IS WATERWORTHS' BOND. If gbods supplied or work done fail to satisfy you are cordially invited to let us know about it. * WATERWORTHS LTD., » Lambton quay, WELLINGTON. 58, Queen street; AUCKLAND. 705, Colombo street (opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH. JMPOBTANT NOTICE TQ THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. MR PHILIP E. LOW HtR TAKEN. OVER THE HOTEL T ROCADERO ROOMS MAY BE HAD WITHOUT MEALS. She ebon Hotel has been completely Renovated. 1 Minute from Post _ Office, Boats and Trams. Hlectrio Elevator. .12 Bathrooms. THE SPACIOUS AND UP-TO-DATE ‘ DINING ROOM IS OPEN TO ■ THE GENERAL PUBLIC. WIRE FOR ACCOMMODATION, "TROCADERD.” WELLINGTON. KNOWN THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. ritUOUGH one of the most picturesque Buildings in New Zealand, overlooking the Historic Town of Wanganui, something more than that is required to make an hotel famous. It' must provide the service and accommodation that people demand. The best way' "for an hotel to win patronage is by building a solid foundation of service, with a superstructure of quality and reasonable rates. These things, in addition to a charming, healthy site, the Hotel Braeburn offers you. HOTEL BRAEBURN, WANGANUI. * WELLINGTON'S BEST PRIVATE HOTEL.” the MANSIONS, GHUZNEE STREET. This first-class Private Hotel is replete with> Avery modern convani- •, enoe. larifij 12s per day, or £& 10s per week. Permanent Guests at greatly reduced rates. ’Pbone 22-380. Telegrams: "The Mansion n t Wellington." COOKE AND McGOWANn ; .Proprietresses. SALE RECONDITIONED CABS. DODGE BROS; "BUICKS” DODGE BROS. "BUICKS" AND OTHER WELL-KNOWN MAKF.f}. I Reliable Cars from JJ7S Upwards. Reliable Cars from ,875 Upwards. Reliable Carer from £75 Upwards. Reliable Oars from .£75 Upwards. MAGNUS MOTORS LTD., WAKEFIELD STREET, WELLINGTON. THE EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES i FOR THE "NEW ZEALAND TIMES'* ARB R, B. BRETT AND SONISA FLEET STREET (Now Zealand Press Agency), LONDON, BCL FROM WHOM COPIES OF THE PAPER, ADVERTISING RATES, AND OTHER INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED, R. B. BRETT AND BON are open to act as English Buying Agents for New Zealand Firms of good standing. NEWMAN BROS'. BOYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE LEAVES—BLENHEIM FOR NELSON, Daily, 9 a.m. NELSON FOR BLENHEIM, Daily, 9 n.m. , , On TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY, a SPECIAL PASSEN. GER CAR arrives Nelson at 1.80 p.m. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY, arrives Blenheim, 1.30. E. H. BEST AND CO., Agents, Blenheim SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. The SECRETARY will be in attendance at the ROOMS, BRIDGE'S BUILDINGS. 119. WILLIS STREET, on TUESDAY and FEIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12 JO. , ALL COMMUNICATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.