AMUSEMENTS SATURDAY NEXT, SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 20th. at 8 p.m. OCTOBER 20th. at 8 p.m. DERRY’S MILITARY BAND, OF €6 INSTRUMENTALISTS, WILL GIVE A FINE PROGRAMME OF MUSIC IN THE TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. POPULAR PRICES: PLAN NOW OPEN 2s and Is. Reserves 6d. AT THE BRISTOL. business notices THE HOUSING SHORTAGE AND HAND-BUILT HOUSES. The house shortage would be even more acute if houses were built by hand throughout —imagine planks, hand-made bricks, etc; then imagine how much more scarce houses would be Now apply the same logic to THE SUIT SHORTAGE AND HAND-BUILT SUITS. PARAGON SUITS are not hand built, neither are others (there are machines in every tailor’s), but they possess every essential hand-stitch. PARAGON SUITS are sewn for service, styled for satisfaction, and sold for saving. . , . • PARAGON PRICES are the result of modern methods—make, men ma. chinery and marketing, and forcibly prove the prinoiple that “He profits moat who serves best.’’ You must see those 85s SuitiDgs your money demands to be saved, and you do it at THE PARAGON, 59, MANNERS STREET.
MARIST BROTHERS’ OLD BOYS' BAZAAR. ff\HE following .is the list of winning JL names and numbers of the various Raffles drawn -during ihe above Bazaar. Holders of winning tickets are requested to call for articles wen at the office of Mr J. Skedden, Solicitor, Stewart Haweon’s Buildings, during this week. By permission of the Hon. the Minister for interna- Affairs, the Gold Nugget will not be raffled until Saturday, October £?th: — 21653, C Cannody; 363, Mr Christie; 45762, Bodda; 40213, Miss El Kelly; 23303, Miss E. Ryan; 21345, Mr C. H. Chapman; 20315, W. R. B. Mann; 23006, Mr O’Connor, Napier; 78891, Rev. Rather Ainsworth; 22234, Miss Muillins; 21585, Mrs T. Burke; 21801, Mr G. Davis; 23152, Mr A. Hosey; 23062, Mr G. Fitzgerald; 23882, Miss B. Brennan; 41643, Miss McGrath; 73150, Rev. Father Falloon; 73984, Mr J. Cahill; 19385, Grouhand; 78485, Freda Carter; 2184, Joan Dicken; 60346, E. Oerter; 78177, Hettie; 79734, Harrington; 75062, Elileen Barry; 60405, Mr J. Brennan; 78236, Miss Higgins; 78735, Colleen Philips; 43271, Bodda; 44951, Miss O’Reilly; 45560. Mrs Barry; 73243, Perkins; 79593, Burke; 79898, Rev. Father McDonald; 4.942, Black; 2055, Mrs Gormllov; 73104, Rev. Father Murphy; 41537, *J. Cole; 41301, Miss M. O’Rlelly; 26213, |J. Falloon Holders of tickets with the following j numbers, winners of guessing oompetiI lions, etc., are also requested to communicate with the above address:— 43174, Mrs Brown; 23139, 1335, R Hatherill; 45567, Cimino; 78785, Johns (?); 43504, C. Beveridge; 1743, Mr Gilligan; •880, Nancy Murphy; 626, Annie Robin--sen; 2248, Mrs Lawless; 69, Lcrra Young; 743, 1506, Mrs Debolr (?); 643, M. Horliby; 247, N. Wilson; 45843, Mr Dealy; 95, Dennehy. TA Card.] iy£R FREDERIC BROOKE (Lato of Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London), Solicitor, N.Z., As from January 31st, 1919. C/o G.F.0., Wellington. J Phone 3123. FIREWORKS: FIREWORKS! WONG SHE AND CO., 261, Cuba street. also 14S, La mb ton quay, have just opened up a large consignment of FIREWORKS, which are of the finest quality and in great variety. Wholesale and retail. Lowest prices. The filth of November, Guy Fawke’s Hay, will soon be here. Como and lay in stocks of Fireworks. The noise of our crackers is grand. 506 THE Price la Not the only thing to consider it the cost of a Suit. It is not ever. th‘ first thing. The Style must be Right and fitted so as to Express the Personality of the nian who will wear it. Otherwise it is a disfigurement THE LITTLE EXTRA FIRST COST OF CLOTHES MADE BX MILLIGAN’S EXPERTS KELBURNE AVENUE, Is always A. Good Investment in Appearance and Durability, Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood The machine you WILL EVENTUALLY BUY. Call and ask for ft demonstration. Sole Agent*— THE LE GROVE TYPEWRITER AND IMPORTING Cu„ LTD. Head Office—--199. Lambton Quay. Wellington.
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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11652, 17 October 1923, Page 3
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