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BEST' QUALITY ENGLISH SHOES —THE EXCLUSIVE “CARLTON” BRAND. "CARLTON*' Shoos have forced their wav into popular favour by sheer value and attractiveness. \Ve are two lines of Suedo Shoes which are sure* winners. SUEDE SHOES ABE THE MODE. SW7-LADIES’ BEST QUA I.ITY SUEDE PLAIN OXFORD SHOES, in fawn , Urey, White, or Black, covered Cuban heeL, smart medium too .good fitting 3'2s 6d SIO—LADIES’ SUPREME QUALITY SUEDE “PRINCESS” COURT SHOES, in Pawn and Mole, Grey, tab and silver oval slide, Louis heels 3**> 6d. POST FREE IF CASH IS SENT WITH ORDER. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., SCO, LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON 103, CUBA STREET. UNIFORM PRICES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES. DAYLIGHT IS FREE. As yet, daylight i> the cheapest iiluxainant for printing negatives. And ■‘GOLDON.V’ is a magnificent s-elf-toning paper that prints quioklv by daylight and yields exquisite result?. The surfaces, glossy and matt, help the u»er to get groat variety of artistic effect. You need print and lix only, and so get rich sepia results, or by simple preliminary salt-bath get tones as cold as you like. “GOLDONA” IS RICH IN GOLD and prints made with it are permanent. A full range of sizes is carried. Try a sample packet on a favourite set of negatives. “Noctoua” is the companion paper for printing by artificial light—no dark-room .needed. WATERWORTHS' WORD is WATERWORTHS’ BOND. If goods supplied or work done fail to satisfy, you are cordially invited to let us know about it. WATERWORTHS 886, Lamb ton quay, SB, Queen street, WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. LTD., 705, Colombo street (opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH MAGNUS MOTORS LTD.* SELLS GOOD USED CARS. If you want a Car that "will do for a month or so,” you need not be par-, ticular where .you buy. But if you are thinking in terms of years, as one should, on an investment as important as this—buy where you can trust. GOOD VALUES FOR TO-DAY! GOOD VALUES FOR TO-DAY! FORD 1 ton Truck, in tip-top order, complete with platform and cab. PRICE «£95 FORD, three-seater, in real good order, tyres very good, new battery, self-starter. PRICE Jte s. FORD Touring, in good order, new cord tyres; any trial. PRICE ,£75. BUICK t> 3-seuter, all good cord tyres, newly painted, good hood, in splendid condition. PRICE «£275. DODGE BROTHERS TOURING CAR, self-starter, electric lights, good paint, oerd tyres; any trial. PRICE JJ225. NASH 3-seater, good tyres,-very jatp-model, condition as new: very cheap. AVe firmly believe that a good used DODGE BROTHERS CAli is better than any other hew car at the same price. CASH OR TERMS. 'PHONES'I3I4 and 2176. HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. MESDAM.ES EVANS AND HENDERSON, proprietresses (daughters of the late Mrs Cockayne, late of Arcadiullotei), announce to the travelling public that they have taken over the HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, and will be pleased to see Old Customers—and New Ones. KNOWN THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND, fFAROUGH ope of the most Picturesque Buildings in New Zealand, overlooking .1- the Historic Town of Wanganui, something more than that is required to make an hotel famous. It mustprovide the service and accommodation that people demand. The beet way for .an hotel to win patronage is by building a solid foundation of service, with a superstructure of quality ap.d reasonable rates. These things, in addition to a charming, Healthy site, the Hotel Braeburn offer# you. GARAGE FOR VISITORS' CARS, AND ALL SERVICE MOTORS PASS THE DOOR. TARIFF; FROM 14s 6d a day. HOTEL BRAEBURN, WANGANUI. HOTEL PARKVILLE, RIDUWAY STREET, WANGANUI. ONE MINUTE’S WALK FROM THE BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY LOCALITY RAILWAY STATION AND G.P.O. Adjoining Cook's Gardens. Hot and Cold Baths, Electric Light throughout, Comfortable Commeroial and Sitting Rooms, also free Garage for Visitors’ Cars. TARIFF: 11s fld per day; £2 17s 6d per week. J. HUlibON, PROPRIETOR. Telegrams and Correspondence Promptly Attended to. Motor Service to Mar. ton twice Daily, meeting Auckland Expresses VISITORS TO SYDNEY. PAULSEN’S PFAHLERT S HOTEL, WYNYARD SQUARE. THIS Favourite Hotel, so well-known to New Zealanders, has just been modelled, and the Proprietress, Mrs F. M. Paulsen (late of Wellington) in soliciting a renewal of the patronage of New Zealanders, promises that the torvice and attention will leave nothing to bo desired. To suit the convenience of New Zealand visitors to Sydney. Mrs Paulsen Unaltered her tariff, and her terms are now as follows:—Bed and Breakfast from fld; Meals (from 3s) optional), a la Carte. “ M .THE EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE ■‘NEW ZEALAND TIMES” ARE R, B. BRETT AND 80K 134, FLEET STREET (New Zealand Press Agency), LONDON, 8.C., fl, PROM WHOM COPIES OF THE PAPER, ADVERTISING RATES, AND OTHER INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED. R. B. BRETT AND SON are open to act as English Buying Agent, fo, New Zealand Firms of good standing. „ SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. rHE SECRETARY will he in attendance at the ROOMS, BRIDGE'S BUTI n INGS, 119. WILLIS STREET, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. rom 10 to A jj L 3O ( :OMMUNICATIO N S STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.

A ECUS and pattrick px>blic Accountants and Auditors. Britannia Building*. 231. Featherston street. Wellington. a. DUN AND CO., MERCANTILE AGENCY. Grey street, Wellington. Branches 249 Established 62 years—Also at Auckland, Christchurch Dunedin. Status Beportti on File or obtainable from any part of the Globe. Debts Collected. Kates furnished on application

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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11661, 27 October 1923, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11661, 27 October 1923, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11661, 27 October 1923, Page 4