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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11664, 31 October 1923, Page 6

FLEET FOOT” TEJNNIS SHOES AT HANNAH’S. SHOES FOR ALL SUMMER SPORTS Call ami secure your needs from this Kid MI.'VS ’'BUXTON” WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS, white eyelets, w hile soles; s to 11, (>s Gd: Women's 3 to S, Us Lkl ; Missis', 10 to 2,4 s Gd ; Girls’, 7 to 9. 3s 6U. l:i2-.MDN"S ’’BENSON” WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS, white eyelets, anti sukts j G to 11, Cs till; Women’s, 3 to s, as lltl; Misses’, 11 to 2,4 s 11U. V2S—MEN’S "BENSON” WHITE CsXNVAS BARS, white eyelets and roles, G to 11, Ss Gd. SHOES FOR ALL SUMMER SPORTS excellent assortment. K4.S—MEN’S "BOWLER” WHITE CANVAS BLUCHER OXFORDS, white eyelets, stout smooth whito rules, G to 11, 11s Gd ; Women’s, 3 to 8, 10s 6d. R29—MEN'S "BOWLER” WHITE CANVAS BLUCHER BARS, white eyelets, stout smooth white soles, 6 to 10, 12s 6(1. Bin—WOMEN'S "DALE” WHITE OR GREY CANVAS PLIMSOLS, black soles; 3 to 8,4 s 6d; Misses’, 10 to 2, 3s 9d; Girls', 7 to 9,2« lid. POSTAGE Sd PER PAIR ON MEN’*. 6d PER PAIR ON AVOMEN’S AND GIRLS’. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD;, 200, LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON 103, CUBA STREET. UNIFORM PRICES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES.

QUANTITY WITH SPEED. IF it i<s a question of producing n good many prints quickly, then a j appr j»uch as “Noctona,” which prints by artificial light, and may be developed without a dark room, is the thing to choose. “NOCTONA” NIGHT PRINTING ia the most economical and expeditions way of turning out large numbers of printe. When you have tried “.Noctona” you will be recommending with quite as much confidence as we do. Try a packet to-night; all sized in stock, glossy surface for brilliant detail. "Goldona,” by the same British makers, is a daylight printing self-ton-ing paper well worth sampling. Print and fix—that's all. WATER WORTH S 06. Lambton quay, 58. 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 particular 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 <£9s IORD, three-seater, in real good order, tyres very good, new battery, self-starter. PRICE .£‘Bs. FORD Touring, in good order, new cord tyres; any trial. PRICE ,£75. BUICK 6 3-seater, ail good cord tyres, newly painted, good hood, in" snlendid condition. PRICE .6:175. DODGE BROTHERS TOURING CAR, self-starter, electric lights, good paint cord tyres; any trial. PRICE .£225. NASH 3-seater, good tyres, very late model, condition as new; very cheap. We firmly believe that a good used DODGE BROTHERS CAR'is better than any other new car at the same price. CASH OR TERMS. ‘PHONES 1311 and 2176. HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON. MESDASIE3 EVANS AND HENDERSON, Proprietresses (daughters of the late Airs Cockayne, late of Arcadiallotei), announce to the travelling publio that they have taken over the HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, and will bo pleased to see Old Customers— and New Ones. KNOWN THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. /TIHOUGH one of the most Picturesque Buildings in Now Zealand, overlooking ■A- the Historic Town of Wanganui, something more than that is required to make au hotel famous. It mustprovide the service and accommodation that people demand. The bo6t 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, tne Hotel Braeburu otter* you. GARAGE FOR VISITORS' CARS, AND ALL SERVICE MOTORS PASS THE DOOR. TARIFF : FROM ]4s 6d a day. HOTEL RRAEBURN, WANGANUI. ! A A T) T| HODSON’S PIONEER MOTOR SERVICE, LTD Garage: St. Hill street, Wanganui (near Opera House) Oar Large Fleet of Cars run everywhere and link up with all Aard Stations in New Zealand. WANGANUI-MARTON —Twice daily connecting with Auckland and Welling, ton Expresses at Marton. Leave Wanganui, 6.45 a.m.; arrive Marton, Bam Leave Marten, 5.20 a.m.; arrive Wanganui. 9.30 a.m. Leave Wanganui, 3.30 p.ni • arrive Marton, 5 p.m.; Leave Marton, 5.20 p.in.; arrive Wanganui, 630 um ’ Telegrams; “AARD," Wanganui. ‘Phone 120, Wanganui. Storage for 100 Cars. Garage Open Day and Night. VISITORS TO SYDNEY. PAULSEN’S PFAHLERT *8 HOTEL, WYNYARD SQUARE. (TYHIS Favourite Hotel, so well-known to New Zealanders, has just been re. JL modelled, and the Proprietress, Mrs _F. M. Paulson (late of Wellington) in soliciting a renewal of the patronage of New Zealanders, promises that the ser vice and attention will leave nothing to be desired. To suit the convenience of New Zealand visitors to Sydney Mrs Paulsen has altered her tariff, and her terms are now as follows;—Bed and' Breakfast from u. 6d; Meals (from 3s) optional), a la Carte. THE EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE “NEW ZEALAND TIMES” ARE R. B. BRITT AND SON 134, FLEET STREET (New Zealand Press Agency), LONDON, E.C t, TROM 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 Agentg fot New Zealand Firms of good standing. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. rHE SECRETARY will be in attendance at the ROOMS, BRIDGE'S Tt-m-T INGS. 719, WILLIS STREET, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNTVr?" rom 10 to 12.30. „ ‘ ALL COMMUNICATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.

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