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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11685, 24 November 1923, Page 4

HANNAH’S DAINTY WHITE SUMMER SHOES. THE LATEST STYLES FOE THE COMING SEASON—A SELECTION FOE EVEIIY NEED. LOWEST PRICES AT HANNAH'S. BE RIGHT WEAR WHITE. SU3—WOMEN’S WHITE CANVAS 2-BUTTON ONE-BAR SHOES. "The Kingster,’’ 8s tkl. S6S—WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS DERBY LACE SHOES, covered Cuban heels, “The Empress,'.' 9s 6d. Slo2 WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS PLAIN OXFORD SHOES, covered Cuban heels, "Empress,’’ 10s 6d. KS7—GIRLS' WHITE CANVAS SHOES, either in Derby or 1-bar, 7 to 9, is lid i 10’s, 5s lid; 11 to 1,6 s lid. Maids’, 2t05, 8s 6d. POSTAGE 9d PER PAIR EXTRA ON WOMEN’S, 6d PAIR ON GIRLS'. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD;, 206; LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON 103, CUBA STREET.

HOW DO YOU STORE YOUR FILMS? Filins need care in storage, otherwise prized negatives may got scratched, cracked, or injured in some way. There is an ideal way of storing them, simple, quick, neat, keeping them ever ready. What you need is a HOUSH FILM FILE. This is made in box form, with folding sides enclosing storage for 250 films. Films are placed on tho vertical filing plan between numbered protectors, and an index file is supplied. The file is smart, compact, making rapid finding a certainty. For sizes up to No. 2 Brownie tho price is 7s 6d, for iA and i-pluto 9s, and for P.C. 10s 9d. Call in and inspect this. If you want an inexpensive and very acceptable Xmas Gift for a photographer, we recommend the Housh Film File. WATERWORTHS LTD., gB6. Lambton quay. 59, Queen street, 705, Colombo street, WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. (opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH.’

WE SELL GOOD USED CARS. A. GOOD used Car at a FAIR PRICE is better than a FAIR Car at a BARfX. GAIN. PRICE. You KNOW that the GOOD Car is going to get there. GOOD VALUES FOB TO-DAY. CHEVROLET 490 Model Touring, new tyres, self starter. Price £95. HUDSON 7-seater Touring, splendid conoition. / Prioe £175. STEWART 5-seater Touring, good order. Prioe £125. DETROITER 5-seater Touring, good running order. Price <£so. BUICK Roadster, 6 cylinder, late model, excellent condition. Price £275. OLSMOBILE, 8 cyclinder, 5-seater, touring, requires painting. Price £l5O. DORT. 5-seater Touring, 1920 model, a good'buy. Price £l5O. We will be pleased to give you any trial or demonstration. If the Car you require is not in this list, call in and see us; undoubtedly we will be able to assist you. MAGNUS MOTORS LTD.WAKEFIELD STREET, WELLINGTON. ’PHONES 1314 and 2176-

HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. ifESDAAIES EVANS AND HENDERSON, Proprietresses (daughters of the El late Mrs Cockayne, late of Arcadia Hotel), announce to the travelling pttblio that they have taken over the HOI EL GRAND CENTRAL, and will be pleased to see Old Customers—-and New Ones. KNOWN THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. «' fpiIOCGH one of the most Picturesque Buildings in New Zealand, overlooking .1 the Historic Town of Wanganui, something more than that is required to Stake an hotel famous. It mustprovide the service.and accommodation that people demand. The. best way for an hotel to win patronage is by building a solid Inundation of service, with a superstructure of quality and reasonable rates. These things, in addition to a charming, healthy site, the Hotel Braeburn otters you. GARAGE FOR VISITORS’ CARS, AND ALE SERVICE MOTORS PASS THE DOOR. TARIFF: FROM 14s fid a day. H O T E L B R A EBURN, WANGANUI.

HOTEL PARKVILLE, S BIDGWAY STKKET. WANGANUI. ! ONE MINUTE’S WALK EKOil THE BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY LOCALITY BAILWAY STATION AND G.P.O. Adjoining Cook’s Gardens. Hot and Cold. Baths, Electric Light throughout, Comfortable Commercial and Sitting Booms, also Free Garage for Visitors' Cars. TABIFF- 11s 6d per day; £2 17s 6d per week. | • J. HODSON, PBOFBIETOB. ' Telegrams and Correspondence Promptly Attended to. Motor Service to Marton twice Daily, meeting Auckland Expresses

-VISITORS TO SYDNEY. PAULSEN’S PFAHLERT’S HOTEL, WYNYARD SQUARE. mHIS Favourite Hotel, eo well-known to New Zealanders, has just been re. X modelled, and the Proprietress, Mrs F. M. Paulsen (late of Wellington) it soliciting a renewal of the patronage of New Zealanders, promises that the service and attention will leave nothing to be desired. ' - lne 80r To suit the convenience of New Zealand visitors to Sydney. Mrs Paulsen has altered her tariff, and her terms are now as foilows:-Bed and Breakfast, from 9a 6d- Meals (from 3s) optional), a la Carte. “ “ w “

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SOCIETY FOE PBOTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. fTVHE SECBETAEY will be in attendance at the BOOMS. BRIIKTF'h t»tttyy. TINOS. 119. WILLIS STBEET. on TUESDAY and FBIDAYMOBNINO^ trom 10 40 'COMMUNICATIONS St EICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.

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