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NZ Truth, Issue 218, 28 August 1909, Page 3

A. WRIGGLESWORTH. SAVE the Price ol New Suit by hav< ing your Clothes Cleaned at the Dorninior* Dye Works, 115 LOWER HIGH-ST., Christchurch. All work Pressed by Practical Men. We also Clean Ladies , Costumes, Skirts, Blouses, Furs, Feathers, Evening Shd"es, Gloves, etc. CLYDE QUAY HOTEL BOTTLE STORE, CLYDE QUAY, WELLINGTON. . F>jflce Juistx The following WHISKIES at 5/- pet BottleWatson's *** Usher's Buchanan's Walker's Dawson's Dewar's Mackinlay's V.0.8. Ainslie's Smuggler Whyte Mackay Begg's At 5/6 per BottleBlack and White ' Walker's Bed Collar Crawford's Canadian Club White Horse ' Jameson's " ' * BRANDIES— Hennessy's* 6/6 . Hennessy's*** 8/6 •• GINS^- > J.D.K.Z. Geneva (large) ... 5/6 • J.D.3LZ. Geneva (small) ... 4/6 Gilbey's Dry Gin ... ... 5/Old Tom... ... ... 5/ALL COLONIAL ALES,' STOUTS, ; WINES, UQUEUES^ETO.^ AT WHOLESALE PRICES. A. SEIXAR, Proprietor (Right Opposite the Destructor). NEW FEDERAL HOTEL, ] WANGANUI [(Opposite Up-River Steamer Wharf «.i FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONaiSD. BEST OF LIQUORS.; M. BARRY, Proprietor. (Late of Napier). O.K. WASHING MAGHINES. THERBILOX. NO HOUSEHOLDER SHOULDBE WITHOUT ONE. SAVES. LABOR, TIME & TROUBLE.-..---.The idea that -women should keep on lathe same old way, rubbing or rinsing herself to death or decrepitude, is ab-. surd,, at least m the crashing of clothes. The O.K. is a success. It ayHI do .Jhe~ ■work. It will save you and save the clothes.' It is the greatest invention that has-ever entered into household economics. scores of mm m use. UNITED HARDWARE HOUSE 60 CUBA STREET.

$18* Seamen's and Firemen's Outfits. iJteSs Rayner's Serge Rayner's Boiler Suits Firemen's Black Silk '^■^raoßffikH. Trousers, (Regent brand) 9/6 Caps, 1/7/6, 10/6, 12/6 Rayner's Army Groy Firemen's White /4ffflPlßi3N 4§8?l i Rswner's Serge Flannels & Drawers Caps, 9d MKl[ Jackets, 419 "Liverpool" Oilskins JIT 4/11, 8/6, 11/6 Uniform Caps, %vith (double right through) Gook ' B Gaps> 9^, 1/- U.S.S. Band 3/9 10/6, 12/6 .Stewards' and Cooks' Outfits. ii(iii^%isx me Serge Trousers Blue Check Jumpers Cooks' White Drill WmBBsT 10/6,13/6,16/6 3/6 Coats, S.B. 4/11 * BP Rayner's Uniform . White DriU Trousers D.B. 5/11 *>>F£3rlpir O Waiting Jackets, 4/11 White D. Shirts 4/6 ■^I^UA. *■* 19 / 6 ' 3 °/ Wire B P rin § Belts Kitchen Trousers fflffwnii Uniform Caps, m 4/6 3/9, 4/11 BaJPiyß fine serge and cloth White Linen Aprons Fine White Singlets 4/11 l/^Jto 1/6, 2/-, 2/Q Wlkt kTP A M'^ m WILLIS-STREET J/9IJL^XjLI +*S (8 Doors above "Evening Post.") j