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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13262, 13 November 1911, Page 2

The Temperature. —At three o'clock this morning, the thermometer eutside this office registered 46 degreoa. Your Hair.—Hot, unhealthy hair pads will in time ruin your hair. Send for natural hygienic hair pads, 14 inch' 3s 6d, 18 inch 5s 6d, all round pad 7 s 6d, post free. Mrs Gaw, Trafalgar street, opposite Municipal Bu&dings.*; Passengers to Wellington are re-, minded that G. Baker, the well-known; reliable carrier, still attends t4ie Nel-1 son boats, and is as reliable as ever.; Luggage by night boats stored for: train in the morning; charges as reasonable as ever. Write or wire.--Baker, Wingfield street, Wellington.*! The cost of living, the land and liquor questions, and if the Ward Government is worthy of tho political trusts witli which it is endowed, are questiohs which are engrossing public attention, and there is a great diver-' sity of opinion thereon. We are pleas-; ed, ho n over, te be able to say without5 fear of contradiction, that tie people are practically unanimous in the opinion that Lock's great furnisking emporium is by far. and away the best and cheapest place in the city to purchase furniture and furnishings. It is a well known fact that no other firm can offer such a wide range of choice of up-to-date goods as Lock's, and the values are unapproachable. At Lock's everything can be found in the immense stock to completely fur«ish the homo and thereis an attractive assortment of antique and art furniture (of exclusive design). You can buy here, suites, wardrobes, hall stands, settees, Chesterfields, sideboards, linoleums, curtains, carpets,, bedsteads, bedding, etc. Mr. Lock is sole agent for Harland's pianos,; Atlns Sewing Machines, "Sun" lamps, Zealandia (open fire) and Miner ranges, "Easibak" linoleum polishers, etc., ate. It wjll pay you to deal at Lock's? {chore satisfaction ib guarantee^.*