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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1473, 18 July 1918, Page 18

SUere id Clothing SBifte a "iftefdon." •?.!// A.!'/ ■A!.'/ •Al,'? \\i.> -Ai.'/ Al,'/ A.I.V 'AU- \',l// -A!.'/ S '.U- <!.•> -At/, <,t'. N ',l,> I » j ,|Mm | I W“" ■! | i i wBBIIllIISI? I __ _ ______ The shape of a “STETSON” alone is sufficient to give it every advantage over the ordinary hat, whilst added to this is the perfection of fit, and the quality, which ensures the maximum of wear. This season’s shapes, embracing styles in both felt and velour, await inspection. MILNE & CHOYCE, Ltd., Clothiers and Mercers : Queen Street.

“THE TALKERIES,” [ 24 iVIIJ.JS STKEET . WELLINGTON, N.Z. | Spetifllisis in “His master’s VOICE” Gramophones ana Records < Any Record not in Stock Procured if VZanted. Special Attention paid r to Country Orders. } British Electrical “Ever-Ready” Specialities in Torches and Lamps f Always on Hand. Big Stock of Refills. L Tlie Recognised Gramophone Experts of New Zealand. Always at your [ Service. I Telephone 3507. P.O. BOX 847, WELLINGTON. [

“THE LIGHT THAT FAILED” was NOT INSTALLED by —W. C. TISCH.= ELECTRIC ENGINEERING UNDERTAKEN IN ALL ITS BRANCHES .. BY EXPERT WORKMEN. Country House Lighting and Power, either by Water Power or Battery System, a Speciality. All Electrical Accessories Stocked.. Gloucester Street ‘ - CHRISTCHURCH

I ARCHITECT. HERBERT A. JONES, F.N.Z.I.A. Registered Architect and Structural Engineer, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. The Erection of Picture Theatres, Grandstands and Buildings of all LF Descriptions a Specialty. Work Carried out in any part of New Zealand under Personal Supervision. Designer and Architect of Municipal Buildings (Masterton) against many competitors. Plans and Estim mates prepared expeditiously. Correspondence invited. Gj Telephones: Office, 626; Residence, 234 (Masterton). P.O. Box 60.

A. KOHN THE RING SPECIALIST 178 Queen Street