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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1540, 30 October 1919, Page 39

THE VICTORIA DRY CLEANING CO. Longley’s Special Process of Dry Cleaning adds seasons to the life of an overcoat or a suit of clothes. Therefore,. a small expenditure with Longley often saves a larger^one with a tailor. Overcoats, Suits, Etc/, Ladies, Costumes and Similar Articles of Wearing Apparel should be sent to LONGLEY, 60 Victoria St., West ’Phone 2161 A. pARMERS, PASTORALISTS AND SPORTSMEN. — Ask Clement Wragge about the weather; six months ahead, 5/6; twelve months, 10/6. Address: Wragge “Institute,” Birkenhead. ADELAIDE HOUSE. (Under Entirely New Management.) 101, HOBSON STREET, AUCKLAND. Good accommodation for visitors' at a reasonable tariff; 4s. 6d. per day, 28s. 6d. per week. All meals Is. 6d. Proprietor. —“LOUVRE ZZT Porker * Helm. D S MA V E s R s s , Plain and Fancy Blouses. Underwear of every description. Address: 27, WELLESLEY ST. W. (above Opera House). Masonic Hotel . . GISBORNE. THE LEADING Coi&XSXBBCIAL HOTEL IN GISBORNE. The above Hotel has been rebuilt, and is now open to guests. Visitors and travellers will find everything new, and can rely upon, getting every comfort and attention. Best range of sample rooms in the Dominion. MBS. E. M. PARKEB, Proprietress. Visitors to Wanganui. HOTEL BRAEBURN, Anzac Parade, WANGANUI, Is Replete with every Modern Convenience, and Recognised as one of the Leading Private Hotels in the, Dominion. Magnificent Views from the balcony of River, Sea and Countryside. An Ideal "Holiday Home. Motor Garage, Croquet Lawn, Electric Light. Four Minutes from Train and Steamer WHEN SELLING YOUR FURNITURE CONSULT P. W. DOUGLAS. Who will Sell for you and get the Big Prices. Or, if you prefer, will Buy Straight-out for Cash. DOUGLAS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, VICTORIA ST. EAST, AUCKLAND. ’Phone BsBA. N.Z. SPORTING & DRAMATIC REVIEW. MENUS ; ; ; : LABELS s CARDS : : : : : LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES ■ PRICES ON APPLICATION.

BOVRIL ■ and the War By Appointment. Those who have given up Bovril in order that the fighting men should have it can now obtain their share. During the War Bovril was so indispensable to the soldiers, wounded; and the people in the United Kingdom that it had to be : retained in the British Isles, where it is made, or sent to the fighting fronts. Fresh supplies, of Bovril have now reached this country and no one need be any longer deprived of the wonderful body-building powers of this unique food.