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Fri 17 Jun 1910 - Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931)
Page 12 - Advertising

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Line 0.0.4? ' ' ?I'liVMLUXt A CO., SIS CStotrnwi itii ydwr* *?*» .&««*» 1BJI.VU

Line 1.0.0A GREAT SNAP!
Line 1.0.1LADY'S OXIDISED KEYLESS WATCH AMD C* \£\
Line 1.0.2LEATHER WRISTLET COMPLETE— O/O
Line 1.0.3^jjrt^^^^UfW^^^fe^u, Having purchased a quantity of these wristlet
Line 1.0.4j^^^WPBMiimfc^il'Tiffl^H^^^L watches at a great discount for cash, tt enables
Line 1.0.5- ???^^^ ' ^sSJBlliHttBk ' me to sell them at this ridiculously low price.
Line 1.0.6- wj^T ^^SBi They are regulated and adjusted, and guaran- -
Line 1.0.7W ^B teed good timekeepers.
Line 1.0.8^^^B^BB£BS6^B8uBF BUT ONE t°-DAT- THEY ARE SELONG
Line 1.0.9^^^^^[^[^^^EB^^ RAPIDLY.
Line 1.0.10¥l^¥5 f^'DlXn^i MONEY-SAVING
Line 1.0.11%}\mSfL*f M-J AM. K- A«w/§ JEWELLER,
Line 1.0.1226 PARK-STREET (one door from Pitt-st.)
Line 1.0.13Illustrated Catalogue Posted Free on Request,

Line 2.0.0VLPwMr%L T/
Line 2.0.1f lm LIXnSKym., M/
Line 2.0.2ITHEYOONG AUSTRALIAN HATTERSl
Line 2.0.3tthe strand: 1
Line 2.0.4TENDERS.
Line 2.0.5New South Wales Government Railways,
Line 2.0.6Office of the Chief Commissioner.
Line 2.0.7Sydney, 16th June, 1910.
Line 2.0.8TENDERS will be received at this Office until 12
Line 2.0.9o'clock on MONDAY, 20th June, 1910, FOR THE
Line 2.0.10CARTAGE OF PUMPING BOILER AND GEAR
Line 2.0.11from Glenbrook Railway Station to pump at Duck
Line 2.0.12Hole, Glenbrook; and Cartage of Old Boiler from
Line 2.0.13Duck Hole to Glenbrook Station. Weight of boiler
Line 2.0.14and gear in each case about 2½ tons. Further par-
Line 2.0.15Fix this textticulars can be obtained at the Chief Mechanical
Line 2.0.16Engineer's Office, Wilson-st., Redfern, and Steam
Line 2.0.17Shed Inspector, Penrith.
Line 2.0.18Tenders are to be endorsed: — "Tender for cartage
Line 2.0.19of boiler." The Deputy Chief Commissioner does not
Line 2.0.20bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender.
Line 2.0.21By order,
Line 2.0.22J. S. SPURWAY,
Line 2.0.23Secretary.
Line 2.0.24LEASE OF THE "ALAMEDA" HOTEL.
Line 2.0.25Sydney Harbor Trust Office,
Line 2.0.26Circular Quay, 1st June, 1910.
Line 2.0.27TENDERS will be received at This Office up to 2
Line 2.0.28p.m., on the 27th JUNE, for a LEASE of the
Line 2.0.29Premises known as the "Alameda" Hotel, situated
Line 2.0.30at the corner of Kent and Margaret streets, Sydney.
Line 2.0.31Forms of Tender and full particulars may be ob-
Line 2.0.32tained on application to the Chief Clerk of the Trust.
Line 2.0.33HAROLD F. NORRIE,
Line 2.0.34Secretary.
Line 2.0.35AN aid to digestion to find It was hard. Simply
Line 2.0.36cook all your food In 'Pineapple' Lard.
Line 2.0.37FREE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Line 2.0.38Look at the Jumble Competition on top rigbt
Line 2.0.39hand corner, page U, of this Issue.
Line 2.0.40STILL and always to remain as Tip, Tip, Top.
Line 2.0.41??pineapple' Bacon Is a Delicious For-get-me-not.
Line 2.0.42? WASTED, ?
Line 2.0.43New South Wales Government Railways,
Line 2.0.44Office of the Chief Commissioner,
Line 2.0.45Sydney, ISth June, 1S10.
Line 2.0.46A PFLICATTOTTS are invited for the undennentton
Line 2.0.47-fl- ed Positions In the TCiri«cHT»g Lines ' Branch of
Line 2.0.48this Department: —
Line 2.0.49Three Engineering Draftsmen, salary £250 per
Line 2.0.50annuci.
Line 2.0.51Three Enslnecrtos Draftsmen, salary £200 per
Line 2.0.52annum.
Line 2.0.53Applicants should state their experience, and for
Line 2.0.54ward copies only of testimonials. The applications
Line 2.0.55to b addressed to: 'The Secretary to the StaE Com
Line 2.0.56mittee, Railway Stores, WUson-Et., Kedfem.' Th«
Line 2.0.57envelope to be endorsed: 'Application for position of
Line 2.0.58Draftsman.'
Line 2.0.59By order,
Line 2.0.60J. B. SPtTKWAT,
Line 2.0.61Secretary.
Line 2.0.62WANTED, Smart LAD, one fresh from School
Line 2.0.63preferred. Brine reference; also specimen
Line 2.0.64handwritinr. Apply at -mceu Manager. TE. Newr*
Line 2.0.65Office, Sydney.
Line 2.0.66BACON well-cured la always a. treat. Therefbrn.
Line 2.0.67? 'Pineapple' to the Bert Brand to Eat.
Line 2.0.681ST Prize at the H.A. Bhow, 1310, Foley*3
Line 2.0.69? 'CROWN' Brand Baeon. All grocers. ? ?
Line 2.0.70FREE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Line 2.0.71L5ok at the Jumble Competition on top right
Line 2.0.72hand corner, page 11, of this Issue.
Line 2.0.73NO BILL FILED AGAINST
Line 2.0.74DR. KELLY.
Line 2.0.75After reading the depositions taken at the
Line 2.0.76inquest oi the body of Mr. Arthur Rarsonie
Line 2.0.77Gullick, wbo was billed on May 1 is a result
Line 2.0.78of a collision betwetu a sulky he was riding In
Line 2.0.79and a motor car. In Lane Cove-road, St. Leon
Line 2.0.80ards, the Solicitor-General ijtr.' Garland) has
Line 2.0.81decided not to file a Bill against Dr. Daniel
Line 2.0.82Kelly, the driver of the car, whn was committed
Line 2.0.83for trial on a -barge of manslaughter.
Line 2.0.84Newcastle Municipal Council has written to
Line 2.0.85the CeBsnock Shire Council asking co-operation
Line 2.0.86in the establishment of a public association,
Line 2.0.87having for its object the conserving of the
Line 2.0.88provincial interests of Newcastle, and other
Line 2.0.89northern districts.
Line 2.0.90A further agitation is to fee started in Jeri
Line 2.0.91derie for the construction of the Mnley to To
Line 2.0.92«umwal railway connection. The Fanners and
Line 2.0.93Settlers' Association has taken the matter up,
Line 2.0.94and is seeking the co-operation of kindred
Line 2.0.95bodies in the district.
Line 2.0.96The secretary of the Jerilderie Closer1 Settle
Line 2.0.97ment League has received a notification from
Line 2.0.98the 'Department 'that Ino further steps are. to
Line 2.0.99be taken at present for the resumption of
Line 2.0.100Wunnomurra Station lor closer eettlement- and
Line 2.0.101that part ol -Coree is still -unfler considera
Line 2.0.102tioni ??.???'''- ^ '.,£;-;' . ?; ,'?:?, . , ? '.-? -:-].''_ ?./.?

Line 3.0.0tioulston Bros., (
Line 3.0.1WINTER SALE. S
Line 3.0.2Big Record Bargains. I
Line 3.0.3GIBLS* FELT HATS, mite, Black, and g
Line 3.0.4all Colors. 3 Shapes. 2/11 Valne. K
Line 3.0.5SALE PRCCE. 9
Line 3.0.6? 1/6, J
Line 3.0.7MAIDS* WHITE FURS are walking oat B
Line 3.0.8SALE PRICE. %
Line 3.0.96?4d, 9%d, 1/-, J
Line 3.0.10About a Quarter Their Valna. ? ?
Line 3.0.11RIBBON VELVETS, Cotton Back, 4In. ?
Line 3.0.12Wide, In All Colors. m
Line 3.0.13SALE PRICE, %
Line 3.0.143^d » Yard, J
Line 3.0.15Worth 6%d. W
Line 3.0.16LADIES' FANCY STRIPHD HOSB. 3/- M
Line 3.0.17Valae for C
Line 3.0.18**«, _ 1
Line 3.0.19PAT^ PEICB. , ?
Line 3.0.20T-*PTBS' CLOTH SKIRTS, 5-GOM, M
Line 3.0.21Sale Price, Z/ll, ?
Line 3.0.22Worth 4/11. 1
Line 3.0.23CREAM GROUND GOLF BLOUSES. ?
Line 3.0.244/11 Value are Now ?
Line 3.0.252/11, t
Line 3.0.26CBmyS BEAVER COATS. WarOfcMfB. \
Line 3.0.27Sale Price, 5/11, §
Line 3.0.28LADIES' LONG NAVY COATS. %
Line 3.0.29SALE PRICE. 16/11* M
Line 3.0.30Usual Price, 23/%. %
Line 3.0.31Trfinrps.' LONG COAT COSTUMES, g
Line 3.0.32SALE PRICE, %
Line 3.0.3327/C, I
Line 3.0.34Worth 40/— \
Line 3.0.35LADIES* 20/- COAT COSTOMES. M
Line 3.0.36We haro only 100 of tbte line left, S
Line 3.0.37and as they cannot be repeated at thisB
Line 3.0.38Price, we say Come Early. B
Line 3.0.39RUSSIA BRAID. Black and Most Colors, «
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Line 3.0.41Goulston Bros., {
Line 3.0.42614, 616, 618, 620 GEORGE-STREET, Jf
Line 3.0.43BRICKFIELD HTI.Tj, STDNEY. C
Line 3.0.44BOUSES ASS ItAXD FOB BATJC
Line 3.0.45Advertisements under this he&Olnc of 16 tnrBm si%
Line 3.0.46iharged; 1 Insertion la. or 8 lnaertfaBM 3m 6a prepaW.
Line 3.0.47FIG ASD FOUXXBT FABMS*, V^
Line 3.0.48CLDSE3 TO ZBS COT'. -8k
Line 3.0.49FBUTT, TIMWEBS, AHB VEGETABLiS,
Line 3.0.50TO-MORBOW, TO-MOBBOW*
Line 3.0.51SATUKDAT,
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Line 3.0.53Train leaves Central Hallway Statical «t S3S.
Line 3.0.54Free Conveyances on arrival at Margate BsQw*
Line 3.0.55Station, just beyond Bnrstvule.
Line 3.0.56MAGNIFICENT BliOCKB ot Rich Black Toesur
Line 3.0.57Soll. ready for immediate cuMvstian, on th«
Line 3.0.58Wonderfully EASY TBBMS of £1 .deposit, ttrai
Line 3.0.59monUOv laments of &X. bo farther Instalmenti fa?
Line 3.0.60two y^arsTthen five years' credit st tHe low raM
Line 3.0.61ol 4 per cent, per anwim.
Line 3.0.62Plans, ERXEST C V. BROUGHTOIf, VS Pltf-SL
Line 3.0.63BYDE Poultry Farms, ^Opdharda, Gott^es. eerf
Line 3.0.64for Printed J..tet. Brodla sad Oo, 76 Baisstottb
Line 3.0.65st. and Ryde. ?
Line 3.0.66/-i RANVTIA.E, Opposite Goodlet Mg Snitt'*
Line 3.0.67\JT Works.— Fine SOUJ3JKGS SITES, Zcamjt i&o-
Line 3.0.68Liberal Depths. Torrenrf, Easy Terma. A^^^o*
Line 3.0.69to EuUd; EtendytoT.ro B-Uww St^tona. ^0™^
Line 3.0.70COIXJKIAL INVBSTM^T COT.. £M--J* «oore*
Line 3.0.71street. City. ~VV. J. DOUGLAS, Manager. ? ,
Line 3.0.72BLOCKS. 50 x 300 in prOBreaslve GTJI10FOEIX5'
Line 3.0.73PlanT'HR^^ 5?^«0&S5o5ft.1«£
Line 3.0.74Open Mondays till 9 PJU
Line 3.0.75HUSlCAXi CrSTRUMEKTS.
Line 3.0.76charged: 1 InaerUon la, or S laaertlocia 3m U pmssJd
Line 3.0.77r^OR £5 PALING'S CAN SDPPL.T A
Line 3.0.78'HEW CECIL' 2OKOPHO1TE,
Line 3.0.79SIX ZONOPHONB ID-INCH SECOBB8, A BOX C*
Line 3.0.80NEEDLES. AND NEEDLE HOLDING BOS. /
Line 3.0.81Tills M*'**'^1 Is fne Acme of Periecttav
Line 3.0.82FBEQ F'»'r|l*T-R DAttiT IN OI3B TAT.MrH-'- ,
Line 3.0.83UACHINS VABLCOU
Line 3.0.841ST. H, FALJNG AND CO.. I^CDv,
Line 3.0.853SS Georre-«t^ Sydney?
Line 3.0.86And at Newcastle sad Brtgbane. .^—
Line 3.0.87PIANO Bayers. AttenttoaJ-Goraatf* J»*?=^±
Line 3.0.88PIANO Buyers wanting best value hare no alterna
Line 3.0.89tive but p- direct xo Gordon's, 40 Flinaers-st._
Line 3.0.90C. WINXWOBTS AH» SOJT,
Line 3.0.91Pianos, from £20; Iron-tramed. AU Makers. Csfl»
Line 3.0.92orTerW. 5/- weekly. a Johnston-st. Annan^jg:
Line 3.0.93T^LEGANT Bontech Piano. £26. Iftv £»^J »*'
Line 3.0.94hi ireehten. £35. Gordon'8. 40 FUnden-Bt, nr. Ctet^g;
Line 3.0.95PIANOS, first-rate order, good tone, £S, £io, £»?,
Line 3.0.96£14; Iron Frames, £i£, £18. £20; cash or tenn*.
Line 3.0.97ITS Pevonshire-rt. ?
Line 3.0.98DENOWNED Carl Stewart Pianos, £*3, £C £». »»
Line 3.0.993X yre.' soar. Gordon's. JO Filndera-st. o°*J^
Line 3.0.100fHEB Joy ol yonr lift Is to the next Bn»
Line 3.0.101JL 'Plneappla' Bacon. Try It. tfa fine- _
Line 3.0.102BOOKS, fOBiaCATI^jrB.
Line 3.0.103AdverUBementa under tlila beading or W wort« art
Line 3.0.104charged: 1 Insertion la. or 8 lnaerUona 2» 6d prepalo.
Line 3.0.105\XTTFiB'S HASDBOOK, TJIna.. Latest ta£'**a*at2
Line 3.0.106W fo7 the Married, to; poated, la 2a. Bear. U
Line 3.0.107Park-st. Sydney'g Cheapest Book Store. ? _j_
Line 3.0.108XJXRDITS OF !-HIIX*OPHr.--BesBnt-Bradlawtf«
Line 3.0.109JB PtosecBted Bookj Genuine Edition; la, pccuA
Line 3.0.110la 3d. Bear. 16 Park-«t^ Sydney. ?
Line 3.0.111BOOK OP NATURE. Hlwttated JtaiiwGjiM?.
Line 3.0.112NeTt 1905 Edltton. 3a «d ported. Bear. PMJMft
Line 3.0.113?XTEB.VODSNESS, Its Nature, Canae, 6*inptoiBB,
Line 3.0.114JN and Treatnwnt. U «. Bw ' Parlt-g^
Line 3.0.115TUTOUj iTLANDKB& Reprinted from Oriejnfll B°
Line 3.0.116M. tton. Poeted. to 3d. H. Bear. M Barii-«t. ?
Line 3.0.117nONFSSSIONB OW A STONBT BUUttHUj ^
Line 3.0.118U DlKsloBurea of Maria Monk, la *&. Bear, »
Line 3.0.1193Ptafc-tt. ? ;; ? ?
Line 3.0.120SILENT KRIEKD.-Aflvlce to &*£» ?«* ^£^5*
Line 3.0.121TnKBE''1 ? ^BOOTS AND S1??S:
Line 3.0.122irSook «i the Jumble Competition on top lisW
Line 3.0.123band corner, gage 31. of tnte Issue. ? . ? .
Line 3.0.124AUWAXS eweet, teader, *ad ''iT^SS^
Line 3.0.125'C8OWN' Bwad Baeon «nd Sam. AH B»oers.
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