HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN! OgA PAIRS OF MEN'S TAN BOOTS, Usual Price One Guinea, To bo Cleared at 10/11 PER PAIR ' Sizes, 6, 7 and 10 only. HHHESE are a mixed lot, but all HIGH JL uRADE BOOTS from the best English and American Makors, many "beiDg samples we are anxious to quit, i ITS THE CHANCE OF THE SEASON FOR A PAIR OF CHEAP TAN BOOTS. Postage 9d pair extra. R. HANNAH & CO.} LTD., 23, CUBA-STREET, and 79, LAMBTON-QUAY. DRAPERY SALE. OUR GREAT JOB PURCHASE SALE Starts • SATURDAY MOBBING, at 10 o'clock. TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS BEE RIBBON AND PRINT WINDOWS. D. S. PATRICK'S LOW-PRICED DRAPERY STORE, 98, Cuca-strect. ; 1 WORKING MEN'S BOOTS. A REAL GOOD LINE OF MEN'S J3L - NAILED SHOOTERS At the Small Price of 7s' lid. Also, GENTS' CHROME BOOTS, 10a 6d. it SIANN'S CHEAP SHOE STORL 39, TITIAN-STREET. " CHEAPSIDE/' I WON'T BE UNDERSOLD. I cay •what I mean. Olhprs Cut the price**, but I cut lower ; I rut deep. You can't buy Cheaper? You can try. But, still, WM. HALL, CHEAPSIDE, is the Man. [ can't be undersold. Now, just study Four purse for a minute. A big" 1 deal in Fea. One Ton Ceylon Tea, the Best the World produces, at Is 'per lb. Derby Tobacco Bd, Juno Bd, Cigars 6 for Is. WM. HALL, CHEAPSIDE, ' Opposite Libi'ary, Newtown. • JUST Opened; a Splendid Assortment of Ornaments, Fancy J.ugs, and Glassware. S. L. Roberts, opposite Police Station, Newtown. SM A M i Goods of every" description; cut sandwiches, pork pies for picnic parties, at Mrs. Phillips. See shop wjadow Saturday night. • BISON'S Phonographs and Records, -. Edison's 'Phono^faphs and Kecords; anne to '. hear them. -3. ■' XT. "IPieming'i Bevans-street, near Beli'a Bakery, Newtown. . JOHNSON, 23,. Riddiford-stre'et.— Best tM value Men's Shirts, Men's Han, Men's Ties, .Cricket or Tennis Trousers. PHONOGRAPHS* Typewriters, Bicy~ cle£, and Sewing Machines Repaired. H. Corrick, Mechanical Engineer, Univerwi 'Supply Co., 77, Royal Oak Buildings, Mannere-street. JUNCTION BAZAAR, corner Rintoul tr and Riddiford streets, now open ; new goods at lowest prices. i£. Crump and Cb- \ SPLENDH> lino of whito woven -£i- Bodices, long sleove6, In 6d._j^lrs. Frank Jacobsen, Kiddiford and Wilson streets. "VTURSE BURROWS ha 3 vacancies for -»•' inlying patients ; terms moderate. No 5, Clyde-quay. j 6D EACH— Tros, Ties, Ties, new ship- ! mCEt, at Page's Corner, 21, Lamb-ton-quay. 6d each. j MRS. FRANK JACOBSEN is now - ehowlng a lovely let of Trimmed Millinery, in all tho leading shapes. Rid-" diford and Wilson street?. "OAGE'S Straw Kats, pt reduced prices. A See window display. Page's Corner, ci, Lambton-quay. eHOKTHAND-TYPiSTE required ; pro*J vious office experience uot essential. K.Z.^ Acelyleno Gas Light " Co., Ltd., isAng & Chambers. BOARD and Residence, accommodation for married couples ; also single gentltmon: lf.rge hotiso and rooms, sunny pcfition, one minute to rare. 54, Brough-am-street. "S3RIVATE Obstetric Hofnjtnl, 76, Abel -2- Smith-street. Nurse Gilding, CertiJitated (Sydney Women's Hosrutal). Telephone 2771. A FTER Influenza, tho best tonicTls Serravjllos {bark and iron wine) lonic. Afk the doctor. TE^OB Household Furniture and sundries, J- b«,t\alue in the city at Richardson Brof., 115, Upper Cuba-street. AT Lees and Church*?, 95a, Cuba-street, for Dainty Children's Millinery, Embroidered Muslin Silk Hats and Bonnets 2s jld, 4s lid, 6s lid. ROLL vp Haudy Hoii'e, 44, Manners* Ftrect. Groat Sale in Fancy Gootls. Enonnons reductions in all lines for two ■weeis only. "VTETS' Belts Is, L?ros from 10id per doz, J-" Suede-finish Gloves Is, Prints 4^tl H*adkfrchicfs 5 for 1?, Hosiery all prieoe, Tenuet's Right House, Ctiba-strect. 7TVHORNDON— No 1, Hawkostotie-strret, ■£- ha« just been thoroughly renovated, ai;d under the new proprietress can offer first-class accommodation for gentlemen Boarders, and being close to- the railway stations is in an excellent position for the travelling public. TRIMMED Hats from 776cf(iarp=t stylo\ Gem SailorF from 3s 6d, Costumes from 19s 6d. Tenncut's Right House, Cuba-street.. /^ROCKEPrYWARErCutIory, and Houso *~J Furnisln'ngs. Boat house in town — R.chardFon Bros., 115, Upper Cuba-struct. NZ.~WINE Depoi™s7r Willis-Htroet. • Notice. No. 1 superior Invalid Port Wine, 25s per dozen ; No. 2 Wine, two gallons (guaranteed full strength), 18s 6d per dozen, fr -merly 3s per bottle. Wine 3d per glass. PRIVATE Maternity now. — Mm. Starkie. Practicing Midwife, 9, Horae-str<>et, Kent-terrace., . swept, windows cleaned, v_y earpet3 beaten and cleaned, smoking r-hinmevß cured : cheaply und __ quickly done : 'distance no objer-t. T. Faulkner, 83, Courtenay-pJace. Telephone 2539 1 SULPHUR and Sarsapanlla Sails, the b"=t spring medicine, avert attack* <>r lvc3l» »r-ti otter Kpring ailiucnts. Is 6d battle. Wnllr.cc, Wiins^trewt WANTED Known— Sea Wido Lace Curtains, 5s lid pair, others Is 9d to 21s; Wide Ar) Muslin?. 4jd : Art Cretonnes, 4£d to Oid. Cole and Wosterman's Sals.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 125, 22 November 1907, Page 1
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