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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 114, 11 November 1919, Page 1

SALE OF GENUINE TOBRALCO. 'AT LAST YEAR'S PRICE, 1/101- YABD; CHEAPER than in London. This season's retail price fixed by tlie manufacturers at 2a lid yard. Plain white, pink, brown, pale grey, champagne, khaki, small checks, helio., navy, fawn, sky, grey, all with white small florals on white. Cash with order. No samples sent. QUEREE BROS., WILLIS-STREET. LOST, off motor lorry, between Cour-tenay-place and Clyde-quay, Green Tarpaulin. Good reward. J. O'Connor, Carrier, CourtenaT-place- Stand. T OST, Fur-lined Overcoat, Roseneath -•-' Heights. Please return to Sharpe, Cordial Manufacturers, Adelaide-road. LOST, between, Porirua and Wellingtan, pair of Triplex Motor Goggles. Reward, on returing to Motor Department, N.Z. Farmers. Dist. Co., Ltd., Feather-ston-street. ■ % , LOST, Saturday, Expanding- Wristlet Watch, between Lambton Station and Courtenay-pkeo. Apply Evening Post. LOST, Boy's Overcoat, Anderson Park, on Saturday, marked D. G. Young. Reward, 70, The Terrace. OST, by offico boy, £1 Note, belong- ■ ang to employer, vicinity Lambton-qoay-Fost Office. Reward, Evening Poet.' LOST— Will person who found child' 6 '. Dancing Shoes, Govt. Buildings 'phone box, please communicate 'Phone 21-992? Reward. . LOST, small Black Puree, containing Trinkets. Finder rewarded. Address /Evening Post. LOST, between Post Office and Brooklyn, Letter, containing stamped documents of no use except to owner. Reward, Koare, care of Parkinson and Cowan's, Ballance-street. ,T OST, Sunday, Purse, containing notes, J-^ silver, between Roseneath and Johnstreet, ■ possibly in tram. Ton shillings reward. Mrs. Rosser, 118, Maida ' Valeroad, Rosenoath. . ' OST, Friday last, Opal Ring (gold), between city and Kilbirnie, via Newtown. Reward. Finder, please- communicate with Parting Gift, Evening Post. OUND, one Airedale-Puppy (slut). Owner can have same by paying cost advertisement. Apply Taylor and Brown, Bakers, Parade, Island Bay. OUND—That Umbrella has a Paragon' frame. Let Lethaby's Re-cover it. 'Umbrellas Re-covered—6s lid, 83 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d. Fast dye and best materials and workmanship. Send ' yours to-day. Lethaby's, Umbrella. Specialists, opposite DIGGER —Communicate Dalton, giving address for explanatory letter. Your letters delayed. DUCATED woman desires care of children or similar Position, for month December. Apply N.D.,> Evening Post. HOUSE, furnished, with large sheds adjoining, for sale, Onepu-road, Lyall Bay. Apply England, Evening Post. DINING-ROOM- Furniture, High-back Suites, Chairs (oak'; and. rimu); at bedrock prices; call, and Jinsp'e'ct/ Te Aro .Eyijiishjjjjg ,Co., Cuba-street.. ... ' A LADY mill-health would.give marned couple Free Room for Oare of small house; no washing or cookingApply Anxiously Waiting,' Evening-:Post..'. LADY , Tequires. Employment, ,5 ''hours daily; could assist invalid, children's sewing, Ught work. Apply Scotia, Evening Post. . ' ' 1 EDNESDAY Bargain-Black' allwool Hose, fino Black Lisle 2s 6d.. You save at Cody's, 31-33-35, Courtenayplaco. ' • . ITUATION wanted, by returned offi-. cer, ;as dental or chemist assistant; small wages. G.K., 982, Evening Post. RITATE Typewriting, Specifications, etc.^ 9d per page, 2d duplicates. Mrs. C. F. Davy, .G.P.0., vVellington. I FRANCIS PERERA, Indian Psychic; many public recommendations; lady attendant; 22, Grey-street; hours 10 to 5. Service Sunday evening, Carlton Hall. RS. MILLWARD, Clairvoyante and Psychometrist, Bouleott Chambers (top floor), Boulcott-street, near corner Manners-street. Hours 10-9. TjUYE-ROOMED Residence for Sale; -T good level section, room for garage;. central. Apply Austin, Evening Post. BOARD offered two business gents, Oriental Bay, near Baths; terms 27s week, share front room. 'Phono 21-196. WHY pay', dearly for Baking Powder when Sharland'a—the best that can be produced—costs less than others? Ask your grocer. . VTAOANT Tuesday, 3 Bedrooms, uuitVcs. able for business men, good house and use conveniences, breakfast optional, 5, Claremont-grove, off Austin-street, near Majoribanks-street. QUKEN'S-DRIVE, Lyall Bay, large Double Comfortably-furnished Bedroom, suit two friends', meals optional. Address at Evening Post.; BOARD and Residence —Vacancy for a Youth, within 3 minutes of Mannersstreet; moderate. Address Evening Post. YOUNG married couple, \yith .two children, 3 »nd_ 4, require Board arid Residence, in private family, Newtown, or any Bays: Apply Obedient Children, Post Agency, Newtown. PRETTY Voile Drosses, Summer Costumes, Coats, etc., made at Miss Barnell'6, 4, Lynn-road, Vivian-street. OAK Furniture, cheapest in town— Duchesse Chests, Washstanda, Bedsteads, Wardrobes. Compare our prices before buying. To Aro Furnishing Co., 91, Cuba-street. . RS! BIGGINS, Trance and Test Medium, Medical Clairvoyante, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 145, Abel Smith-street (Terrace end). ONEY to Lend, in Urge and small sums, on first mortgages, freehold property, current rates. ■ Willans and Carvosso, 103, Lambton-quay DO your spring cleaning thoroughly by using Wilton's L.B. Fumigators. All Stores and Chemists, at 2s each. WHEN you ask for Wood-Milne Rubber Heels see -that you get them. If the shoemaker is out of stock write to Box 873. Wellington. MISS FABLING, New Century Hall, Sundays and Tuesdays. Interviews 1. Home-street. 10 to 4 p.m. daily. SEE our Window Display of Voile and Crepe Blouses for 7s lid; Knitted Gloves.ls 6d and Is lid. Mahar's, 46, Courtenay-place. A POINT for good housewives. Always use Sharland's Baking Powder. Costs least; goes farthest; gives best results. (PUiiMXEY Sweep—Ladies, if you want \j satisfaction, give Robinson, the noted sweep, your order. Pre-war prices. 32. Duppa-street, Berhampore. UjSKY to Lend on Mortgage; sums from £500-£IOOO. Apply Thomson, Brown, and East, 189, Featherstonstreet. MAKE your home clean. Soap and water removes visjble.dirt, but does not the germs. Use Wilton's L.B. Fumigators. MRS. STEIN MAN, Psychic, thanks tho public for their generous support, intimates 6th December last day for interviews, 34, Kent-terrace, 1-3 p.m. . ,