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Evening Post, Volume LXI, Issue 85, 12 April 1901, Page 1

T N GREAT D U M A N P. White Haro Necklets, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, 3/6, 6,0, 8/11. 157-, to 82/6 Children's White Hare Sots (Satin-linod , Collar and Muff), 4/9, 5/6 Black and Brown Hare Neoklets, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6 Blaok and Whito Ermine Neoklets, 9/(>, 10/6 These are very fnehionable. Marmot and Sable Neoklets, 4/11, 7/6, 8/6, to 42/6. White Thibet Necklets, »k 10/6, to 18/6 ; Muffs to matoh White Hare Muffs. 5/11, 6/6 Blaok Hare Muffs, 4/11 Brown Jap Fox Muffs, 6/6, 9/6, 13/6 Sable Muffs, 17/6 lo 45/Wo havo an exceedingly choice selection throughout. JAMRS SMITH & SONS, THE NEW HOUSIS, 13, C(£bA-STREET. LANP TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions' of "The Land Transfer Act, 1885/" unless caveat bo lodged forbidding the same on or before the 4.fch day of April, 1901. ,2959. ARCHIBALD McDONELL.— 239 acres and 20 perches, Sections 354 and 355, Township of Carnarvon. Occupied by Thomas Cameron, as tenant. 8050. RICHARP CHARLES GIBSON WORTH. EMILY SARAH TRAVELS, AWCE J,U.LIA CLEGHORN, SARAH* LQUISA MALMBKRG, CHARLES FREDERICK WORTH, THOMAS FOLEY, and GEORGE ROBERT WILTON.— I rood 2 4-10 perches, parts of Sections 677 and 741, City of Wellington, with rierht-of-way. Occupied in separate portions by Charles Frederick Worth, Henry Joseph Lepper, Joseph Henry Chancy, William James Jones, Arthur Curry, and Minnie Jane King. 3083, THE WELLINGTON PIOCESAN BOARP OF TRUST KKS.— S*S perches, part of Seotidn 473, Oity of Wellington. Ocoupied by a weekly tenant. 3090. GIOORGE SULLIVAN FAIR. CHILP.— 239 perches, part of Section 959, City of Wellington. Occupied by Applioant and John Tinney as tenant. 3091.— MARGARET STBEL ,HILL.— IS perohos, part of Sections 419 aud"42o, City of Wollington. Ocoupied by Applicant. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Pated this 3rd day of April, 1901, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. W. IsTUART, Piqtrict Land Registrar. WELLINGTON OITY COUNCIL. LICENSES FOR VEHICLES. npHE luf>pactor of Vehicles will be in X attendance ,at tho Corporation officos on MONDAY and TUESDAY, tho 15th aud 16th April, at 9.30 oaoh day, for the purpose of inspecting all vehiclos for which licenses for the current year are required. They will be taken in the following ordor :— Carts and Expresses, Monday; Cabs and other vehicles, Tuesday. J. E. PAGE, Town Clerk. 11th April, 1901. Note.— All licensos must bo taken out within 14 days from Monday next. AN important Letter from a well-known Salvation Army Officer. — Salvation Army Office Quarters, Jessie-street, Wellington, sth January, 1900.— Pear Sir— I would like to inform you that when I arrived in Wellington, a little over twelve months ago, I was terribly run down in health. For two or three weeks I was unable to take 'an activo part in any meetings. I was completely worn out, and always had that tired, languid feeling wo hear so much about, and neither sleep nor food seemed to refresh me, or do mo any good. Some one advised me to try PLANTEKOA, which I did, and after I had taken half the contents of the bottle I felt' much better, and I am delighted to tell you, that from that date till the time, of writing this note (over twelve months) I have enjoyed the best of health, and my work l is a pleasure. If these few linen aro of service to you, make use of them.— Yours sincerely, MRS. CAPTAIN LOCK. Note.—One bottle contains sufficient medicine for a fortnight's treatment. The mission of Plantekoa is to CURE PERMANENTLY, and it CURES where OTHERS FAIL. Get copy of descriptive pamphlet with testimonials. . Plantekoa, ss. PJantokoa Ointment, 2s. .Plantekoa Medicated Soap, Is. Retail everywhere. Wholesale, J. Aston, 26, Vivian-streot. BICYCLES, Cheap— We have the following second-hand Gvolos on our list —Red Bird, £8; Star, filO ; Red Bird, £10; Sterling, £14; Star, £10; 8.5.A., £12 ; deposit from £1 ; instalments from £1 per month. C.C. and M. Co., Ltd., Red Bird Branch, 29, Victoria-street. WF AN TE P KNOWN. iV LOOK OUT ! LOOK OUT ! FOB SATURPAY. SATURDAY. FRESH LINES BROUGHT FORWARD AT THB GREAT SALE OF J. VARCOE'S STOCK OF BOOTS ANP SHOES, Bought by A. LINDSAY. SALE NOW ON, AT THE GREAT BOOT EMPORIUM, 23, CUBA-STRBRT. Next to Te Aro House. Please Note the Address. TKT ANTED KNOWN. CHEAP BOOTS. 1 For 15aster Holidays I intend giving a discount of 2s in tho on all cash sales ■ from and including Saturday, 23rd March, 'till Easter. This discount does not apply to bespoke work or repairs. Note — The Only Genuine Discount Sale in the City ; 2a in the £, hard cash, returned off our usually low prices. Now is your time if you want a good thing. J. MORRIS, 91, Taranaki-st. PERTH DTE WORKS, Ghuznee-street. WANTEP Known- a fact that dare not be dispulod-that A. BOBtiKTSON is tho Best, Cheapest, Quickest, and Most Experienced General Pyor, Cleaner, and I'rosser in Wollington. Ostrioh Feathers and Kid Ulove Cleaning a speoialty. Telephone, 918. DYEING AND CLEANING. WANTED Known, that Ladies Drosses that havo become soiled and faded can be Dyed fashionable shades for winter woar at BARBER AND COS, Steam Dyers and Cleaners, 46, Cuba-street — the only Dyers in tho colony that possoss tho machinery necessary to give you satisfaction. UMBRELLAS. WANTED, my Customers to know' that I havo not removed from Man-ners-street. First-class Uinbr.ollas made to order ; re-covers and repairo promptly executed. Workmanship guaranteed. James Foster, Umbrella Maker, 15, Manncrsetreet only (next lo Thorntoti'r). No agents or_oanvas3ovs employe 1.