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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 129, 27 November 1901, Page 6

LIGHT UNDERCLOTHING IB THB RIGHT UNDERCLOTHING FOR summer wear, and you will be very hard to please if we can't please you with the big assortment that we have now ready for your inspection. Here are a fewitems to think over i COMBINATIONS In longcloth and lawn, some trimmed with new designs in embroidery and toby frills, some with Torchon, lace and insertion, AT 5/6 TO 15/6 EACH. KNICKERS In lawn and longoloth garnished with Torchon laoe and embroidery, also fancy trimming, AT 2/6 TO 6/6 EACH. CHEMISES In longoloth. and lawn trimmed with fancy lace and the latest designs of embroidery, , AT 3/6 TO 9/-. CAMISOLES In lawn trimmed with laoe, new shapes, AT 2/6 to 6/6. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LIMITED. 8 r PIANOS. BY practically every leading maker in the world. Time Payments from 20s monthly. Organs for the church, for the school, for tho home. Time Payments from 10s monthly. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO., Wellington. M. J. BROOKES, Manager.

- CANADA CYCLING AND MOTOR CO., LTD. RED BIRD BRANCH. TN oonsequence of tho Willis-street Fire, X the RED BIRD BICYCLE DEPOT has REMOVED to LAMBTON-QUAY, next Massey-Harriß. Please note the address. J. M. IZETT, Manager. KARORI BOROUGH COUNCHi. " EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. I HEREBY Give Notice that tho following persons, have been duly nominated as Candidates for the office of Councillor for the Borough of Karori — viz.> Campbell, Thomas Henley, Archibald Williams, Charles Henry As there ia only one vacancy to be filled, 1 hereby also give notice that a poll will be taken as between^ the above candidates on FRIDAY, tho 6th day of December, 1901, at the Borough Council Office, Karori, and' Mrq. O'Shea's Store, Tinakori-road. Polling hours— 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. "W. F. ENGLAND, Returning Officer. Karori, 27th November, 1901. t! JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS-STEBET. The Anniversary Services to be held on SUNDAY, Ist December, will be conduoted by Rev. J. GIBSON SMITH, of Invercargill, who will offioiate Morning and Evening. The reverend gentleman will also conduct the Afternoon Service to Sunday School Children. Speoial Collection. j TjiRANK GRADY. desires to Thank all kind friends who tendered help at the late Fire, rind to express his grateful appreciation of the numerous kind messages of sympathy received. \ LEGAL HOLIDAYS. ON SATURDAY NEXT, St. Andrew's Day, the offices of Solicitors practising in the City will be CLOSED. F. HARRISON, Sec. Wellington Dist. Law Sooiety. CLUBS AND LD3RARJES NOTE* IN BANKRUPTCY, TENDERS will be received at my office up to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, 3rd December, 1901, for — Abuout 350 volumes of Standard Novels by leading modern authors. The books being all new and in good binding would make a very fair beginning for a Club Library or a valuable addition to a private lending library. They can be viewed at my office, in Brandon-street (above Tourists' Department). A deposit equalling 10 per cent, of amount tendered must accompany each tender. Balance to be paid in cash within o, week of acceptance of tender, or, if terms are desired, name of endorser of bill must be submitted for approval. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES ASHCROFT, Official Assignee. Wellington, 26th November, 1901. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for Building a House at Ohau. Plans and specifications may be seen at our office, where tenders close on Friday, 6th Deoember, at 12, o'clock. ! BLAKE AND COLERDDGE; j Architects, 15, Featherston-st. i A BOON TO MOTHERS. " ALONG-FELT want at last satisfied. The nniversal opinion of my NURSE RY HAIR WASH is that it ia p. pleasant and certain cleaner of children's lieadn. No nasty odour left by it. and a lot of time and worry saved. Get a bottle ; it only costs Is. Made and sold only by W. S. WALLACE, Chemist, next Evening Post, VVillis<Btre«t>