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Evening Post, Volume LXIII, Issue 97, 24 April 1902, Page 1

5/- T0 7/(J IN THE £ Under Value. A CONSIGNMENT" of Goods has been ADiaNi",! r° VM to. WA KNOCK AND ADKIN to bo dwposod of. Two Weeks is tho tiwo givon to clear the lot. AVliilo Culiooea tivoy Shootings Plunnolettes Ribbed HoHiory Only '.Torchon Liioea Fnnoy Lanes Embroideries Ladios' Contumoa Men's Working Shirts. SKK THE PIUUKB AT THOIIMDQN HOUSE. riIHE COMMERCIAL AGENOST JL (Limited), Trade Assignees, Trade Enquiry Adonis, Trado Debt Colleotora. Affouoiea in all New Zealand Towna and all thn Colonies. mAkara road board. annual election. NOTICE is hereby given that the following perEoas havo boon duly nominated for tho oQce of Member for Ward No. 1, of tho Makara Road District, viz. : — Robinson Thomas Henry Wallace, William Henry. As thero is only one vacancy to be, filled, I horoby give further notice that a Poll will be taken as betwoen the above-named candidates on FRIDAY, tho 2nd day of May, 1902, nt tho Residence of Mr. Richard Robinsoa, Makara, between tho hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. W. "F. ENGLAND, Returning Officer. Makara', 22nd April, 1902. MAKARA RdAITBOARD. ANNUAL ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given that tho followuig peraons havo boon duly nominated for tho ofiico. of Member for Ward No 2, o£ the Makara Road District, viz. t — Monk, Gcorgo ' Tarr, Richard John. * As there is only one vacancy to be filled, I hereby ffivo further notico that a Poll will be taken a» betwoon the abovo-named candidate* on THURSDAY, the let day of May, UDO2, at the Old Sohoolhouse, MnkaTa, between tho hours of 9 a.m. aud 6 p.m. -W. F. ENGLAND, Returning Oflicor. , Makara', 22nd April, 1902. MKL¥6SE~BOBbU6Hi THE MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES nnd GENTLEMEN— I beg to aunounco my Candidature for the abovo office, and solicit your interest and bupport. Faithfully yours, ___ R. KKENE. ST/LVIA STARCH I i'LVXA STAUOH SYLVIA STAKOHI SYLVJA. S'IAKOfIJ SYLVIA STARCH! SYLVIA &TAIIOHI SYLVIA STARCH 1 SifLVIA bi'AROHI SYLVIA STAKOHI SYLVIA STARCH! Made only from tho puroat ingredients. ELLIS & MANTON, Agouta. Harboor-atreet/ PABTNERSHIP. "OARTNER Wanted with £3000 for a JET well-established wholesale manufacturing business ; ample security given for capital invested: principal! only dealt with. Address Fibre, oars of Evening Post ' TAILORESS. WANTED, a Tailoress; constant employment. Apply Barber's Steam Dya Works, 46, Cuba-street; CLOTHING. WANTED Known— Mrs. Jones still gives tho highest cash price for Ladies', Gents 1 , and Children's Clothing, Bed and Table Linen, etc., in any quantity. Letters promptly attended to. Address Mrs. Jonos, 76 and 78, Taranaki-st. TS7" ANTED TO SELL, CROSSLEY OTTO GAS ENGINE, 8i horao-powor. A great bargain. In splendid order. Price £30. Apply PALMER. AND CO.. Viotoria-stroefc, City. LADD3S' MILLINERY. WANTED— Mrs. Penlington wishes to notify that having placed her millinery workroom undor entirely new management and having socured tho sorvices of a. first-class milliner, ladies placing their orders can rely upon getting up-to-dato Artistic Millinery, combined with* moderate cost, and she fools confident that a trial will ensuro entiro satisfaction. Mn. Ponlington, 11, Vivian-street. WARDROBE DEALER. WANTED Known— Mrs. Cousins still continues to purchase all kindt of Loft-off Clothing at her usual liberal prices. Appointments punctually kept. Please note address—Mrs. Cousins, 58a, Taranaki-Btroct, Wollington. CLEANING. CLEANING. CLEANING. DYEING. DYEING. •DYEING. WANTED Known— Cleaning and Dyeing of all descriptions on tho shortest notioo at BARBER'S Steam Dye Works, 46, Cnba-atreot. ANTED Known— Go to OAKES for Football Boots 6b 9d; School Boots, 4s 9d, 5s 3d, 6s 9d ; Slippers, Slippers, from 6d pair ; Ladies' Evening Shock, 2s 3d, 25, 9 d, 3s 6d un; Gents' Bals, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10b 6d up; do, Keith'tj, 18s ,6d. Infants' — a large ,stock, all prioes. Try our Repairs at F. J. OAKEB, 24, Ingeatre-gtroot. WANTED, Sellers and Buyers of Properties to inspeot our Estate Catalogue. Household furniture and Private EH'euts purchased for cash. Tho extension of our wart enables us to reoeivo and show to advantage any quantity of Merchandise entrusted to us for disposal. Resident 26 years in Wollington. W. F. Shortt, Willis-street. , 'ANTED to Soil! new Tanks, guarautecd 24-gaugo iron, double riveted, and tested ; 400-gallon tanks, 45s each ; 600 gallons, 60s each ; baths, 24-gauge, 21s complete. Call and inspect workmanship. J. Watson, 14a, Thorndon-quay, near Government Station. \\j XNT I-jIV Known— My English 9ot Hall * » murkod Gold Brooohns at 5s 6d ; Slorling Siivor Matohboxosavt (is; Sterling •Silver f.ink.s nt 4a per set t and Sterling silver J-irooohos lit 2a uaoh, are tho ohoapest u nd ihioßfc K°odt; ever introduced to the i>ubblio. Extra — Name nnd ilnte engiaved Free on any ustiolo puroliased. S. G". ltoss, Kngravor hihl Ju a oiler, 8 Willis street. WANTED Known — 1 am GOING TO S. S. WILLIAMS' S again. Dp is the Cheapest for all kinds of Furniture, llodstonds. Fonder*, Sir* Brasses, Linoleums, Oilcloth, Stair Carpels, Rucjs, MaUnig, Curtains, Blankets, Ticking, Kupok, Flock and "Wiro Mattressen, Bamboo Curtain Polos, Ironmongery, Lamps, Toilet Sets, Fancy Tables, Leath(V, Cretonna and Tapestry Couchou. 'Jo Aro Furnishing Wnrenouse, 41, Tara-roki-Etrest. "^"SrANTED Known— fROGRAMMES VV I'riutEd ftt tho lA oning Poit Job