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Evening Post, Volume LXV, Issue 69, 23 March 1903, Page 1

SKI X, T S . WAltNOCir& ADKIN'S. — \ Wo huvo puroliiisnd a vory largo stock of Undcrskirlu, ami havo them at pnoos wlnuh iiican QUICK SALK. Moroon, in Blaok, Navy, Coriso, lted, A'iolot. JJrown, Gi'CQii, und lloliotropu, 7s 6d, 8s Cd, 'Jh (id, 10s Oil, to 17s Gd. Silk Moroon, do do 21h, 2os Gd, 29* Gd. Silk, various makes, 25s Gd, a7d tid, 29s 0(1, 335, 355. at • THOtt-NDON' HOU^ ' TO TAILOkEHsH WANTED, Mttthinißls nnd Improvorß to tho inachiuo.' Apply at onco A. LEVY, Colonial Mutual Insuranco Buildingß, Custoinhouse ; quay. ' ' DKIiaaMAKING. WANTED, Improvers and Appronlicns. Mrs. Malo, Specialist in Ladies' 'Costumes, Lambtou-quay, sido -entranco Woodwnrd-ttroot. ~ TO~DIIiiSSMAKERS. WANTED, Improvers (o Iho Dress- , making, nlso good Machinist!! and Assistant Skirl Hand. Apply Miss Maxwell, over While's, Jeweller, Lambtonquay- ] TO BOOT REPAIKERS. WANTED, an Improver for «amo, also a Boy for messages. Apply Potter and Son, Lambton-quay. J FURNITUBK WANTED to Buy, Houaea of Furnituro ; highest prico, cash down. C. Daubney, 74, Tory-street. WANTED, by young gentleman, good Board and Lodging ; • rofercuoos given if foquiroU.' Roply, stating terms, Bachelor, •Evouing Post.' W~ "ANTED, Employment by firat-clnss carpenter. A pply 33, , Taranakiatroot. WANTED, an exportonccd Parlourmaid. Apply Mrs. Grace, Hawkostono-!it. ANTED, for country, Lndy to tako chargo of showroom. Apply Sargood, Son and Ewou. WANTED, a good Canvasser; one who has handled sowing machines preferred. ' Stato oxporienco to Box 025, G. V.0., Wellington. TTSTANTED to Soil, Gig, in -first-class ■W ordor. Apply No. "167, gubastreet, jj • - WANTED, a firtt-olats Carpontor and Jd.nor; also nn' Improver to tho caipentoring. Apply JvO. Carlson, Blaok - briclgo, Lower Hutt, after 5.30 p.m. or on Waiwetu..W™ "AJS'TED to Sell, a full tot of Blacksmith's Tools. Apply to G. Marley, Ironmonger, Pahiatua. l»/ ANT^D fo Sell, or would exchange Hi for another property, a modern nina-roomed residence, in Maarama-oresoont, 15 minutes' walk from wharf; gat, two p.w.o.'s, hot and cold wator, balcony, and every modern convenience.. Apply to Thos. Gillospio, care of Evoning. Post. / ANTKi) to boll; While Paper. ApolV at Evening.Pwit oflloo VirA.N r rKl;, Engineer (marine driver* '"»'' oarßfioato) ; 'nrasfc bo young, enerffotio, and independent ; good wuges to good man Address at Kvoning Posh. ANTED Known — Art Neodlework M*toriaU jutt oponod ; Silk braids for point laco, string colour and ivory: tho porfeot Tonetiffo Frames, 2s, 2s 6d each; Linon for drawn thread work; washing Embroidery Silks, oto. Mrs. Birrel, 23, Ingostro-stroot, on way to Skating *%*■ -'.. ■■ WANTED to Sell, Now Tanks, guarantood 24-gaugo iron, double ri voted, with taps, oovers. and overflows included — 400-gallon taiiict 45s each, 600-galion tanks 60s each, 800-gallon tanks 78s each, baths 20t. J. Watsou, 14a, Thorndonquay, near Qovernmont Station. 1 W "ANTED— Becomo a Hypnotist ; you can infiuonoo ovory person you meet and win undying friendships ; no ono can rosiat you. Send two stamps for an intonsoly interesting book on Hypnotism. Prof. Ward, Box 357, P. 0., Auckland. 1 'ANtfEDMtaown — -Our Ohriatmas Oonooasion for one month only. Twolvo Cabinots and "Mona" Enlargemout, -sl3i 6d. Wriggleaworth and Binns, photographers. 1 WANTED, a Buyor for Gent's Booston Humbor Bioyclo, No. 986, 24-inch frame, ro-enamollod and platedj for £10 cash wo, will sell this world-known bicycle. Adams Star Cyclo Company, Moroorttrept. „ ..-,..' 1 .•^RtrANTiSD, TSOO'^Oltl to OverTT haul, Plato, and Enamel, by Joukinton and Co. (Ltd.), Oyolo Manufacturort, 8, Customhouae-quay. WANTEDW 'ANTED Known, nuroh<tsers of Fiauoi should inspoet W. F. Shortt's instruments. Shipments received monthly from tho manufacturers. You will save money, WANTED,W 'ANTED, 500 Ladict' Second-hand Bicycles at part payment for new machines; good allowance* and easy terun for balance.' Jonkihson and Co., 8, Cus-toinhouto-quay. . •_ ; ANTED, Hotolkooport, Caterers, Kostauratours, Boordiughouaekoonera, etc., oto., to write or call on S. G. ROSS, Jowoljer and Engraver, Willisstroet, for quotations for engraving namos, oto., on largo qxiantitios of cutlery, olootroplate, etc. Cheapest houso in New Zealand. Extra — Namo and date ongravod free on any article purchased. 'ANTED Known— We have taken ovor Scott's Willow Bank Boarding Establiahment, Plimmer's Stopa, Lambtonquay, Wollington. Good accommodation for boarders. Terms (in advance) 3s per day ; 17s and 18s por woek ; 9d por meal. Trams pass Steps, Two minutes * from Wharf. Poruiy anu Peters, proprietors. WANTED— Tavo tons of Tea to bo givon away. I am prepared to give ilb of Orango Pokoo Tea to ovory purchaser of Coohmno's Assigned Estato Crockory, etc, to tho value of ss; lib for 10s ; l^fb for 15s ; 21b for 20s, and so ou. For ono woek only. Crockery at halfprico. Roll up ta 80, Cuba-streot. ANTED Known— For one month only, 12 Cabinets and "Mona Enlargoment, 13a 6d— our Christmas concoasion. Wriggleaworth and Binns, photographers. ' 1 ANTED Known— ln order that the publio may not bo docoived it is well to noto that Swan Ham Sausage is tho boat that is mado. 1 YXT ANTED to remind all those (if any) ■TT that havo not soon the spacious Auction Mart and Show Rooms of W. F. Sliortt, Willis-stroot, which aro admittodly tho best-lighted, and therofore . tho bost rooms adapted tor display in tho colony, to havo a look round on any Saturday oveniiitt betweon 7 and 10 o'clock. WANTED Known, 70 different kinds Silks, all shadoa and colours, at J. G. Lethaby, Mannors-itreat, five doors from Willis-stroot, and at Main-streot, Palmorston North. This season's fancy Umbrellas and Sunshados. Handles for making Umbrellas and Sunshade to order. Buy tho mntorinl. Wo make them up froo of chargo. If you hnvo a framo buy the material from us, and wo will make it equal to now. Mako the cover and tew it on freo of ohargo. WANTED Known— A Rare Ohanco, ns tho promises known as O'Connor's Boot Shop, Willie-street, will bo removed for rebuilding next April, I will quit tho wholo of my stock and plant, as I am retiring from tho boot trade. Everything must be sold regardless of cost. Roll up early and secure tho bargains, as no reasonable offer will bo refused. J. O'Connor, Bootmaker No. 35, WiUu-«rras&<