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Evening Post, Volume LXVI, Issue 45, 21 August 1903, Page 1

THli NEW HOUSE is THE RIGHT HOUSE FOR LADIES' KID GLOVES. Dealing as wo do direct with the leading glove manufacturers, we tako no risks with our KID GLOVES. Every pair that come into The New House aro guaranteed to us by tho makers, and wo in turn guarantee them to our customers. It at any time a pair of gloves purchased at James Smith and Sons do not give tho anticipated satisfaction we want them back again. We are trading for your confidence in our Kid Glove Trade. Dent's and Morley's Gloves stocked here Prices 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d a pair. JAMES SMITH AND SONS. npO LET, in the best part of LainbtonA quay, opposite tho wharf, new Shop, just finished ; splendid site for tobacconist and hairdresser, fruiterer or florist ; will let at very low rental. Apply immediately to DWAN BROS., Willis-street, Wellington. mO LET, Offices and Storage, Jervoisquay. Apply Evening Post. TO LET, new, up-to-date double-front, lock-up Shop ; splendid position ; possession at once. Apply 78, Courtenayplace. TO LET— We have an eight-roomed House on Wellington-terrace, No. 45, to let. Apply sharp, to Macdonald, Wil,son and Co., 84, Lambton-quay. TTHO LET, nine rooms, Abel Smith-street, -*- 30s. W. H. Morrah and Co., 54 and 56, Willis-street. TO LET, in central locality, four-room-od Fiat, now ; moderate rent. Macdonald, Wilson and Co., 84, Lambton-quay TO LIST, in Duppa-street, four-roomed Cottage ; tubs, copper, p.w.c, stable. Apply J. J. Boyd, builder, Kilbirnie. TO LET, a 3-roomed Cottage, Kilbirnie North ; rent 8s per week. Apply Phil N. Cameron, Hamilton-road, Kilbirnie. TO LET, now six-roomed House, every convenience. Apply J. Bourke, Kilbirnie. nr\o LET — Wo have threo Rooms suit- *- able for offices or sample rooms. J. J. Curtis and Co., Limited, Customhousequay. LEGAL NOTICE. MR. T. M. WILFORD will bo in attendance at his office, No. 11, Biandon-street, between the hours of 10 and 4 on and from MONDAY NEXT. 24th instant, and after 4 p.m. can bo 6een at the Parliamentary Buildings. REMOVAL OF EMPLOYMENT BOOK. TO MASTER. BUUCHEHS. r B tHE Employment Book of the Operative . A Butchers' Union can now be seen at the Waingawa Meat Company, Mannersstreet. H. C. COOPER, a Secretary. RANGE FOR SALE. FOR SALE^ a 4ft 6in Lemington Range, complete, with h.p. boiler ; in good condition. Price £5 cash. Apply at No. 39, Woolcombe-street. 1 •WOOD CARVING. TpRIVATE Classes hold in a central JL situation. Lessons begin with pupil. For particulars ax^ply at tho office Evening Post. NOTICE. NEW ZEALAND WINE STO*RE, 57, Willis-street. MRS. WEISS notifies that she is landing a large assorted stock of Superior Wines from several of the best vineyards in the colony. See future advertisement. ■> STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT /^ILDERD AND GORE, of Pahiatua, vJT have patented a sickroom rcqui- | site — a Night Stool, in which they claim that the commode constructed on their plans has a great advantage above all others, being a self-disinfector, doing away with all offensive omell, the contents being removed in a self-closing box. No other commodo on the market is so useful and sanitary as tho above. The commode hus been examined by Dr. Ewart, Wellington Hospital, who has found that it is all that it is claimed. Dr. Dawson, Pahiatua Hospital, highly recommends for hospital and private use. The commode can be seen by appointment, and -will be taken to any address in town for examination up till Monday, by communicating with Thos Gore, City Buffet, Wellington. "mHE MANSION S," GHUZNEE-STREET. Best cuisine, superior accommodation, a comfortable home, reasonable tariff. MRS. 0. CASTENDYK, Manageress. CAN BE CURED! Consumption Can bo Cured Consumption Can be Cured Consumption Can be Cured Consumption Can be Cured Consumption Can be Cured Consumption Can be Cured Consumption Can be Cured By using Townend's Cinnamon Cure Townend's Cinnamon Cure Townend's Cinnamon Curo Townend's Cinnamon Cure 1 TROUBLED WITH SCIATICA? LET Rheumo cure you! It has cured others. The positive assurance of James A. Capper, Lyoll Bay, should convince you. Mr. Capper, writing on Ist February, says:— "l was much troubled with sciatica pains, and at times I could get no sleep. Following the advice of a friend I tried a bottle of Rheumo, and that bottle drove away the sciatica pains. That has befen three months ago, and they have not returned since. If they do ) Rheumo is the medicine I shall go for." Mr. Capper's confidence comes from experience. Sold by chemists and stores at 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle 1 ■^T ANTED KNOWN. Owing to Expiry of Lease, WINTON AND M'LAUCHLAN WILL SELL FOR 10 DAYS AT GREAT REDUCTION Their large stock of CROCKERY AT 40, CUBA-STREET. NOTE.— Our first Clearing Sale in 18 years.