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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 100, 25 October 1904, Page 4

APRONS AND OVEKALLS 1 CkK DOZEN ~WHITE MUSLIN A.VO APRONS, newest styles and designs, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d' each. t7p£ DOZEN LADIES' DOROTHY I O OVERALLS, well out, full size, la lid, 2s lid, 3s lid each. A Very large selection of tkese at particularly good value. TE AftcT HOUSE DRAPERY CO. (Ltd.). T THE PIANO TEST. fTtHE highest notes test the quality of a JL Piano just as they do tbe human voice. If you will take the trouble to investigate you will find that the highest notes of a CHALLEN PIANO Are as clear as a. bell and may be sustained almost as long as the notes at the other end of the keyboard. YOU'LL NEVER REGRET BUYING A CHALLEN PIANO. THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. You will not miss the Small Monthly Payments that will enable you to own a Challen Piano. FROM 50 GUINEAS TO 90 GUINEAS. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS. THE WELLINGTON PIANO CO., Ltd., 53, MOLESWORTH-STREET. TO CORRESPONDENTS. "X-Ray." — In one of the numbers of last July. "Ratepayer."— Our experience is that the conductors only require reasonable expedition. "Anti-Humbug" and "Democrat." — Inadmißßibler A. M. Spierling.— Better apply in first instance to th* Secretary of the Board of Eduoatton. "Bike." — Pedestrians have greater' cause for complaint, but, like other citizens, they must apparently wait until the tramways have been completed. James Gibb, President Bible-in-Schools Conference. — Has appeared elsewhere. "Dear Old Motherland."— Respectfully declined. "All Girls."— We doubt his ability.