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GEN DIME pONIONGEfiT SALE WILSON, THOMPSON & CO.'S STOCK. V FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. .M!^^^^SS^^^^m 1 GLADSTONE BAGS II I I 11 ELECTRIC LAMPS «^ijp^^^^^^P POCKET KNIVES GEOEGE WTNDEE, IRONMONGER, CORNI'B OF CUBA AND MANNKRS STREETS.

. CITY DYE WORKS. Under ®'«55Lj3} Under Diatinguished! t^wSsS? Distinguished Patronage. J^t3si§A Patronage. •T^RENCH CLEANING by New Dry ProX cess. Trial solicited. TAYLOR AND CO., 225, Lambton-quay (opposite Government ' Buildings). . EUSEPTOL ! ! rrfHE Best and Safest Antiseptio to dress open wounds with. Used by Medical and Dental Practitioners., Half* gallon makes over 60 gallons. Powerful disinfectant. All stores. HOW TO BE WELL-DRESSED] WANTED Known— Barber's, Wellington Steam Dyers and French Cleaners, 46, Cuba-street, have every facility for Dyeing Ladis3 Dresses violet, mauve, plum colour, etc., equal to new. Also, Ladies' Dresses, GenU' Suits, Curtains, Gloves, Feathers, etc., Cleaned or Dyed in a style that cannot be equalled in the colony. Tel. 226. FURNITURE. WANTED Known— Sidey, Meech and Co., Manners-street, are Cash Buyers of Furniture, Pianos, and Libraries. - Established over 35 years. OPPORTUNITY. WANTED Known— Rouse, Black anjl Son invite the public to inspect their new" Rustic Carts, Gigs, and Sulkies. We have also for Sale, second-hand Dog-carts, Vans, Expresses, Butchert' and Bakers and Spring Carts. Remember our new lo-cation^-between Pirie-street and Basin Re- " serve. Entrance from Pirie-street, Nelsonstreet, and Kent-terrace. WATCH KEPAntB. WANTED Known— Watch Repairing .a speciality. Geneva ; Watches cleaned, 2s 6d; Levers, 3s; Mainsprings, . 2s ; Watch Hands fitted, 6d each ; Glasses, 4d; other repairs at equally low prices. All work guaranteed. A. HAWKES, Practical Watchmaker, Morrah'a Buildings, 54. Willis-street. URGENT. WANTED, every one to be prepared for the wet weather. t Gents' Dm- I * brellas from *s lid, Ladies' Umbrellas j from 3s lid (Fox's Paragon frames), Sil-ver-mounted Umbrellas from 5s lid. Call and Ret one, or else have that old one covered; it will look like new when • finished, and the price 'for covering is 3s ' lid up. Umbrellas repaired. City Umbrella Works, 25 Willis-street, Wellington (3 doors from Frank Grady, Jeweller). VOLCAiN FOUNDRY, QULN-STREET. WANTED to Buy, Cast Iron Scrap, by J. Murphy and Son, Quin-atreet. \JfT ANTED Known — Firewood,' machine cut and tied in Halfpenny bundles, j for lighting fires, can be procured from all Coal Dealers. Give them a trial. — GEO. JONES and SON, Wood, Coal, and Produce Merchants, Petone> WANTED to Sell, Houses of 3, 4, and 6 rooms, of attractive design, with all possible conveniences, at Northland, on large sections, within ecven minutes of electric tram ; easy terms ; deposits £25 and upward^ balance as rent. " Apjirj' A-"'C. Pearco, Imperial Chambers, •' Featherston-street, or Northland. ANTED, Ladies to Know it will pay them to inspect the Costumes from 30s, also Tailor-made Skirts and Blouses (made on premises), which can't be beaten at the price in the city. Try before you buy.— S. SIEGEL, Ladies' Tailor, No. 1, Manners-street, near Wil-lis-street corner. Telephone 2253. v "^y ANTED KNOWN. Low-priced Boys' and Girls' JERSEYS (Navy and Cardinal), Only la Sd and Is lld. D. S. PATRICK, ! The Mutual Store, 98, Cnba-Btreet. ■TKT I N"T"E"R BARGAINS. Men's Lignt-wearing Chrome Boots, from 8s lid ; cheapest in town Ladies-E vening Shoes, from 2s 9d English- Soccer Football- Boots, arrived too late, must cl*ar, 10s cd Repaira a Specialty. T M'DOWELL, Boot and<Sboe Importer, . . ■ 61; OUBA-STRKET. \Or A I!fT~E "D KNOWN. SLICK SHOE SNIPS! Ladies' Evening Show, 2s, 3s, 4s 6d Men's Glace Button or Lace, 10s 6d Football Boots, -8» 9d, lls 6d Men's "Popular," in bquara or points, 18« OAKES'S SHOE STOBE. 88b, CUBA-BTRKET (Next to Godbcr's). GOOD FRUTT. WANTED Known— Hinfon'B, 42, CubastjEet, and Exchango ' Buildings, Lambton^uay, for .Best' and Cheapest Fruit in- the market. Tejaphoao 2217, Wholesale and Retail. ■ • . ' -ANTED, Biirer'for White Bicycle, suitable for mechanic ndmg to work; a bargain »t £8j easy terms arranged. C*ll and inspect. Adams Star Cjreja_Co. WANTED Kncwn— Make Money— Wo will tell you bow. Writ* for our circular on Pot*tc«s. How to keep them fre» from blight, and the newest heavy cropping blight-resisting sorts. Cooper f Market, Is lb ; Eldorado, 3s lb; The Diamond, 5s lb; Discovery, 2i lb> Northern Star (the monster croppcij, W lb, 7lb for 2» 6d- Reduced price for larger quantities on application. Fntiorick Coofler,

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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 142, 16 June 1906, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 142, 16 June 1906, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 142, 16 June 1906, Page 2

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