CURE BABY'S COLD! ' " UNIVERSAL COLD CURE." PLEASANT TO TAKE. CURES A BAD COUGH AT OXCE. SOLD KVEEYWHEEE, 1/G.
fTIHE medical profession is unanimous in A acknowledging that Massage, if applied scientifically, is one of the t>afes>L simplest, yet mosit effective methods ot tfeatiPg diseases of an obstinate character. I havo made a careful study of Medical Massage, and I can produio abundant testimony of my success with Wellington patrons in cases of Paralysis, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Nervous Disorders, Epilepsy, Chronic Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ■Constipation, and other complaints. In fact, thero are fey •juments that propcrly»ppliod Ma-vigo will not euro or relieve. — CHAS. A. TURNER, Medical Massaijo Specialist, Rawson's Buildings, Welling-ton-terrace. 1 MISS MILSOM, Hau- Physician and Face Specialist, is a Hair Doctor and an Expert .in the treatment of the Face. Miss Milsom teaches ladies and gentlemen the treatment and care of their own. hair and skin. Shampoo. ng a specialty. Dandruff and Irritation of tho icaip cured permanently. Special treatment for baldnsss. King's Chambers (next Empire Hotel). Telephono 814. rrtOILET SALOON— Mrs. Haybittle and JL Miss Begg, 61, lambton-quay. Tel. 1594 Hair treatment by electricity, Face Massage, Shampooing. Manicure and Pedicure, Electrolysis, Ornamental Hairwork. 1 /CLARKE'S Hair Dye, guaranteed per-V-J feotly harmless, restoras the youthful colour to grey or faded hair. Full directions on each, bottle. In 6d, all chemista. 1 MRS. ROLLESTON, Hair Physician, Face Specialist. Masseuse (certificated), and Manicurist ; late of Sydney and Melbourne. Skin foods, massage cups, hair tonics, Liqui?t face pcwder3 and shampoo powders obtainable 3, Willisstreet, over Carroll's. 'Phone 1559. 1 j MILOS means Beauty. Be beautiful women. All use Milos Toilet Preparations. Sold by all chemists and stores. If your chemist does not stock Milos buy direct from Mrs. Rolleston, Fletcher's Buildings, Willis-street, next Stewart Dawson's, Wholesale Agent for MIIO3 Toilet Co. Illustrated price-list free on appbcation- * mHE DAY'S BAY HOUSE, DAY'S BAY. The most Delightful place to stay at in Wellington. The houso is handsomely furnished, well sheltered, and commands a magnificent view of the whole harbour. For terms and particulars, apply at the .Wellington Steam Firry Co.'s Office, 12, Customhouse-quay, or to the Manager of the House, Day's Bay. TRAM TICKETS. nr_LE successful Collectors of Tram Tickets J. for tho. month of October aro as folld Red Tickets— 3o4o Id Green Tickets— 26 l6 2d Tickets— Uoo LEONARD SPENCER, 36, Broadway-terrace, who secures £4. 3d Tickets— 23B. £1. H. TOOMER, 34, Herald-street, Berhampore. lAd Tickets, Br'ooklyn-^4OO. £1. ,' N. HUDSON, 'jeffersott-strest, Brooklyn. These amounts have now been remitted to the successful competitors. Wo beg 'to intimate that no further reward^ or prizes will be given pending the resuit of our appeal (which will be heard very shortly) against the Magistrate's decision in connection with our reward system adopted for September. If successful we will resume the ori e T^p r^^ ) < Jj e ) wards - - Press and Advertising AgenU, Colonial Mutual Buildings, Customhouse-quay. Xp O B SALE. AS A GOING CONCERN, A well-equipped and up-to-date HOSIERY and SHTRT FACTORY, manufacturing all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen s knitted underwear, jerseys, sweaters, etc., etc., with a- good and easily extended connection. To any one who understands the businEsa this is a splendid chance, and one not likely to occur again; satisfactory reasons 2iven for selling. Total capital required, about £1500. Principals only dealt with. Apply to sbvada, P.O. Box 569, Wellington. HOUSES FOR SALE. PORTLAND-CRESCENT, two splendid nine-roomed Houses ; Rintoulitreet, one eight-roomed House ; Meinstreet, one seven-roomed Hcu«e ; Island Bay, 35 allotments centre of township ; Vogeltown, six sections ; Lower Hutt, five sections ; Bculcott-terrace, nine room's, i~*Tr= «*«<>_ »ianted ornamental trees. Apply F. liOctjox. cfeEAP PROPERTIES. "OOR SALE, along Manawatu line, Sheep and Dairy Farms, Residences, etc. BENNETT AND ATKINS, Land and Commission Agents, Otaki Rail way. TpOR SALE, Lower Hutt, close on Z> JO acres, with eight-roomed house, hoi and cold water, and all other conveniences. The land has a frontage of 360 feet to the Middle Waiwetu-road with a depth vary ing from 436 feet. The above wouk make an ideal home or would well repsj purchasing for subdivision. For fuller par ticu_~, apply A. J. DANIEL, * Middle Waiwctu-road, Lower Hutt. ' FOR SALE BY TENDER, A KAROR SECTION. /"•TENDERS aro called for a chojee Sec X tien, almost level, and about half ai aero in extent, having a frontsgo to Park vale-road of 66ft. Full particulars fror the undersigned. Date for tenders elos on 4th December. WILLIAM B. HARDY, Blackbridgc, Lower Hutt. TO EXCAVATORS. mENDERS are requested for Excavatin A and Removal of 150 yards of Soil 1 Northland. Particulars and conditions o applications to A. C. PEARCE, Young and Tripe's Buildings, Grey-st. OFFICE TO LET, •JCTIRST Floor, 15 x 11; well Ughted •*■ low rental. Apply SAMUEL BROWN, Johnston-street.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 111, 7 November 1906, Page 1
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