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LOST, from Courtenay-place this morning, Cream-coloured Mare, with saddle and bridle. J. Thawley, Grocer, Tory-street. . TT OST — Will tho person who took JLJ Pearl-handle Gold-mounted Umbrella from Victoria Hall last night, return !i: W. Jupp, Willis-street, at once, to :avc further trouble. REWARD. I OST, a Skye Terrier Puppy. Apply i to Mrs. Menzies, 185, Thorndonquay. LOST, Lady's Double-cased Silver Watch, between Manners, Willis, and Dixon street*; name inside; reward. Apply Evening Post. LOST, a Magpie Pigeon. Finder please return No. 2, Emmett-street, Newtown. Reward. LOST, on Wednesday afternoon, between Boston-terrace and St. Peter's Church, Lady's Silver Watch and Gold Link Chain. Finder kindly return. Apply Evening Post. Reward. OST, between Dovey's Physical Culture School and Majoribanks-street, Tuesday night, large Star Brooch (rubiesj. Kindly return to A Barnett, care of New Zealand Express Co. T OST, Gold Crescent Brooch, turquoise JL_ and pearls, heart in centre ; reward. Apply Mrs. Croll, 145, Abel Smith-street. [f^ OST, a lot. oi Dandruff by using half iILJ a bottle of Parker's Hair Tonic, 2s !6d a bottle, by post 3s. Wm. Parker, Chemist. Manners-street. LOST, no time by visiting Turner's Hotel Windsor Saloon for morning Shave. Cleanliness and trade =manship our | motto. < T7VOUND — Gentlemen who wish to look» JD smart should visit J. Mollier's Up- j to-date Hairdressing Saloon, 112, Willis--' ' street, where 3 first-olass artists are ci I gaged. Razors ground and set, a speciality. F~ OUND, this day, a splendid assortment of 8.8.8. Brior Pipes; just landed ; equal to Loawe's and only about half the price. See window. W. Gilbert, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Near i Opera House. ! T7IOUND, the celebrated 303 Cigarette -_ f Tobacco at the Military Hairdresser and Tobacconist, 191, Cuba-street. J. L. Turner. FOUND, Spring Blossom Ointment, 6d and Is; Spring Blossom Pills, bd and Is; Bloomine Corn Cure, 6d; Mandarin Laundry Glaze, 6d and Is. Sold everywhere. Agents, Wholesale Druggists. LADY in small business would give Lodgings and part Board to Dressmaker in return for little help with plain sewing. Apply Help, Evening Post. SUPERIOR Beard and Residence, with every com eniences ; single and double rooms. 11, Macdonald-crescent, next St. John's. A GOOD Home, also a small ealary, is is offered to a young lady as Companion or Help to elderly lady. Address t Homely, Evening Post. BOARD-RESIDENCE Wa"ntod~ no other boarders ; Catholio family preferred. Stato particulars and terms Trades, Evening Post. , YOUNG man, aged 23, requires Work of any description ; can drive. Apply Very Willing, Evening Post. IF you want Cheap Furniture, go to J. JJarry, 149 and 155, Taranaki-etreet ; also-'Puyers of second-hand furniture. OU want a Bottle of Invalid Wine? Call in at ther New Occidental Hotel ; best brands ; single bottles wholesale prices. A DVERTISER is a Bnyer for largo -c_. Block of Land near city suitablo for cutting_up. Box 418, G.P.O. 1 /^(HAPPED and Rough Hands Cured in Vj a night. Use Geranium Lotion, tho quickest and best cure ; healing, softening, whitening; Is and Is 6d. Wm. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-street. ORMON ELDER thanks kind sympathisers ,for gift of _ Suratura Tea. His six wives appreciate it very much — best they've had. WILTON'S OLD ENGLISH COUGH LINCTUS, still the Best, Is 6d. 1 MINERAL Water without a peer— Puriri. It possesses all the attributes of a delicious beverage combined with most valuable medicinal qualities. All hotels and stores. FACTS foi Reference— The best Drink is Tea, the best Tea is Ceylon, the best Ceylon is Suratura. ERTHEIM Machines, soiled and ro turned hires, treadlo or hand, greatly reduced in price during August. Oscar Hewett, 56, Cuba-street Extension. ENGINEERS and Engine - drivers coached for all classes of Certificates, either by personal tuition or correspondence. Alex. M'Vicar (late Inspector of Machinery), 45, Majoribanksstreet. MEN send for illustrated booklet, "Better Suits for Less Money." It shows how to save money on your next puit. Sent free if_ you write to-day. Tribe and Co., Christchurch. VACANCY Gentlemen Boarders. Apply No. 7, Murphy-street, j don. BLOOD Tonic and Kidney Sarsaparilla. For Nerves, Blood, Brain, and Kidneys. Eradicates boils, pimples, blackheads;' makes pure blood; 2s 6d bottle. Wm. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willisstreet. A RTISTIC FURNITURE, diningJ\- loom suites, overmantels, Chesterfields, fideboards, etc. Best workmanship. Bedding a specialty. P. Ahradben and Son, 84 and 86, Tory-street. A A 8.8., 0.0., O.O.— The man • xi.<) who'll never be a churl j drinks Suratura with hia girl. WILTON'S OLD ENGLISH COUGH LINCTUS. All Chemists, Is 6U 1 NEW Occidental Hotel, Bottle Store ] stocks only the best brands of Beers and Spirits ; single bottles at wholesale prices. ILTON'S OLD ENGLISH COUGH '■ LINCTUS cures Coughs, Is 6d. 1 WITH your whisky take Puriri Natural Mineral Water. It adds a delightful snap and sparkle to the liquor, and keeps you in perfect health. OUSES Furnished throughout. Richardson Bros., Complete House Furnishers, 115, Cuba-street. Cash or terms. CARPET BEATING and Chimney Sweeping a>e our specialties. Window, house, and office cleaning. Welling ton Cleaning Co., 25, Dixon street. 'Phone 2224. PICKARD AND JAMES, Bakers (laf% M'Ewan and Churchill), 101, Lamb-ton-quay. The oldest-established bakery in the city. Malt and Bermaline Bread a speciality. Carts all over the city. Tel 56. POST FREE.— Arsenical Pills, Is 6d; Cuticura Soap, Is; Spring Blossom Soap, 6d ; "Hawkins's Instant Relief Asthma Powder," Is and 2s tin. Address— Mrs. Louisa Hawkins, Georgestreet, Dunedin. TTINGAGEMENTS— Mrs. Lascelles, of .** Hobson-street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Dorothy, to Commander Suratura T Diddems, of U.S.A. Cruiser "Hymen." WILTON'- UiiD ENGLISH COUGH LINCTUS, the Best Cold Cure, Is 6d. 1 BRIEN'S Worm Powdera ar© so good that every mother should keep a box at home ; give one of these Powders as directed. Price It per box. R. C. Brien, Dispensing Ghemut, 108, Cuba-itreet, Wei-

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 44, 20 August 1908, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 44, 20 August 1908, Page 1

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