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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 144, 17 December 1908, Page 9

WELCOME CHRISTMAS GIFTS, OUR Choice Selection of exquisite CHINAWARE oilers unlimited opportunities for chaos ing desirable Christmas Gifts. Many presents quickly become unfashionable, and are laid aside, ' but good pottery always retains its beauty, and becomes more valuable- and highly treasured tho older it gets. . . We are showing many lovely Vases, Jardinieres, Rose Bowls, Dessert Services, Afternoon Tea Sets, Tea Pots, Cups and Saucex's, and all the Latest Designs in Dessert and Dinner Sets. EDWARD ANDERSON AND CO.. LTD., CHINA AND GLASS MERCHANT^ WILLIS-ST., WELLINGTON. Established 59 years. Tel. 2147." ~ ' MESSRS. EVANS AND SON, Horti. .culturists and Floral Artist 9, have just landed some of the most beautiful Dutch Vases, heavy E.P. Flower Vases of various sizes, Bamboo Devices, and Japanese Carved Work. These goods were specially ordered to arrive for Christmas time. Lovers of the Artistic and Beautiful are invited to call and inspect these lovely goods. — Evans and Son, 51, Willis-street. IMPORTANT NOTICE. TF you are contemplating Paperhanging, -I- Painting, or House Decorating, etc. Having one of the largest staffs of expert tradesmen in the ' city, we can g-uar&ntea tho best of labour and material at prices most reasonable. Estimates given free by applying to T. A. Wells, Hankey-slreet Telephone— City, 2043; Karori, 231q. J7IURNITURE— Those in want of good -»- and cheap Furniture should call at Radford's, 50, Manners-street, and Petono. Our prices for Linoleums, Carpets, Curtains, Suites, etc., are the lowest in town, and we hold a large variety of every Household Requisite. Call and inspect at 50, Manners-street. TO CYCLISTS— The Thorndon Cycle and Motor Works is tho beßt and cheapest place in town for Outer Cover* 68 6d, Inner Cavers 4s 6d ; all other Accessories, Lamps, etc., at tho very lowest prices. Boucher Cycles complete, from £8 8s; Second-hand Cyoles, £2. Enamellw ing and Plating, best workmanship guaranteed. Call at J. BOUCHER AND CO.'S, 95, Molesworth-street. {■yy ANTED KNOWN-* READY-TO-WEAR BUSINESS SUITS, Tailor-made, in tho new style. Coats Ray« long collar, with Bin vent at back. Vests are high-cut, with 4 pockets. Trousers are narrow, cut with side and hip pockets. Colours, browns, greens, grey and Navy Blue. PRICED AT 45s to 655. DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH, Men's Outfitters, Manners-street. "^y ANTED to Sell, a set of Baby'g * * Long Clothes. comprising day gowns, flannel, barries, head flannel^ etc., all at 37s 6d. Also, Threo Lady's Night Gowns, 245. MRS. CUTLER, 88. Hill-streot. •— — — — — — — — — __ I— i ttf ANTED Known— Good Grazing and v ' Water for several Horses ; Is 6«J per week. Apply The Hollies, Johnson. j villo ; or | T. J. LEIGHTON, I Molesworth-street. T^KJT ANTED Known— New Season's Frui* —Raisins, Currants, Sultan»«, Figj, Prunes, Apricots, Peaches, etc. Best Cooking Butter. Daily supplies Dairy Produoo. All goods at Town Prices. FINLAYSON AND CO., Owejrstreet, Ncwlown. WANTED KNOWN! """ SUMMER GOODSHJUST ARRIVED. A //» MEN'S Boaters (best value in city), **/ O Ti es> Hats, Tancy Vests, at Bedrock Prices. T. M. CLAEK, Wellington Tie Man, Vivian-street. T^T ANTED Known^Louise" Millinery Jr T Sohool, 97, Lambton-quay, opp. Kirkcaldie and Stains. Every lady her own milliner. Pupils made competent to fill any position oifcw ea« course of lesooMt. ff«n Lessons* g_