(JHEAP BOOTS FOR WORKING MEN l AT THE BIG BARGAIN BOOT SALE ! Strong Cowhide Nailed Shooters, 10s 6d now 8s 6d, 12s 6d now 10s fad, 14s 6d (pegged) now 12s 6d j Strong Chrome Kip Boots, lls 6d now 9s lid, 13s 6d now lls 6d, 14s 6cl now 12s 6d, 15s 6d (stout pegged soles) now 13s 6d Strong Cowhide Boots, 10s 6d now 8s lid Chromo Calf Sewn Boots, 13s 6d now lls 6d, 14s 6cl now 12s 6d, 16s 6cl now 13s lid Box Kip Sewn Boots, for winter, 15s 6d now 12s lid Box Calf Sewn Boots, 18s 6d now 14s 6d, 21s (open fronts) now 17s lid, 22s (hand-sown soles) ' now 18s 6d Glace Kid Sewn Boots, 17s 6d now 14s 6d, 18s 6d now 15s lid, 21s now 17s lid FOOTBALL BOOTS, Tan Canvas, leather J lined, 7s 6d; Strong Chrome Calf, 9s lid YOUTHS' Cowhide Nailed Boots, 8s 6d now 7s 6d ; Chromo Calf Boots, 10s 6d now 8s lid; English Box Calf, 13a 6d now lls 6d GIRLS' Strong Chromo Calf School Boots, 6s lid now bs Bel OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. POTTER & SON, 70, LAMBTON-QUAY, opp. Govt. Bldgs. TTF the expressman who received Lug- *- gage from lady at Thorndon station to take on board steamer Mapourika, 7.15 p.m. train, on Bth March, does not return same to Mr. Doyle, Town Hall, proceedings will be taken against him. PUBLIC NOTICE. JTnHE Handy Food Supply Co., Ltd., JL 185, Cuba-street, beg to announce that they will open TO-MORROW (Saturday) MORNING at the above address, with a large stock of small goods, manufactured from Government-inspect-ed meat only. GRAPES ! GRAPES ! CHEAP Grapes, 6d per lb, at A. Paino, 92, Lambton-quay, next Gear Co. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. ~ T ADIES' and Gentlemen's superior MisJLJ fit and Left-off Clothing bought; highest price jjiven ; letters attended to. —Mrs. Botterfll, 121, Ingestre-street. Telephone 2379. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. DALLEY, widow of late Mr. Dalicy, is still giving the highest prices for Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's superior Misfit, Loft-oir Clothing, Boots, etc. Address Mrs. Dalley, 107, In-gestro-gtreet. Telephone 2964. LEFT-OFF ""CLOTHiNG; THE PEOPLE'S WARDROBE SHOP, 118, Taranalfi-street — Mrs. Nightingale, buyer of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing. Boots, etc. Mrs. Nightingale calls at the Hutt aii'l Petone Wednesdays. Write or 'phone 2924. FOR pimply ahd blotchy skins take Wallace s Sulphur and Sarsaparilla Salts, It 6d bottle. "DHYSICIANS' Prescriptions Dispensed JL day and night at moderate fees. F. and G. Castle, Chemists, 66, Vivianstreet, and 70, Cuba- street. 1 WALLACE'S Sulphur and Sarsaparilla Salts cool and purify the blood, Is 6d bottlo. Wallc' t ee, Chemist, flfiUisstreefc. of season causing you to leel V' "off colour?" Try Puriri Natural Water. It's Nature's curative and most effective. All stores and hotels. BRIEN' 3 Worm Powoers are so good tuat every mother should keep a box at home ; give one of these Powders aa directed. Price Is per box. R. C. Brien, Dispensing Chemist, 221, Cuba-street, Wellington. HAIR Brushes, 2s to 18s! Tooth Brushes 6d to 2s; Nail Brushes, 6d to ss ; a fine assortment of dependable Brushes. F. and G. Castle, Chemists, 70, Cuba-street. 1 npHE fat boy in Pickivick smiled when JL he thought of pie. He would have laughed outright over a glass of Puriri Mineral Water and Whisky. All hotels. ABS.— Telephone 1668. George (Joe) Inniss, 364, Tinakori-road. All orders (day or night) receive strict attention. '_ 1 FURNITURE, cash or on easy terms. Richardson Bros., 206, Cuba-street, opposito People's Palace. 1 UST Arrived— The new English Tobacco Royal Seal ; delightful aroma, loz packets, 2oz tins. Sold only at Gilbert's, Tobacconist, 50, Manners-street. nnRY Puriri Natural Mineral Water, JL Alone or with other drinks it is much better than soda water. It's a natural tonic. All hotels and stores. CORNS, Corns— Our sure Cure for ' Corns, never fails, painless, effective ; new remedy ; hundreds use it. Why not you? Is bottle. Wm. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-street. "OATENTS.— Sydney H. Higgs, RegisJL tered Patent Agent and Engineer, 197, Lambton-qnay. Coriespondence strictly confidential. Advico gratis. PALATAB~LE and Refreshing Remedy for Adults and Children, Wallace's Sulphur and Sarsaparilla Salts, Is 6d bottle. /CAUTION— Buy your Mandolin, Banjo, or Guitar, for cash, at Gardiner's, 76, Vivian-street, at half the price charged by canvassers. Be wise and save money. rfIHE Original Sulphur and Sarsparilla A Salts is the best. Is 6d a bottle, at Wallace's, Chemist. Willis-street. DO you want to make money? Send for beautiful free prospectus "B" of Page-Davis School of Advertising. N.Z. Representative, Jas. Rodger, 131E, Cashelstreet, Christchurch. ~OAUL r rLESS~Rubber Gloves, wear well, JC will not split, and aro not injured by hot water; 6s 6d pair. Wallace, Chemist, Willis-street. OH for a Kodak! Every time you say it think of the "Midge;" price 255, at the Imperial Camera Coy, 42, Willis-st. YOUR Easter trip will be incomplete without a Camera : see our display of Premos ; they are lignt, compact, and simple to operate ; prico £2 to £15. Imperial Camera Co., 42, Willis-street. IF you want a high-class and comfortable Home in the best locality m Wellington, at an exceptionally low price, with easy terms, apply at once to P.O. Box 548. NOW give Hay a turn ! Try . his Indigestion Cure, his Bronchitis Mixture, his Neuralgia. Mixture, his Antiseptic OiDtment, his Stomach and Liver Pills, etc. Only to bo got at 144, Tory-street. EASTER is cominpf ; get acquainted with Premo Cameras : they produce perfect pictures ; your holiday trip will bo more enjoyable. Imnerial Camera Coy., 42, Willis-street. MCOSTELLO, 78, Vivian-street, Li- • censed Dealer ; highest prices given for Ladies' Gents', and Children's New and Loft-off Clothing. Will go to Petono and Hutt, Tuesdays and Thursdays. 'Phone 1418. ENEMA Syringes — Having bought traveller's samples of new, best black Rubber Enemas, we aro offering them at 3s 6d ; usual price 5s 6d. W. Salek, Sydnoy Chemist, 17, Willis-street. COT Quilts, also for Prams, just landed, gr^nd lot, 3s lid, 5s lid, real down 8s lid. Psrtsr an' 1 , Co., Cuba-street.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 72, 26 March 1909, Page 1
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