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T OST, between Hopper and Owen JJ-- streets, Handbag, containing purs 3 and money. Reward 55, Owcn-slrect. I~oST~Lady'6 "Gun Metal Watch, yesJ terday afternoon, Piric-streefc or Island Bay tram. Reward 87, Broughamstreet. LOST, on Saturday afternoon, Black Watch on pin, between Cuba and Mannera streets. Finder rewarded on returning same to 48, Abel Smith-street. T OST, Brown Marmot Fur, between -ILj Brougham-street and Kent-terrace Church. Finder oblige by returning same. Apply Evening Post. LOST, on Saturday, small Gun Metal Watch. Reward ?2, Hawk«;tonestreet. iT OST, on Saturday, Leather Bag, markJLJ ed A. R.C, containing football gear, from brake between Johnsonvillo and Wellington. Reward at Evening Post. LOST, between Kilbirnie, Thorndon Station, and Ghuznee-streot, Brilliant Brooch ; valued as keepsake. Apply Evening Post. LOST, 4th May, Spectacles in brown case, in Oriental Bay car. Please return to Evening Post. OST, a GolcPßangle, Friday, on the Island Bay tram route. Reward at 105, Majoribanlcs-street. LOST, a Scarf-pin, ruby and two diamonds. Apply at Evening Post. LOST, yesterday, between Hotel Bristol and City Buffet, Gold Brooch set with sapphires and pearls. Reward, Hotel Bristol, Cuba-street. LOST, in vicinity Talavera-terrace and Kelburne car, Lady's Small Purej containing small sum of money. Finder rewarded at Evening Post. LOST, a lot of Dandruff by using half a bottle of Parker's Hair Tonic, 2s 6d a bottle, by post 3s. Wm. Parker, Chemist, Manners-street. LOST Keys Replaced, Duplicate Keys of any description made without delay, all Locksmiths' Repairs done. — Geo. Denton, Ironmonger, etc., 58, Willis-street. FOUND, the celebrated 303 Cigarette Tobacco at the Military Hairdresser and Tobacconist, 191, Cuba-street. J. L. Turner : TT'OUND, the right place to get your J«- Accordeon or any other musical instrument Tuned and Repaired. Reliable work at moderate prices. Gardiner's Music Waiehouse, 76, Vivian-street, opposite Baptist Church. WILL Lady who called on Friday about Ring at Wilson's Dairy, Wal-lacu-streei, please call again or send address? . T^TILL person who took Box containing » \ pair lady's shoes from Opera House, front stalls, please return to Mr. Bull, Bookstall, Lambton Station, and save further trouble? Person known. WILL the person who took by mistake an Umbrella from tho Town Hall last night kindly return same. Apply Evening Post. SOCIETY ol Friends' Conference— Photo Post Cards of Gioup, at Zak's, Willis-street. AN exceedingly comfortable Home, in private family, is offered for two or three gentlemen ; good view. Address Evening Post. , T^RESSMAKING— Wanted an Appren -t-P lice, neat worker. Apply 22, Lloydstreet. * "/COMFORTABLE, select "Board and Re-\-J sklenca is offered to two young ladies in business yrYto would share room ; central location. Address at Evoning Post . ijWRNISHED large front Room to Let, -SC all conveniences, private entrance; also single Room, board optional. 20, Hawker-street. RS. WADDELL for~~Hair Tonics, Scalp Foods, and Shampoo Jellies. 43, Kent-terrace. "RTVntST-CLASS Accommodation for raar1- ried couples and single gentlemen at 163, Wellington-terrace. SUPERIOR young married couple seek Engagement, iv private family; wife ladyhelp, cook, man groom, gardening, eto. ; highest references ; disengaged when suited. F.R.C., Eyening Post. BRAIN Fag is purely mental exhaustion. Marshall's Fospherino cures quickly. Try»it for neuralgia. Is. NO more Bald Heads or Weak Hair. Call on Mrs. Waddell, 43, Kent-ter-race. Advice Free. FURNISHED single Room to Let, quiet locality, no children, 8s week. No. 1, North-avenue, off Hopper-street. MADAME LEE, English Gipsy, late of London, Palmist and Clairvoyant, No. 9, Victoria-place, off Ghuznee-street. ESIDENCE, with breakfast, availablefor Uvc>. gentlemen ; location the most delightful spot in Wellington, Au-rora-terrace, close to Sayes Court; magnificent view of harbour, sun all day, 6 minutes' walk fipm Post Office, every attention. Apply, at once, Mrs. Helen Staveley, Aurora-terrace. MAN, 30, smart, energetic, useful, willing, wants light Work, any kind ; wages minor consideration. Apply Climax, Evening Post. IRST-CLASS Board-Residence, 90^ Wellington-terrace (adjoining Gentlemen's Club) ; under new management. Apply Mrs. Moag-Levy, la^e Tutanekai. RINK Lion Ale and Stoutf^ None purer. None better. STUDENT (young man) requires Situatiqn, mornings only, any capacity ; not afraid work ; domesticated. Apply Tom, Evening Post. MADAME HILDER, Lady Palmist, Clairvoyante Psychometrist (touring from London) ; 10 a.m. to 9 p .m., 35, Boulcott-street. "The only Palmist who has really given me a genuine reading." — P.M., 13th February, 1909. g^ ENTLEMAN requires Board and ResivJT dence, vicinity Mount Victoria. Reply Reply Beta, Evening Post. TJ ESPECTABLE Man wanted to share AXi room, in good Home ; telephone, piano, bath (h. and c), good table; 20s, including soft washing.' Apply Comfort, Evening Po&t. ECOND Sight— W. Nortontaylor's Last Week. Consult him now at Boulcott Chambers, off Willis-street. IF you're unemployed Purchase the Wellington Selling Rights of Specialty ; become your own boss. Apply Williams, Evening Post. FIVE Gentlemen require good Board and Residence, central, double and single rooms. Xrayser, Evening Post. for a~few respectable » tradesmen Boarders, 122, Ghuzneestreet ; electrio light, telephone, piano ; £1 weekly. LION Ale aad Stout. Brewed from the purest materials only. In quarts and pints. CABS.— Telephone 1668. George (Joe) Inniss, 364, Tinakori-road. All orders (day or night) receive strict attention. 1 iTVRR'S City Pharmacy, Lambton-quay — 'U' An intelligent and educated Youth required as an apprentice. f*i OMFO RT ABL V furnished Bedroom for gentleman ; breakfast if required ; private family, no children, Kelburne. Address Evening Post. LION Ale — Saleß for six months over 1,250,000 bottles. TO Hotelkecpers — Wanted, situation ub Barman or Porter, excellent references, town or country. Apply Hotel, Evening Poat. ■\TACANCY for Boarders. Apply 7, V ,

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 109, 10 May 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 109, 10 May 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 109, 10 May 1909, Page 1