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WINTER SALE At C. SMITH'S, LTD., CUBA-STREET. SILKO! THE BEST SILK FINISH, For KNITTING AND CHOCHETING. 100 YARD REELS? Id PER REEL. Silko articles should be washed in lukewarm water with Ivory or any other pure soap, rinse in cold water with a little salt in it. _ Do not wring the water out, but press in the hand as you would a sponge. Dry quickly and thoroughly. Iron on the wrong side. WANTED, Furmturfi to bo Packed, Stored, or Carted. — We store furniture or other goods cheap in brick building. Low insurance rate. Keir's N.Z. Forwarding Agency, 36, Jervois-quay. 1 WANTED,W 'ANTED, a General Servant. Apply Prince" of Wales Hotel, Tory-street. WANTED Known — 15 new patterns ! in Loop Blinds this week, 4£d to 2s ; Extension Rods (complete), fit any I window, 6d each. Colo and Westerman, Manners-street. ANTED, second-hand 6-B.H.P. Portablo Oil Engine, suitable driving dynamo. Particulars and prico Speedy, 1 E^ ening Post". ANTED to Sell, Contents of five Rooms, cheap; no agents. Address at Evening Post. WANTED, a General Servant; good wages. Apply Mrs. W. Baxter, Bellevue-road, Lower Hutt. WANTED Known— Jap Silks, B£d ; Double-width Tweeds, Is; Black Cashmeres and Serges, worth 2s 6d, for Is. Cole and Westerman. WANTED, Cook~(2ss, no washing), Housemaid (20s, together, country), Cook-Generals, Kitchenmaid, Housemaids. Staveley, 276, Quay. WANTED,W 'ANTED, Mothers to see Kaiapoi 3~ Garment Suits, sizes 13 to 16. Usually 30s to 355. Now 17s 6d. Norfolk Suits, 10s, 12s 6d. Hornig's Sale, 160, Cuba-street. WANTED Known— Our sales of Epping Sausages, at 4d, have increased by leaps and bounds. Handy Food Supply, Ltd., 185, Cuba-street ANTED Known— Our noted "Silver. dalo Butter, Is; Fresh Eggs 1 (guaranteed), Is 8d ; Cheese, 6jd ; Bacon, prime roll from B^, back and streak from 9£d, fore ends 6id, shoulders s^d. Hill Bros., The Cash Grocers, Cuba-street. \ANTED Known^-^nßargains in Tweeds, Cheviots, and Plain Dress Goods, 7s lid, 8s lid dress; All- Wool Plain Cloths, 12s 6d dress. Caterer and Carey. WANTEJD Known— 2lb Jars Jam, lid; 21b Tins Corned Beef, 8d ; 21b Tins Corned Mutton, 8d ; Currants and Sultanas, from 2|d; Rice. 7d, Is; Jolly Crystals, 5 packages, Is; Crown Brand Rolled Oats (41b bag), 7^d; Silverdalo Butter, Is; Fresh Eggs, Is Bd. Hill Bros., Cash Grocers, Cuba-street. WANTED— Garden Tools cut very low during our Stocktaking Sale ; Spades 2s 6d, Rakes Is 3d, Forks 2s 6d. Sims Hardware, Cuba-street. W* ANTED— Men's Merino Singlets and Pants, Is 9d, 2s 3d; Ca*hmoro ditto, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid; Kaiapoi Woollen Pants, 3s 9d. Theso beckon to you. Hornig and Co., Men's Outfitters, 160, Cuba-street. WANTED, Lovers of Horses to have them Shod with Patent Pneumatic Horf.o Rhoe Pads ; corns, ooncusoiou. and diseased hoofs relieved ; call and inspect. Kna,pp, Sho.'ii.g Forge, Herbert-street. ANTED to Sell, 100 Galvanised Buckets, at 9d each, during our Great Stocktaking Sale. Sims Hardware, Cuba-stroetl # ANTED Known— Art Sateer3, 7£d Double-width Harness Muslin, S^d ; very wide Art Casement Cretonnes, 84d, for 6id. Cole and Westerman. ANTED Known— Bargains in Crociceryware, Furniture, etc; cash or terms. Richardson Bros., 206, Cuba-6t. 1 WANTED— At Hornig's Realisation Sale all goods aro up to date buti down in price. They are quick to sell but slow to wear out. W^N^TED7~Ring~up the Carriers' Union, 10, Grey-street, for an Express, open Saturday afternoons and holidays. Telophoifc 1025. WANTED, Men to know we are clearing Overcoats, 15 per cent off; it's your chance. Strong Umbrellas, 3s lid. Caterer and Carey's Great Sale. WANTED— Crockery at Cracked Prices" Cups and Saucers Is lid £ doz., Teapota Is, Tea-plates Is 9d £ doz. Sims Hardware, Cuba-street. WANTED, Cyclists to know that cycling is made eajy with our 3-speed Hub, fitted to any bicycle. Adams, Ltd., Mercer-street. W" ANTED— Hornig's "Realisation Sale on Saturday — Men's Working Shirts, Is 9d, 2s 6d, 2s lid; Tunic Shirts, good patterns, 2s 6d, 3s 6d ; Tennis Shirts, 12s 3d, 2s 9d, 5s 6d. 160, Cuba-street. WANTED— Cut Prices on Cutlery. Knives, table 3s a 4 doz., dessert 2s 6d a i doz. ; Spoons, table 2s pair, dessert 3s 9d, tea 2s 6d £ doz. Sims Hardware, Cuba-street. WANTED, Children to have St. George Jam for tea ; it's as wholesome as it's delicious. Try a jar from your grocer. ANTED— Crockery at Cost during this week. Vases 4d, large Vases I Is 6d pair, Vegetable Dishes Is 9d each, ! Meat Dishes Is 9d each. Sims Hardware, I Cuba-strcot. ANTED, Suites to Recover, and all classos of upholstery to repair at your homo, or at workshop. Write 11. Andrew, '135, Adelaide-road. 'ANTED to Let, Roseneath, threeroomed House and scullery ; gas cooker, bath. T. Highet, Roseneath. WANTED, immediately, position as Ladyhelp by young lady ; country preferred._ Apply M.J., Evening Post. WANTED to Purchase, 5 or 6-roomed Hou^e, within ca&y distance St. Mark's Church, or Newtown. Apply, slating particulars, spot cash and terms, to Bedrock, Evening Post. ANTED, by Lady Dentist, Surgical or Mechanical Assistantship ; fivo years' experience. Qualified, Evening 1-ost. WANTED to "Let, "BecTSittingroom, fireplace, married couple or two mates ; also single Room, h. and c, piano, good table, homely. 39, Molesworth-st. WANTED, two respectable young men Boaiders, to share room in privato family ; comfortable home, good table, soft washing, all convenience.- 1 , terms moderate. 37, A ustin-street . ANTED Known— StTGeorgc Jam is made from specially-picked fruit; quality, not cheapness, is its aim. All kinds, from Is por_jar, at leading grocers. XNTEDT fir7t-cla7s ~Shoer~and General Smith ; bingle man preferred. Apply, slating uagos and experience, W. Thurston, Strathmore. ISjSrAXTEDTLadyheIp, for the country! » » Apply, with references, to Mrs. Gore, 31, Hobson-cre&cent. WANTED Known— Superior Boardltesidence for a gentleman ; single room, central, moderate terms. 36, Mac-donald-crescent. ANTED, tho Jam thah Mother used to make. Try St. George. Leading grocers keep it. From Is per jar. WANTED, a Washerwoman for Mondays, mornings only. Apply 5, Talavora-terrace. j

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 8, 9 July 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 8, 9 July 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 8, 9 July 1909, Page 1