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• 1 1 DAYS ONLY! DAYS ONLY! BLANKET REDUCTIONS! WE are overstocked in our Blanket Department. In order to mako complete clearance we are holding SEVEN DAYS' SPECIAL REDUCTIONS, commencing MONDAY, 12th July, and closing 19th July. COLONIAL BLANKETS— SingIe Bed, 14s 9d, 17s 6d; Double Bed, 22s 6d, 26s 6d, 39s 6d. ENGLISH BLANKETS— SingIe Bed, 7s 9d, 10s 6d. Double Bcsd, 12s 6d, 15s 9d, 19s 6d. SPECIAL LINE— AII Pure Wool Grey Blankets — Petone or Kaiapoi — 9 x 4, worth 24s 6d now 14s 6d. C. SMITH, LIMITED, CUBA-STREET. CHEAP STORAGE. WANTED— You to 6tore your Furniture, or any other class of goods in our New Stoics. Lowest rales. (Jail for estimates for Removing by competent men HUNT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD., Telephone 23 r i WANTED^ by feading Piano Warehouse, AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN. Excellent prospects for a live man. Salary and commission. Apply CANVASS, Box 7*2. BUSINESS FOR SALE. TTTANTED to SeTT, Sound and Old- » * established General Store Business, in Rangitikci District. Premises can be purchased or leased; large turnover. Capital of £2000 would bo favourably considered. Full particulars from SARGOOD, SON, AND EWEN, LTD., 'Wellington. TO DRESSMAKERS. \^T ANTED, for a leading firm in Ha- » w wera, a first-class Dressmaker ; salary £3 per week. Applications to bo addressed to the undersigned, Ro6s and Glendining, Ltd., Wellington. ■__ TO TAILORS WANTED,W 'ANTED, first-class Coat . Hand, for West Coast ; wages 60s ; constant work. Apply Phelps, Wilson and Co, Harbour-Btroet. TO HOTELKEEFERS. SMART single man requires Billet as Storeman, or any position of trust : thorough cellarman ; 2£ years' highest Wellington references. Reply J.H., Evening_Post. WANTED, Mothers to give their children Wilson's delicious Malt Extract, as used in N.Z. Hospitals. It buifdsup and tones the system. All Stores and Chemists. ANTED, M.P.'s to use Tobler's Swiss Milk Chocolates during the recess; keeps the temper sweet. TX7 ANTED— Our Bargain Sale is keepV » ing us very busy. Mantles, 3s 6d doz; Lamps, 11 each; Toilet Paper, 4s doz. Sims Hardware, Cuba-6treet. ANTED, Lovers of Horses to have them Shod with Patent Pneumatic Horse Shoe Pads ; corns, concussion, and diseased hoofs relieved; call and inspect. Knapp, Shooing Forge, Herbert-street. ANTED Known— Bargains in Croc-ii-eryware, Furniture, etc; cash Or terms. Richardson Bros., Aj, Cuba-st. 1 WANTED, Mothers to givo- their children Wi^oti'b doliciouF Malt Extract, as used in N.Z. Hospitals. It- builds xip and tones tho system. All Stores and Chemists. WANTED, many boys and girla to buy Tobler's Swiss Milk Chocolate; large cakes at all shops. Ask for Tobter'a WANTED, intending purchasers to know that our iron-framed Newman Pianos can be purchased on the easiest of monthly payments. Begg's, Musicsellers, 118, Willis-streot. j WANTED, Cyclists to know that cycling is made easy with our 3-speed Hub, fitted to any bicycle. Adams, Ltd., Mercer-street. ANTED, Children to have St. George Jam for tea; it's as wholesome as it's delicious. Try a jar from your grocer. ANTED to Sell, lOdoz.' Wire Knife Baskets, at 6d each, during our Great Stocktaking Sale. Sims Hardware, Cuba-street. ANTED Known— Wilson's Delicious Malt Extract is mada from the purest ingredients. Quite fresh. Sold at all stores. Used in N.Z. Hospitals. WANTED, Tobler's Swiss Milk Chocolate in every boy's pocket; large chunks at all shops. Ask for Tobler's. WANTED— The Beehive Knitting Maehino Co. (N.Z.), 4, Cuba-street, want people to make Hosiery for them, whole or spare time, in their own home ; previous experience not necessary; constant employment. Write at once, Box 734, Wellington. WANTED, Suites to Re-cover, and all classes of upholstery to repair at your home, or at workshop. Write H. Andrew, 135, Adelaide-road. ANTED; a Girl" for the office ; must have had some experience. Apply Draper, Evening Post. .TREE FERNS, NATIVE SHRUBS. T^TANTED to Sell, Young Tree Ferns, ' » . Nikau Palms, Clematis Vines, Native Shrubs, to any address. Apply "Tho Fernery," Taita. WANTED Known— Comparison is the only sure test o£ value. I like to see the goods before I buy them — thai is only commonsense. My advice, after a long and large experience is — Compare ! Compare My Is Tea sold by i non-importers at 2s per lb. My Tea Sets, ' My Dinner Sets, My Toilet Sets. Compare before you buy elsewhere. Sand Koap, 2d ; Sylvia Starch, 4^d ; Derby, 8d ; ' Juno, 3d. Important ! I won't be undersold. Note the address— WM. HALL, Cheapside, Revans-street, Newtown. WANTED— Men'! Rainproof Overcoats, 19s 6d to 555 ; Guaranteed Waterproof Coats (sewn 3eams), 30a to 70s ; Oilskin Coats leading makers, 7s od to 27s 6d ; Oilskin Trousers. 5a lid ; Oilskin Aprons, 2s 6d, 3s 6d ; Oilskin Hats, Is 6d, 2s 6d ; Boys' Overcoats, 10s 6d ; Wool Singlets and Pants from 3s 6d ; Merino Singlets and Pants, from 2s 3d ; Cashmere Sox, from 9d ; Men's Braces, from 6d; Coat Hangero, 3d; Cloth Cleaner, Is. Meston, Tailor and Mercer, Ingestre-st., 3 doors below National Bank. WANTED— Famous for low prices still. Coal Hods, Is 9d each; Coal Vases, with copper fittings, usual price, 15s. now 10s 6d. Sims Hardware, Cuba-street. WANTED Known— Wo have an unlimited supply of Jonquils, Narcissus, Freesias, Lilies, Violets, and other cut blooms ; fresh every morning x from out own Nurseries. Miss M. Cooper, Man-ners-street. ANTED~Known. that we aro Pu7cbasers of 100 ladies' and gents' second-haud Bicycles ; literal allowance in part payment for new Stars and Triumphs. Adams, Ltd., Morcer-street. WANTED, pale girls to utse Wilson's Dolicidi'.B Malt Extract. It builds ■ap the system and brings the bloom of health to the cheeks. WANTED Known— Owing to dullness ol the building trade, and having a large staff of export decorators, paperhangers, and painters whom I must keep employed, I am prepared to givo customers exceptionally Good Work at prices that defy competition. Being a Direct Importer. I will sell all goods at prices most reasonable. Estimates free by telephoning No. 2043 or 2316. Thoa. A. Wells, Wellington and Karori.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1909, Page 1