LOST. Grey and Pink Parrot. Finder rewarded. Apply 7, Caroline-street. LOST, between tram terminus, Brooklyn and Washington-avenue, ladies' small Gold Watch, black enamel bow attached. Reward 74, Webb-street. X OST, between Caroline-street and -Li Brooklyn, Gold Chain Bracelet, initials on padlock, valued as a keepsake. Reward, 8, Caroline-street. LOST, yesterday, a pink and grey Parrot. Finder rewarded on returning samo to 11, Lipman-street. LOST. Bicycle, outside Harbourmaster's office, 5 p.m. Thursday last. Finder rewarded return same to E. Nixon, pilot staff. LOST, Scotch Terrier Dog, name Jock, dark grey. Reward return P. Spraggon, St. George Buildings, Brandon-street. LOST, Sunday evening, sth, a small tan Leather Purse, containing 30s in gold, between Newtown Post Office and 81, Rintoul-street, via Millward-strect. Reward, 81, Rintoul-street. LOST, a Post Office Box Key. Finder please leave at General Post Office. 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 Locksmith's Repairs done. Geo. Denton, Ironmonger, etc., 58. Willis-st. FOUND, the celebrated 303 Cigarette Tobacco at the Military Hairdresser and Tobacconist, 191; Cuba-street. J. L. Turner. POUND, the right place to get your 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 person who took Gent's Bicycle fiom outside of P. Hayman and Co.'s please return and save further trouble. "OALMISTRY — Marvellous readings, JL marriage prospects, destiny, business, events, etc. Send 9 stamps, handwriting. Arion, Berkeley-street, Carlton, Victoria. TTACANCIES ■ for Lying-in Patients, t with every home comfort and care ; terms moderate. Nurse Brown, 217, Ade-laide-road. * ADAME HILDER, Lady Palmist, Clairvoyante, Psychometrist (touring from London). Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 35, Boulcott-street (nearly facing Wellington Hall). Last few weeks. ADAME KING, Gifted Clairvoyante, counsel on marriage, love, business, prospects, etc. '"Your advice helped me wonderfully," 3rd June, 1909.— Extract from numerous testimonials. 11, Courte-nay-place, next P^CL TJAINTING. and Paperhanging.— Now JL is the. time ; keen-cut prices ; good workmanship guaranteed. Apply Expert, Evening Post. CARPET and Furnishings Salesman (long practical experience, highest references) requires Position. Apply Reliable, Evening Post. ■\TACANCIES in comfortable home, 3 » gents; good locality; all conveniences ; £1. 32. Thompson-street, off 1 Webb-street. . inpO keep linoleum soft and pleasant to JL walk on use Wondershine, the great household polish, 6d a tin. All grocers. NOW give Hay a turn! Try hiß Indigestion Cure, his Bronchitis Mixture, hiß Neiiralgia Mixture, his Antiseptic Ointment, his Stomach and Liver Pills. etc. Only to ba gdi; at 144, Tory-stTeet.' MADAME LEVINE, the Famous Palmist (late Lambton-quay), advises faithfully on all matters. 71, Vivian-street. NZ. offers Dreadnought. Full of • "Zanda" Tea, creates more comfort and happiness than leaden bullets. Obtainable at all grocers. X-RAY Stove Polish makes blacking a stove a pleasure; easily applied, safe, clean, economical, and goes twice as far as other polishes. <pOLD Top Ale. Made from selected malt. No sedim.ent, clear to tho last drop. The best household beer. BORAZEL Cream is not greasy or sticky it rubs right into the skin; Is bottles.Wallace, Chemist, Willis-street. ADAME DE SOLA, Medical Clairvoyant. Advice business, marriage. At Homes, parties, attend. Waverley House, No. 66, Boulcott-street. Hours — 10 to 9. MADAME ESPERSAN, Palmist and Clairvoyante, 224, Upper Ingestrestreet, 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturdays excepted. BEESWAX for Sale in any quantity. Apply Gilmour and Bardsley, 91, Constable-street. LENDERS wiFl be received to Thursday -*- for Excavating and Removing Spoil. Particulars from E. Sussex, Werribee, Kelburne Parade. FOR SALE, on easy terms, 4-roomed House, with all conveniences ; gas, town water, large vinery (30 vines in profit). C Durdin, Baden Rhode, North Kilbirnie. ADAME LEE, English Gipsy, late of London, Palmist and Olairvoyante, No. 11, Victoria-place, off Ghuznee-street. WONDERSHINE, the great household polish for linoleums, furniture, and leathorware, 6d a tin. All grocers. C^< OLD Top Ale. If you cannot get supT plied ring up T. and W. Young, Wellington Agents. WHEN kettles are boiling and cups are a jingle, the one thing that's needed, with water to mingle, is "Zanda," the pure tea. "V~-RAY Stove Polish, guaranteed to go -f»- twice q,s far as paste or' liquid polishes. Gives a quick, brilliant lustre, and won't burn off. LION Ale — There is none Purer, therefore None Better. 1 ABS.— Telephone 1668. George (Joe) Inniss, 364, Tinakori-road. All orders (day or night) receive strict attention. 1 |^HAPPOLINE cures Chapped Hands in V^ one or two applications ; Is jars. Wallace, Chemist, Willis-street. LION Ale and Stout are Ideal Tonic Beverages. Try them. 1 ORKING men will find Van Houten's Cocoa more refreshing and nourishing than cold tea. mHE "Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., 124, JL Lambton-quay, are prepared to take over from purchasers second-hand Pianos in part payment for new ones. V-RAY Stove PoTish^tho shine that -^-*- won't explode. ri^HE Housewife's 800n — Chappolino ; JL keeps the hands soft and white ; Is jars. Wallace, Chemist, Willis-street. £*K?fk(\ GIVEN Away— "Varnishine," 3bO\J\J the Brilliant Polish for Linoleums and Tan Boots. Particulars in each 6d tin. RECOMMEND X Jam because it will please my customers. X Jam is Pure Jam. R. Bateman, Riddiford-street. IGH-CLASS Draughts for disoriminating drinkers — Lion Ale and Stout, in quarts and pints. 1 lIAY Stove Polish— tho brightest thing in stove polish ever made. Gives quick, brilliant lustre and does not burn oft. riHAPPOLINE prevents the hands from V^ chapping and getting grimy'; Is jars. Wallace, Chemist, Willis-street. OLD Top Ale. A sparkling, clear, dinner ale. No sedimont, clear to the last drop in the bottle.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 58, 6 September 1909, Page 1
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