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IP YOU SHOULD WANT REPAIRS DONE TO Ranges, Grates, Locks, Keys, Blinds, anything almost, call on your way to To Aro Post Office to ring up 2270. PRACTICAL MEN and EXTRA PARTS ALWAYS AVAILABLE. UNITED HARDWARE HOUSE, 60, CUBA-STREET, CORNER GHUZNEE-STREET. fITHE Best Jam is X Jam, made fromi A pure fruit only. I sell X Jam. Mrs. E Smith, Hopper-street. GOLD Top Ale. No sediment, clear to the last drop in the bottle. The best household beer. iTTMO keep linoleum 6oft and pleasant to A walk on use Wondershiue, the great household polish, 6d a tin. All grocers^ IN the morn, when I awake, sweet Marie, how I do enjoy my "Zanda" Tea, love, with thee. 2s, Is lOd, and Is 6d ; all grocers^ LOUISE Millinery Sohool, 330, Lamb-ton-quay (opp. Kirkcaldie's). Millinery thoroughly taught by simplest method. Hats renovated and orders taken. Day and Evening Classes. Ten Lessons ss. LION Ale — There is none Purer, therefore None Better. 1 KJAM is the purest and Best Jam made. I receive regular supplies direct from Nelson. W. H. Boyd, Kilbirnie. "t^TONDERSHLNE, the great houseH hold polish for linoleums, furniture, and leatherware, 6d a tin. All grocers. BORAZEL Cream immediately makes , the roughest skin feel smooth and soft ; Is bottles. Wallace, Chemist, Willisstreet. npHE tea people, with every palate, A they agree, the lovely genuine "Zanda" Tea, Is 6d. Is lOd, and 2s; all grocerß. |^<OLD Top Ale. Try it for dinner. A W pure, healthy, invigorating tonic. Made from selected malt^ QUALITY of the goods I sell is my first consideration ; for this reason I sell X Jam. Geo. Webb, Vivian-street. NOTICE.— To have Carpets thoroughly " Cleaned they must come up and have the floors cleaned under them. Ring up 2224. Wellington, Cleaning Co., 97, Dixon-street. ONDERSHINE, the best polish for furniture, linoleum, and leatherware; nothing to equal it; all grocers; 6d a tin. '- PURE, Wholesome, Brilliant— Lion Ale,' in quarts and pints. 1 Hj"\Oß breakfast, a cup of Van Houten's* A; Cocoa is warming and nourishing. OLD Bracelet (£lO 10s) and Ladies' Gold Watch (£5 ss) .for nothing. Buy a packet of "Zanda" Tea from your grocer and find out for yourself, Is 6d, ls_lod i _2s. PURIRI Natural Mineral Water is bright, sparkling and snappy. It is more delicious and healthful than soda water. All stores and hotels. WE can, with every confidence, recommend X Jam to our customers, and for reason keep full stocks. W.F.0.A., Lambton-quay. ' , npHE WellingtoiTpiano "Co., Ltd7~124, A Lambton-quay, are prepared to hire out Instruments by the week, month, or year, at low rentals. O'MHE one to shine is Wondershine. It A preserves the linoleum and makes it pleasant to walk on; 6d a tin. All grocers. OLD Top Ale. The best household beer obtainable. No sediment, always clear. * rjIHE best grocers keep the best goods. A I sell the Best Jam — X Jam. H. S. Hawker, Austin-street. "OEMPER fdem"— Lion Ale and Stout *O are uniform, pure, and wholesome. 1 HOW the doctor reachecTiihe^North Pole — By living on drief beef and tallow, and drinking "Zanda" Tea. CHAPPOLINE is a wonderful oleanser for the hands ; it keeps them white ; Is jars. Wallace, Chemist, Willis-street. ORAA GIVEN Away— "Varnishine^ ** 3i)O\J\J the Brilliant Polish for Linoleums and Tan Boots. Particulars in each 6d tin. KJAM pleases everybody. We keep full stocks and invite your patronage. Sedgwick Bros., Karori. X ION Ale. "Have one with me." 1 TEASPOONFUL of Van Houlen's Cocoa is sufficient for a breakfast cup. NEXT time you require a refresher,' take Puriri Mineral Water in place oE soda. You'll appreciate the difference. All stores and hotels. TO please my customers I always stock the Best Jam — X Jam. A. Bernasconi, Vivian-street. GOLD Top Ale. Sold by all merchants. The best bottled ale obtainable. Clear and sparkling. No sediment. HE Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., 124, Lambton-quay, aro Solo Agents for the best English and Foreign Manufacturers, and hold large stocks to select from. KJAM ! The test of taste creates an impression that induces you to buy it always. I keep full stocks. R. Bateman, Riddiford-street. PURITY and Excellence in material and manufacture — Lion Ale and Stout. 1 O-i -j S OFFERED for Best Verse about cJSrfA A sixteen words on "Zanda" Tea. Replies, with "Zanda" label from packet, to Box 752, Wellingtop, by 30th September. I?XAA GIVEN Away — "Varnishine," 3JO\J\J the Brilliant Polish for Linoleums and Tan Boots. Particulars in each 6d tin. fTU-IE Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., 124, A Lambton-quay, undertake. Tunings and all classes of Repairs to Pianos and other Musical Instruments, a staff of experts being employed for the purpose. ./"^ OLD Top Ale. A pleasant, invigoratV^T ing tonic. Made from selected malt. The best bottled ale on the ma-rlcet. KJAM is a table delight that finds favour with particular tastes. I sell X Jam. A. Beauchamp, Willis-street. Op'/wv GIVEN Away — "Varnishine," 3Zit)\J\J the Brilliant Polish for Linoleums and Tan Boots. Particulars in each 6d tin. WHY drink 6tarch with which some cocoas are adulterated when you can obtain Van Ilouten's Pure Cocoa. HE Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., 124,' Lambton-quay, supply instruments for cash, credit, or on specially easy terms of payment to suit the convenience of buyers. WATCH those men. They will call for Puriri Natural Mineral Water with their liquor. It is snappier than soda water; All stores and hotels. rfIHE Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., 124, A Lambton-quay, hold the largest ana most. varied stock of Pianos, Organs, etc., in this City. HE Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., 12^ Lambton-quay, hold large stocks of Vocal and Instrumental Music? specially selected by their London buyer. N-ew .-V»\i^3teuts Arriving,,, evq£y fortnight*

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 60, 8 September 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 60, 8 September 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 60, 8 September 1909, Page 1

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