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LOST, TERRIER PUP. LOST, pn Seatoun Heights, yesterday morning, a black, rough-coated Terrier Pup. Reward on returning to MRS. VANCE, Seatoun. LOST, Friday, Fox Terrier, name Mounty, one toe missing left hind foot. Reward, Palace Hotel, Willis-street. Any one detaining same after this date will be prosecuted. LOST, Gold Pen and Pencil combined (bloodstone) ; finder rewarded. Apply Evening Post. LOST. Black Silver-mounted Purse, containing papers, ' between Aro and Woodward streets ; reward. Apply Evening Post. LOST, on Wellington-terrace, a Gold Dagger Pearl Brooch, Saturday ; handsome reward. Apply 128, The Terrace. LOST, oh Friday, 3rd' inst., an Amethyst and Pearl Brooch. Reward, Evening Post. LOST, Monday, Spectacles, between Cuba-street and Douglas Wallace-street. Reward 2, Hayward-terrace. LOST, Saturday, Brown Fur Necklet, between Wallace-street and' Government Station or Oriental Bay car. Reward. 104, Wallace-street. T)ST, small~Bunch Keys. Kindly leave Evening Post and oblige. LOST, Thursday. or^Friday, Gold Cable Bangle. Finder rewarded on returning to GradyS, Willis-street. LOST, yesterday, lady's Handbag, containing purse, silver, card-case, and receipts. Apply H., Evening Post. LOST, on Sunday afternoon, in or near Botanical Gardens, Gold Wire Bracelet, with greenstone shamrock; reward. Apply Eveni.ig Post. LOSx, White Cockatoo, Sunday afternoon. Reward, 17, Arthur-street. T OST, a lot of DandrufTby. using half AJ a bottle of Parker's Hair Tonic, 2s 6d a bottle, by post 3s. Wm. Parker, Chemist, Manners-street. LOST, no work since I used Crumpton's Grey Hair Restorer. Infallible. Nob 'a dye. ; it keeps the hair dark and free from scurf. Price 3s, post 3s 6d. B. Waring, 52,' Oourtenay -place. LOST, that tone your Piano once had. Who has tuned it? ' This possibly makes all the difference. I have Tuned Pianos for Vladimir de Fachmann, Melba, Patti, etc., etc. Hamilton Nimmo, Sea-toun-road, Kilbirnie. LOST Keys replaced, Duplicate Keys of any description made without delay, all Locksmith's Repairs done. Geo. Denton, Ironmonger, etc., 58, Willis-Etreet. FOUND, Lady's Puree, owner may have same on describing contents and paying for advertisement, by calling at Thistle Inn Hotel FOUND, about 2 weeks ago, Chain with locket attached. Owner can have same on describing and paying cost of advertisement. Apply Evening Post. • ' ' FOUND, the celebrated 303 Cigarette Tobacco at the Military Hairdresser and Tobacconist, 191, Cuba-street. J. L. Turner. OUND" "The Dominion March," very pretty,, not difficult, equal to the popular "Double Eagle" march ; send to any address, Is 7d ; obtainable F. Gardiner's Music Warehouse, 76, Vi- ■ vian-street. STRAYED .from paddock, Mornington, small Dark Bay Mare, with cover, 6mall white spot on forehead. Finder rewarded on returning same to 1, Wiltonstreet. Mornington. S'xiiAYED, on my paddocks at TawaFlat, one red and white Cow and one yellow Cow. If not churned and" expenses ! paid within seven days will be sold. G. E. Hooper, Tawa Flat. WILL perion who called at P. Hayman and Co.'s about lost Bicycle please call again? WILL any gentleman assist i another, in straightened circumstances, with Suit of Clothes ; 6ft, 40 chest. Sussex, Te Aro Post Office. |?<OMPETENT Woman wants Work by V> day. Address Worker, Evening Post. YOUNG Gentleman, at business during day, wants Board-Residence with private family; Oriental Bay or distriot preferred. Reply to Business, Evening 1 Post. mHOROUGHLY competent Dressmaker, X 10 years' experience, seeks Position, charge workroom, inland town. Apply T. 8., G.P.0., Christchurch. LADY would like to Let one or two Rooms, well furnished, quiet, good locality, no children. Address Evening Post. A RCHITECTURAL Draftsman requires -£*. Employment, temporary or otherwise. Address T.S., Evening Post BED-SITTINGROOM~rIquired, couple only, Brooklyn or Vogeltown distrjet, rent moderate. Apply Bruce, 137,- Upper Willis-street. QJUPERIOR Vacancies for four gentlefrJ men. Address Evening Post. Board-Residence; central ; K-5 select locality- balcony room. 10, Mowbray-street, close Parliamentary Buildings. 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 week 3. MADAME 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.O. MADAME LEVINE, the famous Palmist (laic Lambton-quay), advises faithfully on all matters. 71, Vivian-st. GROWING children require good nourishment. Give them Van Houten's Cocoa. It 'is nourishing and strengthening. C1 OLD Top Ale. A pleasant, invigoratT ing tonic. Made from selected malt. The best bottled ale on the market. mRY Puriri Natural Mineral Water, J- Alone or with other drinks it is much better than Boda water. It's a natural tonic. All hotels and stores. JTIHE Best Jam is X Jam, made from JL pure fruit only. I sell X Jam. W. Campbell, Manners and Cuba streets. ONDERSHINE, the best polish for furniture, linoleum, and leatherware ; nothing to equal it ; all grocers ; 6d a tin. HOW the doctor reached the North Pole — By liyiner on drief beef and tallow, and drinking "Zanda" Tea. "ORKING Men will find Van Houten'e Cocoa more refreshing and nourishing than cold tea. KJAM is the Purest and Best Jam made. We receive regular supplies direct from Nelson. Hill Bros, Cuba-street. TTFIGH-CLASS Draughts for discriminAA afciug drinkers — Lion Ale and Stout, in quarts and pints. 1 aIHE Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., 124, Lambton-quay, hold the largest ana most varied stock of Pianos, Organs, etc., in this City, nriHE fat boy in Pickwick smiled when A ho thought of pie. He would have laughed outright over a glass of Puriri Mineral Water and Whisky. All hotels. T ION Ale! "Have one with me." 1

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 64, 13 September 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 64, 13 September 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 64, 13 September 1909, Page 1