POEM forwarded by Miss A.C.. The Terrace : — What's this I hear about one Shaw, Who has lately come to town? His prizes aro a decided draw Ard his skill of great renown. Ho is courteous, kind, and most polite^ — In fact, a great addition ; His window is a brilliant sight And his mascot .is ambition/ A splendid assortment of Smelling Salta Bottles, filled, trom 3d each. SHAW'S MEDICAL HALL,, Chemist Sale, Manners-street. A NXIOUS enquirers — Wondprshine is xi tho name of tho linoleum and furniture- polish you are looking for. You can got it from any grocer; 6d a tin. ALLACE'S^Antk^ptic Foot Powder 'quickly cures soro feet. Is per tin. X-RAY Stove Polish— the brightest thing in stove polish ever made. Gives quick, brilliant lustre and does not burn oft. URIRI Natural Mineral Water is bright, sparkling and snappy. It is more delicious and healthful than soda water. All stores and hotels. HUDSON'S Coffee Biscuits are used exclusively for afternoon teas. Light as an aeroplane, and as swift to please. Ask for Hudson's. DID you say stewed fruit and custard ? Yes, every lime, if the custard is made with Roynl Custard Powder; 6d a tin. All grocers^ N~ "o~W~G~ivo~l-Idy a Turn! Try his In- . digestion Cuie, his Bronchitis Mixture, his Neuralgia Mixture, his Antiseptic Ointment, his Stomach and Liver Pills, etc. Only to bo got at 144, Tory-st. WATCH those men. They will call for Puriri Natural Mineral Water with their liquor. It is snappier' than soda water. AH stores and hotels. UDSON'S Coffee Biscuits aro used exclusively for aflornoon teas. Light as an aeroplane, and as swift to please. Ask for Hudson's. X-RAY Stove Polish makes blacking a .stove a pleasure ; easily applied, safe, clean, economical, -and goes twice as. far as other polishes. [ WALLACE'S Sulphur and Sarsaparilla Salts, the Perfect Blood Purifier, Is 6d, Wallace, Chemist. Willis-st. SOME people go to <i lot of unnecessary troublo cleaning their windows. With the aid of a 6d bottle of No Smear the work can bo done with the greatest ease and satisfaction in half the time. "T7IOOT Comfort" for tired, aching, X 1 swollen, and tonder feet, in packets of 24 "comfort, powders," Is, post free. Cnstle's Pharmaoibs, 70, Cuba-street and 66, Vivian-street, Wellington. 1 UDSON^S Coffee" Biscuits aro used exclusively for afternoon teas. Light as an aeroplane, and as swift to pleaso. A.sk for Hudson's. YDOL Metal Polish, tho quickest; shine, the best shine, and the cheapest shine All grocors. fi OLD Top "Ale. Sold by all merchant*.. V7T JTho best bottled ale obtainable. Cloar and sparkling. _ No sediment. SYDOL, tho magio brass and metal polish, sold by all grocers. Try Sydol. x^ YOU don't/ mean to say- that this custard has been mado without oggs? Yes, it "ha 6! Any ono can make a similur custard with the Royal Custard l J owder; 6d « iAn. AUgrocerb. >__ HUDSON'S Coffee Bibcuits aro usod exclusively for afternoon teas. Light as an aeroplano, and as swift to please. Ask for Hudson's. T TNPLEASANT and perspiring feet \-J cured immediately by Wallace's Antiseptic Foot Powder. Is per tin. X-RAY Stove Polish, guaranteed to go twice as far as paste or liquid polishes. Gives a quick, brilliant lustre, and won't burn -off. f |\HE best grocers keep the best goods. JL I sell tho Best Jam — X Jam. D. H. Kirk, Kelburno. • GOLD Top Ale. Nc sediment, clear to tho last drop in the bottle. The best household beer. OTICE.— 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. UDSON'S Coffee Biscuits aro used exclusively for afternoon teas., Light as an aeroplane, and as swift to please. Ask for Hudson's. FOR cleaning and polishing windows, mirrors, glass in picture frames, etc., you can't boat No Smear; 6d a bottle. All grocers. Opr/\/\ GIVEN Away. Relianoe Blue "keeps linen snow white." Procurable from all Grocers, in bag or square. ' X-RAY Stove Polish— the shine that won't explode. NOW'S the time to take Wallace's. Sulphur and Sarsaparilla, the ideal Spring Medicino, Is 6d, Wallace, Chemist, •Willis-street. N BRIEN'S Worm Powders aro so good that every_ mother should keep a i box at home ; give one of these Powders as directed. Price Is por box. R. C. Brien. Dispense Chemist, 221, Cuba-st., Wellington. THE most economical and satisfactory polish for linoleums, furniture, and all kinds of leatherware, is Wondershine. Only 6d a tin. All grocers. £*K(\(\ GIVEN Away. Champion Bak<Xt*j"\J ing Powder., One quality only — tho Best. Particulars in each tin. NEXT time you require a refresher, take Puriri Mineral Water in place of soda. You'll appreciate the difference. All stores and hotels. RECOMMEND X' Jam because it pleases my customers. X Jam is pure jam. A. Bolton, Kent-terrace. SUMMER Salts:— Bishop's Saline, 2s ; Blood Salt, Is. 9d ; Lime Fruit Saline, Is 6d ; Sulphur and Sareap. Salta, Is 6d ; Carlsbad Salts, Is 6d ; Citrate of Magnesia, Is. F. and G. Cabtle, Chemist 1 ?, Cuba and Vivian streets. 1 £»KAA GIVEN Away. .Varnishine, tho 3iiO\f U Brilliant Polif.li for Tan Bootd any. Linoleums. Easiest, quickest, brightest. Particulars in each tin. CABS.— Telephone 1668] George (Joe) Inniss, 364, Tinakori-road. All orders (day or nighU receive strict attention. 1 KJAM is tho Purcs-t aud Best Jam made. I rccen c regular supplies direct from Nelson, H. J. Wyatt, Woiser Bay £*K(l(\ GIVEN Away. Champion CuscSrtJvfvr tard Powder. Simply delicious. Particulars in each tin ; 4d and 6d. /TV) please my customers I always stock A tho Best Jam— X Jam. C. M'Farlane, Soatoun. SYDOL makes metal shine liko a mirror ; non-inflammable ; sold by all grocers. Ask for Sydol. KJAM pleases everybody. We keep full stocks, and invite your patronage. Houlder and Henncker, Crawford-st. r»|~AA GIVEN Away. Varnishinc, the dbO\J\J Brilliant Polish for Tan Booth and Linoleums. Kasiest, quickest, brightest. Particulars in each tin. (P OLD Top~Ah7. Try it for dinner. A vDT pure, healthy, ; invigorating tonic Made from selected mall. WE recommend X Jam because it pleases our customers, J£ Jam i* pure Jam. Injjvam pad Edwards T»ra.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 130, 29 November 1909, Page 1
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