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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 135, 4 December 1909, Page 1

"OOEM by "\_.Y , Lower Hutt— "Should Auld Acquaintance be forgot," t'is thus the poet sings, Should Shaw's Chemist Sale bo forgot— the sale that with bargaine rings? Ah, No ! . While snles shnll e'er exist, and bargains still bo made, This one afc Shaw's none can resist nor can its memory fade. For Sha-iv's-the man to ease your ills by methods safe and sure, His tonics, drugs, and liver pills are excellent and pure. So now, dear friends, roll up this way, be you young or old and gray, There's a chance of a lifetime on to-day. Oh, do not let it slip away. Your Sight Tested Free at SHAW'S Medical Hall, Manners-street. EY, Diddie, Diddlt ! for Emily Tiddlc, who pawned her town lot and her cows and her fiddle ; and then went away with a sniilo of groat glco, and bought up two tons — Suratura Toa! A DVERTISER, well-known antiquary, J\. socks additional proof that Shakespeare wrote "Romeo and Juliet," under the stimulus of Suratura Tea. C.W., Now Zealand. WILLIE mixed his unclo's whiskers with a pot of glue; Willy now sits down quite gently, feeling awful blue. Uncle soaks his beard in water, while his sympathising daughter, so that he may patient be, makes him' Suratura Tea. ADMIRE the largo rhinocoros ! He's vory wise, the same as us. He's happy in captivity, no matter who his captors be, if they drink Suratura Tea. "'Tt7"OU refuse me?" cried tho curato. i "Madam, how can I enduro.it?" Said the lady, cheerfully, "It's as easy as can be. Stick to Suratura Tea !" fTIHERE -was a bewitching young spinA ster, who wed a glad lad at \ork Minstor. They coo and agree; Suratura's thoir tea; their life is as happy as life well can bo, and they bless that fine day at York Minstor. HE Caterpillar told the Cow, the Cow told Old Queen Bee, "The wholo Creation's happy now we've Suratura Teal" f H IHOUGH ships may sink in overy JL sea, and stock and sharos fall scurvily; let's praiso the gods and sing, for wo havo still got Suratura D. liEMOVAL NOTICE. £1 T. MIDLANE AND CO., Furniture Manufacturers, Have REMOVED to larger Promises, 194, Cuba-street (late Diedrich and Son) (opposite Pooplo's Palaco.) WHERE TO STAY. MAIDSTONE HOUSE, 9, Kensingtonttreet. Every convenience. Tariff moderate. s IDENTITY KNOWN. WANTED Known— Who is Mr. H. Andrews, of 69, Revans-stroet ? Well, ho is a firßt-clas3 Upholsterer, who will re-cover suites and couches and repair all furniture at your own homo or at his workshop. Before buying a Couch come and inspect thoso which ho makes for 32s 6d ; sold everywhere for £2 10s ; traced everywhere by honest work. Write or call. SOFT GOODS OR INDENT. ■^nff^ANTED, for a cliont, either of ' ' above Businesses, where £500 and cervices can be utilised. Particulars to j. f. c. McClelland, Morrah's Building, Willis-st. "TO" GROCERS' ASSISTANTS. ~ Ty ANTED, For Country Store, COMPETENT GROCERY ASSISTANT, With knowledge of window dressing. Apply W. AND G. TURNBULL AND CO. BRUNNER MINES. WANTED, immediately, Praotical Miners for above mines; 8 milos from Greymouth. Apply .to GREYMOUTH P.E. COY., Government Insurance Buildings, Wellington. CAMERA. " WANTED to Sell, Half-plato "Premo" Camera, 1 double slide, only used twice, £2 10s ; also, ThorntonPickard, Ross lens, F. 6, and 1 slide, £2 15s, both now machines ; havefi also a iplate, cost £6 10?, what offer? Owner must sell. Apply EOS, Evening Post. HOSIERY WORKERS. experienced female HOVV SIERY WORKERS; highest wages ; constant employment. Apply to THE KALIPOI WOOLLEN CO., Victoria-street, Wellington. TX^ ANTED TO LEASE, ALBEMARLE HOTEL, Ghuznee-street. Furniture can be arranged on eaey trans. J. O. TRICKETT, 113, Ingestre-streot. 'V&T ANTED, by young man (20), PosiVV tion as SALESMAN in Warehouse ; previous experience ; references. Apply WAREHOUSE, Evening Post. BA~RGAIN^SALE PORK BUTCHERS. WANTED to\ Sell, Pork Butcher's Business ; good stand, 'Wellington ; doing good trade, and improving ; plant, tools, lease of shop and dwelling; as a going concern £40; snip; details, soo W. H. Morrah and Co., Auctioneers, 65, Willis-street, to-day. PIANO. WANTED to Dispose of first-class English Piano, little used; cost £55; owner will sacrifice for. £33 spot cash. Address Quick Sale, Evening Post y '"postcard buslness. WANTED to Sell, Stationery Business; splendid Christmas trade. Apply to Bookseller, Evoning Post. DRESSMAKERS. WANTED, experienced Skirt Hands, at once; permanent employment. Georgo and Georgo, Cuba-stroot. ' WANTED, GIRLS" WANTED, young Girls for our manufacturing department. Apply Diamond Confectionery Co., Crawford-street, off Wallace-street Tram Torminus. RECOVERING SUITES OF FURNITURK. WANTED, your Suites and all cla«Bcs of Upholstery to Re-cover and Repolish, at your own home or ab workshop ; nothing too small or too large. Write or call at H. Andrews, 69, Rovans-street, opposite Library, Newtown. TAILORING. WANTED, at onoo, first-claß3 Tailors. King and Muir, Lambton-quay.