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SICKNESS OF whatever name or nature ie io bo dreaded. If through unforseen circumstances this dreaded foe enters your home, then quickly obtain the best medical advice and skill, and if your phyfcician prescribes medicine, take the proscription where you know you will receive the purest and best quality, and the doctor's written instructions dispensed only by chemists who are registered, and aro qualified members of tho Pharmacy Board of New Zealand, at SHAW'S MEDICAL HALL, MANNERS-STREET. If you get it at Shaw's, it'a. good. COLE~&~ WESTERMAN Will follow their usual rule, and observe the holiday on MONDAY NEXT. fWPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY TILL 9 O'CLOCK. COLE & W T ESTERMAN, THE PEOPLE'S CUT-PRICE DRAPERS, MANNERS-STREET. ONDON SHOE COMPANY, 20, MANNERS-STREET. Gents' wide-toe City Bals, good wear, 10s 6d Youths.' Boots, 1-5, cheap, 8s 6d Ladies' Tan Derby Shoes, 10s 6d Ladies' nice Tan round-too Boot, 12s 6d Children's Sandals, 3s lid OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. LONDON SHOE CO., 20, MANNERS-STREET. The Place to Buy Good Boots Cheap. APARTMENTS.' f^i ENTLETMAN desires Home in quiet VJT family ; no other boarders preferred, though not essential ; plain food ; cleanliness. Banquo, Evening Post. IF your wife has bad aches in her bones, that lead to repining and moans, be sure Suratura's tho one thing can euro her; for that's iust What Happened to Jones ! LASS loved a lad in Thibet, who said, "Coffee's the best drink, you bet !" . She murmured, "Dear, you're a bad judge ; Suratura's th'o very best beverago yet. H^ ERE no trick or tropo is meant, This is plain advertisement. If you must have perfect tea, buy some Suratura "P." PETER SIMPLE caught a pimple coming through the blush. Peter Simple soothed the pimple with a ■whispered hush. Then, with great contentment, he drank his Suratura Tea. Perhaps you see tho point, like me. nnHERE waa a young girj of Mauritius, X who said, •'Though cold meat is nutritious; you'll please bring to me Suratura, That Tea, tho one thing on earth quite delicious !" DIMPLED, saucy Betty Bunning caught a chill through over-running. She was tucked in bed, where she sipped hot Suratura Tea. "Oh," she cried, "this cure is stunning^ X EARN yet onco in Life's^ grim school ' *_t " this v«ry , simple golden rule : Whoe'er you are, wher'cr you be, if you'd enjoy felicity, dnnk only Suratura Tea ! THE big ship moved to leavo the port. The skipper shouted "'Moor lier ! That blankydasted cook has been and left the Suratura V^ F~~ISHING Wadors, at wholesale price, Strong Twill 20s, Sateen 22s 6d, Lightw eight 24s pair. Reynolds and Co., 50 and 52, Victoria-street. GOLD Top Aio. No sediment, clear to the last drop in tho bottle. The best household beer. T7IXOELSIOR Hat Dye for ladies' hats, Xli all colours. 6d per bottle. R. and _.. Tingey. | RICKET Bats, at wholesale prices; Bussey"s Boys', 3s tOd; Youths', 4s 3d; Men's, from 5s 2d each, at Reynolds and Co.'s, 50 and 52, Victoria-street. GOLD Top Aio. Try it for dinner. jA pure, healthy, invigorating tome. Made from selected malt. SYDOL makes metal shine like a mirror; non-inflammable; sold 'by all grocers. Ask .for Sydol. mENNIS Court Markers,- at wholesale X price; Bussey's Brook Held, 29s each, Nets, Posts, otd Call or write Rey.nolds and Co., 50 and' 52, Viotoria-street. GOLD Top Ale. A pleasant invigorating tonic. Made from selected malt. The best bottled ale on the market. ri\HE old method of beeswaxing floors X has passed away. Linoarnisli takes its place Applied once a year. All grocers, 1b 6d / RICKET Material at wholesale price —Loather Balls 4s Bd, Wiokets 4s 3d, Leg Guards 6s 7d, Batting Gloves 4s Bd. Reynolds and Co., 50 and 52, Vic-toria-street, PURIRI combines the properties of a refreshing beverage and a health-giv-ing mineral water. For gouty people it is invaluable. All stores and hotels. NEW. doubie-sized Sparklet (2-pint), price 7s 6d; Bulbs, 2s 6d; Syphons and charges, 4s 6d and Is 6d; reduction for quantities. Wm. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-street. 1 mROUT Fishing— Rods, Lines, Reels, X Flies, etc., new and reliable tackle, at wholesale prices. Reynolds and Co.'s, 50 and 52, Victoria-streot. LINOARNISH Linoleum Polish. Lasts twelve months ; won't wash off ; will not mark, or scratch. All grocers, Is 6d. fTVENNIS Racquets at wholesalo prices, X. Ayres, Wilding, 33s lOd; Allen, 28s sd; Payten, 22s lOd. At Roynolds and • Co.'s, 50 and 52, Viotoria-street. ENEMAS (new stook), 3s 6d and 4s 6d ; Douches, 5s 6d ; Blaud's Pills (best), Is 6d; o' Conor Patent Truss, no iron or steol. Wm. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-street. 1 WHISKY and Puriri Mineral Water is now ordered in place of whisky and soda. It adds a snap and sparkle to liquors and milk. WALLACE'S Sulphur and Sarsaparilla Salts, the Perfect Blood Purifier, Is 6d. Wallace. Chemist. Willis-st. CABS.— Telephone 1668. George (Joe) Inniss, 364, Tinakori-road. All orders (day or night) receive strict attention. 1 r I iHE modern _ man drinks Puriri X Natural Mineral Water in place of soda. It adds a snap and sparkle to liquors. All store? and hotels. ROQUET Mallets, at wholesalo price, Bussoy's best boxwood, 9x3, match size, 8s lOd each, at Reynolds and Co.'s, 50 and 52, Victoria-streot. .OLD Top Ale. Sold by all merchants. Tho best bottled ale obtainable Clear and sparkling. No sediment. SYDOL, the best metal polish, noninflammable and lasts well. Ask any grocer for SydoL BRIEN'S Worm Powders are co good that every_ mother should keep a box at home ; give one of these Powder 3 as directed. Price Is per box. R. C. Brien, Dispensing Chemist, 221, Cuba-st., Wellington. ARLBOROUGH Sounds— Any one requiring comfortable , Board and I.odtrinßn by the noaiido will i'ecoiva tame by applying to Mn. H. Baxter, i*n., T» Woka P. 0., Picton.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 16, 20 January 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 16, 20 January 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 16, 20 January 1910, Page 1

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