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LOST, in Willis-street, Saturday night, lady's Ring, diamonds and happliires,. Reward. M'Mastor, Tho Retreat, Ro3cneath T OST, Saturday afternoon, between -Li Mem and Riddrford streets, GoM Wish-bono Brooch, set with throe opaU and ono emerald. Reward, 20, Moin-st. LOST, return half saloon~Ticket LyZ telton, with letter. Return address. Reward. iX~OST^ Gold Brooch, olheens and JLi pearh; between To Aro Houso and City Hotel, Courtenay-place. Reward, E\ening Post. LOST, 21st instant, Bunch of Keys cigar cutter attached. Address Evening Post. LOST, botween Mulgrave-street and Terrace, _ Silver Brooch (open-work). Please bring to Miss Greenwood, 129, Wellington-terrace. Reward. LOST, between Vivian and Tasman streets, Gold Brooch cot with s>ones. Finder rewarded at -82, Tasman-atrcet. OST, a Bald Spot; last Been just before using a half -crown bottle of Parker's Hair Tonic. LOST, my Brooch Pin; owner can roplace it for 3d, guaranteed 12 months, at Hammond and Patrick's, 74, Manners-street. LOST Keys Replaced, Duplicate Ken of any description made without delay ; all Locksmiths' Repair* done. Geo. Denton, Ironmonger, etc., 58, Willis-itreet. PIANO Instruction.— Herr Karl Moller, 29, Vivian-street, is preparod to receive Pupils for all grades of piano • playing. T7IOUND, black Spaniel Dog (pup). ■m- Owner apply to H. Rettor, Jobnsonville. ' FOUND, 4 Expert Hairdressers at tbe Military Ha irdr easing Saloon, 191, j Cuba-street, opposite Veitch and Allan, j pVDUND— E.P. Hair Brushes, ss; Mi 7 j X? rors, ss; Sterling Silver Porfumo • Bottles, ss. At the Now Jewellors, 74, Manners-st reet. WILL tho Perbon who took wrong dress basket from Wellington tram Friday morning kindly return same, 34. Hall-street, "Kcwtown, Wellington, and get their own. IF this should meet tho eye of Dora Long (neo Well*), who resided at Shannon, and ]« now supposed to be in Wellington, or anyone knowing her whereabout*, is kindly requested to communicate with her mother or Anxious, Nows Office, InvoroargiU; '. INCUBATOR, Prairie-State, 60-egg. nearly now, coet £4 10s; selling £2 ss; a bargain. Apply Gonuine, Evening Post. ADAME HILDER, Scientific E^lmist and Clairvoyante, 35, Boulcott-etreet. L»st few weeks. "Madame Hilder'g read- | ings are simply marvellous. — M.W., 25th November. 1909." GOOD Board-Residence offered to young lady, private family, Lower Hutt; nominal ternn. Address Comfgrt, Evening Post P "ADMAN nnd Wycogg W.L. Cockerels; also. Ho well s S. Wyandotto Cockerels, six month* old, lor Sale. Apply Cheap, Evening Post. T»ABBITS for^SahTinlots to suit buy- -!-*> ors. For particulars, apply Bunny, Pos.t Office, Palmerston North. "EY)R~ SALE~fuHy^uip~ped SawmilTT X lirst-clasj bush;' alongside railway, and all conveniences for Targe output; machinery all now; fino opportunity for experienced man. Apply A. W. Mills, Westport. \ POLLINARIS, ApoUinariT^-ProfetßoV' ■£m. Virchow says : — *1u richness in pureCarbonic Acid favourably distinguishes it from all other Mineral Water*." "OYDAL" is not only the best skin IO food, it is also tho best healing ointment procurable. Is 6d. Chemists and atores. MANTEL, Stewart Dawson Chambers. Ornamental Hair Work every description; transformation, 355 ; toupees, 265 , dresses, 7s 6d ; combines mounted, 2s oz; Huir Stains and Colours, 2» 6d bot. Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 to Jl. | fj|/f"RS. SAXBY, Ladies' Nurse, has yj-i- Removed to 19, Wilson-street. Apoilinaris, Apollinaris ■*-*. is bottled only with its own natural gag, and only at the Apollinarit Spring, Ncuenahr, Germany. DON'T hesitate to spend 1* 6d on a jar of "Sydal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) ; it is worth twice the amount. rpEDDY~Be»r Hat Pins, storting saver, •L Is 6d. Hammond and Patrick, 74, Manners-street. SECTIONS and Cottages at Maranui, cheap; owner going to England. Apply Madame Mantell, Tuesdays or Frid»ys, Stewxrt Dawaon's Chamber*. T7ACANCIES for a few Boarders, ▼ Clydo Court Private Hotel (new building), near Courtenay-place tram stop. Tel. 1190. A POLLINARIS has been aptly called *£*. "Tho Queen of Table Waters," for no banquet or festivity is complete without it. By appointment to His Majesty the King and to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, etc. LEASANT~to use and excellent in effect" is a lady's judgment of "Sydal." Try for yourself. Is 6d. Chemist's and stores. pTENTLEMAN~Ieaving district wishes VJC to Sell Residence and nearly four acres land; beautiful grounds, stable, motor shed; Loner Hutt. Apply Mercator, care Skerrett and Wylie, Solicitors, Wellington. fT\HE Challen Piano is built to last, aad X it in British built throughout. Sole agent*— Tho Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. WATER i* the great carrier of infective germs ; it is therefore advisable to drk;k only Apollinarii. Guaranteed to be of absolute purity and free from disease germs. SYDAL" (Wikon's Hand Emollient) keeps tho hand* soft and white, rids the skin of chaps, roughness, or redness. Is 6d. MADAME SIBYL KING, Gifted American Second-sight Medium ; Advico all subjects; fee from Is. 546, Upper Adelaide-road, Berhampore, corner Duppa-street. BRIKN'S Quinine and Iron Tonic strengthen! the tissues, increases mvi- j cular activity, and makes tbe blood pure. ] Corrects fickle appetites. Price 2s and 3s , 6d per bottle R. C. Brien, Chemiit, 221, Cuba-atreet. AYE you tried "SydaJ" (Wikon's! Hand Emollient)? If not, do co at once. Avoid substitutes. la 6d. All chemists and storei. S~ IDOL, th7~Mairio~Metal Polish; the polish that lasts ; non-inflammable. AH grocer*. Ask for SidoL POLLINARIB, Apollinarii. It* purity offers the best security against the dangers of ordinary drinking water. TRY our simple and easy monthly payment plan when buying a Piano The Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lamb* ton-quay. " TOHN~BULL" T^pewriteT Carbon •J hold* the market for quality and price. Royal Bar-Lock Typewriter Agency, Lambton-quay. THE Challen Piano is British built, and •is highly recommended. Make an early inspection. Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. THE No? 14, Royal Bar-Lock TTpevrrTter i* the best word in Typewriter con(truetion. Bar-Lock Agtnoy, Lambtonquay.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 72, 28 March 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 72, 28 March 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 72, 28 March 1910, Page 1