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T OST. last Sunday, between Bell-id.. -■-^ Bidwill, and Tarannki-sts., a Miiall Double Bar Brooch, thistle design in centre; valued as a mother's keepsake. Reward on returning same to 64, Thomp-son-street. ~W OST, Black Purse, containing money -«-* and pearl ring; between Courtc-uny-placc nnd Majoribanks-street. Reward, 74, Roxburgh-street. LOST, in Upper Willis-street, on Monday, Silk Handbag, containing spec-tai-les, etc. Reward, 123, Willin-gtreet. LOST, by little giri TV" Sovereign, in Ptist Office Saving* Bank, yebterday; 5a reward. Apply Evening Pott. LOST, circular Gold Brooch — leaf flower, opal enclosed. Reward, 31, Karoricrescent. OST, part of GoUTLockot, with "In Momory" engraved thereon. Reward at 115, Thorndon-quay. LOST, Gold Crescent Brooch, with greenstone heart attached, between George and George's, Newtown, and Howard-street. Finder rewarded at 8, Wright-street. LbSTT^BftTd Spot; last seen just be", fore using ft half-crown bottle of Parker's Hair Tonic LOST, my Brooch Pin ; owner can rcplaco it for 3d, guaranteed 12 months, at Hammond and Patrick's, 74, Mannors-stroet. P" IANO Instruction.— Hcrr Karl SlolTor", 29, Vivian-street, is prepared to rccoivo Pupils for all grades of piano playing. FOUND, 4 Expert Hairdresser* at tho Military Hairdroasing Saloon, 191, Cuba-streot. opposite Veitch and Allan. XjX)UND— E.P. Hair Brushes, s*; Mir^ ■A- ton, ss; Sterling Silver Perfumo Bottles, ss. At tho New Jewellors, 74, Manners-st reet. STRAYED, from Melroie, 3 Geese. Finder rewarded ; detainer prosecuted. Apply E.G., care of Beckett's Store, Ru»-sell-terrace. WOULD Expressman who took black Hat-box, marked L.D., from Thorndon Station last night, kindly leave same at Garrotte, Butcher, 30, Molosuorth-st. WILL tho Gardener who did job at Tarbert. Villa, Oucpu-road, Kilbirnie, few nocks ago, call again. .Address lost. IF this should meet the eye of Dora Long (neo Wells), who resided at Shannon, and is now supposed to bo in Wellington, or anyono knuwiug her whereabouts, v kindly requested to communicate with her mother or Anxious, News Office, InvercargiU^ YOUNG Man, 23, Seeks Position, with grocer or storekeeper; town or suburbs; thorough knowledge grocery and bookkoeping; first-class references. Apply Advance, Evening Post. PAINTING! Paperhaijging, Glazing, dona by first-class tradesmen. J. Croft, 11, Gnuznee-st., and Rona Bay, Eastbourne. npAILORING—Wanted, 2~Vestmakers! A at once. Apply D. Milligan, Kcl-burne-a venue. LADY desire* Morning Duties, light, or few hours daily. Apply Jvece»tity, Evening Post. TWO Unfurnished Rooms~to~Let! 18~, Princess-terrace, Newtown terminus. HOUSEKEEPER Wanted7w"aieslosl ono child (ago botweon 2 and 4) not objected to. Apply H.H.C., Evening Poßt. YOUNG Man, strong and willing, seeks Work of any description, casual or permanent ; good references. Address .Storeman, Pogt Agency, Newtown. GENTLEMAN wants good Board »nd Residence at Thorndon ; 'phono necef - eary. Give particulars to Residence, E\«hing Post. BACH for Sale, cheap rental. Apply Bach, Evening Post. MADAME HILDER, Scientific l^hnist and Clairvoyanto, 35, Boulcott-street. Last few weeks. "Midamo Uilder's readings aro fcimply marvellous. — M.W., 25th November. 1909." "DYDAL" is not only tho best skin O food, it is also tho best healing ointment procurable. Is 6d. Chemists, and stores. MIVDAME MANTEL, Stewart Dawson Chambers. Ornamental Hair Work every description; transformation, 355; toupees, 25a; dresses, 7s 6d ; combings mounted, 2s oz; Hair Stains and Colours, 2s 6d bot. Tuesdays and Fridaya, 10 to 4. rr\HE Rogers Piano is noted for tono -«- and touch. It is a, moderately-priced instrument. The Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay, Wellington. DON'T hesitato to spend Is 6d on a jar of "Sydal" (Wilton's Hand. Emollient) ; it is worth twice the amount. ffXEDDY Bear Hat Pins, sterling silver, JL Is 6d. Hammond and Patrick, 74, Manners- street. T7ACANCIES for a few Boarders, » Clydo Court Private Hotel (new building), near Courtenay-placo tram stop. Tel. 1190. HIS Honour Sir Robert Stout, K.C.M.G., says everyone leading a sedontary lifo should drink Puriri Mineral Water. All hotels and leading stores. "|>LEASANT~Io~~uso and excellent in JL effect" is a lady's judgment of "Sydal." Try for yourself. Is 6d. ChemiaU and stores. "ttYDAL" (Wilton 1 * Hand Emollient) K7 keeps tho hands soft and white, rid*, tho skin of chaps, roughness, or redness. Is 6d. DO you suffer from biliousness, indigestion, or dyspepsia? Puriri Mineral Water will quickly put you right. Leading doctors recommend it. Leading hotels and xtorra. |^LOME and sco our stock of Now Piano*, V> and learn the detail* of our omj time payment plan. The Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. CALL for Puriri Mineral Water~in~stcad of soda, with your liquor, wine, or milk. It adds a delightful snap and sparklo to the drink. Leading hotels and stores. MAKE your brasses shino by using Sidol, the Best Metal Polish, noninflammable. All grocers. DON'T lot your children ltsrn on a "tinny" tone piano; it spoils then. Get a Challen Piano from the Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. rpm %j MPH Motor Bicycles — Adams, X Ltd., Solo Agents. L. A. Bensoni, Wellington Representative Address: Care of H. B. Wood, Motor Repair Works, 36, Mcroer-«itreet. IDOL, the Best Metal Polish, shines liko a new pin. All grocers. Ask for Sidol. MADAME SIBYL KING, Gifted American Second-sight Medium ; Advico all subject*; foe from Is. 546, Lpper Adelaide-road, Bcrhamporo, corner Duppa-strect. PRTCE~for~p"rie« the Hillier Piano i* superior to any German or French Piano. Tho Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. I|RIEN'!3 Quinino. and Son Tonic * strengthens tho tissues, increases muscular activity, and makes the blood pure. Corrects fickle appetites. Prico 2s and 3<i b<\ per bottle. R. C. Brien, Chemist, 221, Cuba-street. AYE you tried "Svdal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient)? If not, do bo at onci*. Avoid substitutes. la 6d. All chemists und stores. S IDOL. tho^MaVirTMetal Poiish; th« polith that lasts; non-inflammable. All grocer.. Aik In SidoU

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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 74, 30 March 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 74, 30 March 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 74, 30 March 1910, Page 1