10s REWARD. LOST, Wednesday night, Amethyst Bangle. Apply Mrs. T. F. M«rtin. 16, Wesley-road. LOST, Package, containing shoes; left in tram waiting shed Wordsworth-i-troct las-t evening. Reward Evening Post. LOST, yesterday, near Kelburne Store or Cutting, Gold Brooch, ono etono in centre. Roward apply Kolburne Storu. LOST, on Thursday afternoon, on Sala-manca-road or terrace, a pair of Glasses. Roward apply Evoning Post. LOST7~GoId~ BVok-haTr^Cornb, b*t night between Taranaki and Arthur streets. Finder rewarded at 76, Wal-lacc-strect. LOST, Black Silk Handbag, containing spectacles. Roward apply 347, The Tferrace : _ LOST, between Maarama-crescent and Manners - street, Gold . Dagger Brooch, set with pearls and rubies. Keward at 15, Maarama-crescent. LOST, Handbag, containing chain (keepsake), in Wallace-street, Friday morning; reward 10s. Mrs. Hew6011, 111, Wallace-street. LOST, Nurse's Registration Badge, No. 2£B, this morning. Apply M' Andrew and Hayes, Lambton-quay. T OST, my Brooch Pin; owner can roJLJ place it for 3d, guaranteed 12 months, at Hammond and Patrick's, 74, Manners-street. PIANO Instruction.— Herr Karl Moller, 29, Vivian-street, is prepared to receive Pupils for all grades of piano playing. FOUND, 4 Expert Hairdresser* at the Military Uairdressing Saloon, 191, Cuba-atreet, opposite Veitch and Allan. I~TkOUND— ETp7~Hair Brushes, ss; Mirrors, ss; Sterling Silver Porfumo Bottles, ss. At tho New Jewellers, 74, Manners-street. FOUNDS "The Miesing Link," at last; to be seen every evening, 7.30 to 10.30, Grand Easter Carnival, Sydneystreet, Schoolroom. WILL person seen taking Umbrolla off 5.5 Karori Car, Tiuakori-road, Thursday, return Tramway Office, immediately. WILL person who took parcel from Shaw's chemist tshop on Wednesday, by mistake, kindly return same I aud oblige. P"HO 1 OGRAPHIC Business for Sale in solid country town ; going concern ; no opposition. Price £7o cash. Further particulars write Photography, Even1 '"8 Poat. MILLINERY— Cheap Ready-to-Wear Hats, nowest shapes, from 6s lid — new season's. Miss Lomax, opp. him Station, Nowtown. PRIME Lamb, also Primwt Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Veal; all Government inspected, at lowest Prices. P. C Luxford, Riddiford-streot. WORSER Bay and Seatoun.— A. IT. Collyer, Kilbirnie, Butcher, hai commenced delivery Primett Beef, Mutton, and Lamb, daily, to above districts. TSHILDREN'S Goods, all nowest seiT\J eon's goods, just arrived ; somo very pretty patterns. Mts» Lomax, opp. Fire Station, Newtown. OfJAA REWARD, to any person who 3* J" V can honestly produce bottor value than Mcston'a tfnlaundried Whito Shirts, pure linen, 2s 6d each. EXPERT Bookkeeper desires Employment, spare tune ; books opened./ kept, or balanced; terms moderate. ApT ply Double Entry, Evening Post. // O"DER Shru'n now, grown n*. Mi\tyd i>.i> ; ..MX.U liinit.t). U 0 guarantee them healthy. Pctterson Brps., Newtown. EXCEEDINGLY comfortable Home can be secured by two gentlemen, private family ; splendid view, large ground^ Address at Evening Post. LADY vibiting teacher (competent) wants Pupils, singing (sound production), piano, and theory. Addrfss Solo. Evening Post. EXPERIENCED Surveyor offering with firm of estaw agents or contractors; salary regulated by proepeots of gaining further competence in special branches of work; estate, management, drainage;, quantities land, hydraulics, earthwork. Apply Survey, Evening Post. IF this should meet the eye of Dora Long (nco Wells), who resided at Shannon, and is now suppoeed to be in Wellington, or anyone knowing her whereabouts, is kindly requested to communicate with her mother or Anxious, News Office, Invercargill. MRS. MORRISON, 26, Newtownavenue,. leaving Wellington, 15th April, for nine weeka. MADAME HILDER, Scientific Dfllmint and Clairvoyante, 35, Boulcott-street. La Ft few weeks. "Madame Hilder'n readings aro simply marvellous. — M.W., 25th November. 1909." MADAME MANTEL, Stewart Dawson Chambers. . Ornamental Hair Work every description; transformation, 355 ; toupees, 255 ; dresses, 7s 6d ; combings mounted, 2s oz; Hair Stains and Colours, 2s 6d bot. Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 to 4. fTUIE Rogers Piano it noted for tone X and touch. It is a moderately-priced instrument. The Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay, Wellington. TEDDY Bear Hat Pins7sterling silver, Is 6d. Hammond aud Patrick, 74, Manners-street. "ITACANCIES for a few Boarder*, T Clydo Court Privato Hotel (new building), near Courtenay-placo tram stop. Tel. 1190. YOU will find a treasure in "Linoarnish" Linoleum Polish. It will save you no end of hard grinding labour. Order it to-day. All grocers. Is 6d. HIB Honour Sir Robert Stout, K.C.M.G., says ovcryone leading a sedontary lifo bhoufd drink Puriri Minor- "^ Wator. All hotels and loading stores. DO you suffer from biliousness, indigestion, or dy>pcr>sia ? Puriri Mineral Wator will quickly put you right. Leading doctors recommend it. Leading hotels and ttoret. LINOARNISH" is a Linoleum Poluh that needs no rubbing — it's applied with a brush. All grocers, U 6d. COME and see our stock of New Pianos, and learn the detail* of our cany time payment plan. The Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. CALL for Puriri Mineral .Water instead '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 shine by using Sidol. the Best Metal Polish, noninflammable. All grocors. LINOARNISH," the Linoleum Polish you iiut on without any effort— it'« applied wjthjftbrush^ All grocers. Js 6d. DON'T let your children learn on ~* "tinny" tone piano; it spoils them. Get a Chalten Piano from the Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. SrTWILL give you keen pleasure just to X vse the effect of "Linoarnish" on your floor*. It reflect* the beaut? of tho room in the gloriously polished linoleum. All grocers. Is 6d. (\f ADAME BIBYL KINO, Gifted '■*■"■*• American Second-sight Medium; Advioe all subjects; fee from Is. 546, Upper Adelaide-road, Berhamporo, corner Duppa-street. A PIANO is within the roach of everyone ; our iufUlm«nt plan makes it 10. Th* Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Luabton-quajr.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 76, 1 April 1910, Page 1
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