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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 80, 6 April 1910, Page 12

Xj^ O R SALE. 6 Roonis, £950, Superior Villa, near Tram and Newtown School. Section, 49 x 106 ft, CLYDE-STREET, £5 foot, or near offer. Section, KELBURNE, near tram, fins bite, 42 x 97 ft, £420. 6 Rooms, £775, NORTHLAND, near tram, fino viow, modern Villa. 6 Rooms, £725, OWEN-STREET, modern Villa, good order, cheap. Owner removed to Christchurch, must sell. 6 Rooms, £825, best part LOWER HUTT, corner section, almost i acre, level land ; absolute bargain ; near P.O. and Main-road. Two 5-roomed Houses, near INGESTRETARANAKI STREETS, rents 325, land 32 x 74ft, cheap, £800; also, 5 Rooms adjoining, with land 32 x 74ft, rent 20s, prico £600. Two Houses off TASMAN-STREET. each 3 and 4- rooms ; rents 28s ; land 44 x 80-39 U. Cheap, £750; commando fino city and liarbbur view. 5-roomed House, BROUGHAM-STREET, lovel section, right near tram. Cheap, £675 ; owner leaving. 5 Rooms and 3-stall Brick Stable, onnoMto BASIN RESERVE; rent 255; land 28 x 70; only £750; cheap property. 3 Sections RONGOTAI-TERRACE, City boundary, each 66 x 131 ft; cheap; £230 a-pieco. 9 Rooms, £2300, HOBSON-STREET, gentleman's Residence, vory modern and as good as new ; owner removed from Wellington ; cheapest houso, ia most spleet locality of this city. 7 Rooms, £1200, KELBURNE, City and Harbour View, well built, and of modern design. W. H. MORRAH & CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, WILLIS - STREET, WELLINGTON. WANTED,^ your order for that new Suit. Endeavours to make our Suits better have made them tho best. Only I expert men employed. We guarantee the best hand-made Suit to order 10s cheaper than any other tailor in town. "No fit, no pay." Unlaundried White 'Shirts, pura linen, 2s 6d each, equal to any laundriedl shirt in town at 6s 6d. Meston, Tailor and Mercer, 21b, Ingestre-Btreet, 3 door* below National Bank. THE EVENING POSr fNENERAI* FEINTING WOKKS WILLIS-STBEET, Wellington. TELEPHONE 1270, Fully equipped with the LATEST TYPK and MACHINERY. All descriptions of Printing done — WeH Quickly, and at Modertia Prices. MERCANTILE AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL WORK SHOW PRINTING OF ALL CLASSES BOOKS BOOKLETS /"• \ .A PAMPHLETS '. ' i CATALOGUES PRICE-LISTS INVOICE AND MEMO FORMS COMPANY REPORTS AND BALANCfII SHEETS ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION VISITING CARDS IN MEMORIAM CARDS [ . ; . PROGRAMMES ) MENUS CIRCULARS, Etc, Etc, Eto. OUR PROpESS PRINTING DEPART. MENT is right up-to-date, and we caa produce HALF TONE and LINE BLOCKS for Trade Ca,taloguet and all descriptions of ILLUSTRATED WORK SECOND TO NONE IN TOT COLONY. FOR PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST PKICFfI, Call at THE EVENING POST. Or Ring up telephone 1270. i i ■pTENING POST. Instructions as to the Insertion or . Withdrawal of advertisements in the Post must be in writing. Advertisements received without such instruction will be inserted until countermanded, and charged accordingly. Notice to withdraw advertisements must be given \a writing not later than 1 p.m. Advertisements inserted by the month or quarter, and withdrawn at any time before tb« expiry of a monthly or quarterly period, are charged for as if inserted for the full termAlterations for standing advertisements should be handed in by 2 p.m. the day before they, nre required to appear. * Advertise! s in ttie country can remit payment by Money Orders or Postage Stamps. Any person writing to the Evening Post Oflice for information in regard to advertisements already appearing in the paper must send stamped addressed envelope in order to ensure reply. For the convenience of advertisers, replies to advertisements may be sent to the Post Publishing Office ; but the Proprietors do not accept any responsibility in this respect. While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for the non-insertion through avciurnt or from other causes , and the Proprietors reserve to themaehes the right of omitting advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even although such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the usual course of ousiness. All literary communication! should be addressed to the Editor, and all communication* relating to matters of business to the Projnr.tor*.