T OST, Mulc-.uorth-'trpi't, nbout 9 JLf o'clock tl'is morning. Gold Wrist Sirap, net with pearls. Reward at IJ.I C. LOST, a large Grey and Whito Cnt. Reward, 49, Owen-street. LO3T, Saturday evening, (.Sold and Pearl Brooch. Finder kindly return to IJarnc«, George, Doughty Co., Victoria -st root. LOST, Monday, small Enamd~LockcT! shamrock deeign ; reward. Apply Evening Post LOST, on Ljnll Bay tramcar, or in the vicinity of the livening Post Office, a small Purse, containing money. Finder rewarded on leaving tamo at Hotel Windsor. LOST, on Sunday, Austin-st., Majori-banks-st., or Oriental Bay, Roman I'oarl Necklace. Reward at 60, Austin-st. LOST, large brown Collie, whito on head ; registered ten, Palmerston North; answers "Laddie." Reward HadHold Hostel. Kelburnu. LOST, op Saturday night, Newtown, Purse, containing 7 sovnroignt and silver. Reward 33, Daniel-street, Newtown. ■• T OST, on Tuesday, from Roseneath, Li White Cockatoo, with chain attached. Reward on returning sumo to lf._Corrick, Roseneath. L~O3T, a gold Bamboo~~Bracelef~b^tweon 5 and 6, yesterday evening, in vicinity of Cuba-fatrcet. Reward at 14, Epuni-street. LOSTTPug Dog, in Willis-street, Monday afternoon. Reward 21, Lome•treot. LOST, last evening, vicinity tram terminus Karori, Gold Ring, 5 diamonds : substantial reward. Apply Liddie, 360. Latubton-quay. LOST, between Oriental Bay tram teiminus and Roscnoath Schoolroom, a small Cablo Gold Bracelet with charms. Reward on returning to Mr. C. J. Crawford's Committoo Room, care Thomson and Brown, Customhouse-quay. LOST, in or about Karori Cemetery (Sunday), a Gold, Pearl and Aniothyst Brooch. Reward Evoning Post. LOST, my Brooch Piu ; owner can replaoe it for 3d, guaranteed 12 months, at Hammond and Patrick's, 74, Mauners-stro:t. PIANO Instruction.-^Hcrr~KariMoller, 29, Vivian-street, is preparod to roceivo Pupils for all grades of piano playing. TOOUND, on Hutt-road, Saddlo and J- Breeching. Apply N.Z. Express Co., Wellington. "KAOUND, two Cocker Spaniel Dogs. If JL not claimed within so\en days and expenses paid will bo registered in my name. Apply Coal Yard, opposite Public Library. prOUND, 4 Expert Hairdressers at tho X' Military llairdressing Saloon, 191, Cuba-street, opposite Veitch and Allan. T7IQUND— E.P. Hair Brushes, s>;~Mu'JL rors, ss; Storling Silver Pcrfumo Bottles, ss. At tho New Jevrellora, 74, M tinner J-st root. IfOUND, Waring, Tobacconist, 527 Cotir-tcnay-plaee, open all day Wednesday till_lo.3o p.m. ; 4 packets Cigarette*, Is. T^OUXI), Crumpton'* Grey Hair Restorer •i- an infallible Remedy for grey hair. You damp tho hair thoroughly ; a gradual and sure darkening follows ; infallible ; it, post free 3s 6d. B. Waring, 52, Courtenay.place. ' WILL the carpenter return the Magpie im picked up in Dcvon-ttreot n few <tays ago to 6, Devon-street, us lie h known. " WILL Mr. Griffin, who found Gold Brooch at Kelburne, kindly send address to Mrs. Panting, Raroa-road, '< at \Kelburno and rcoeive 5< reward. EABIDE Cottago to Let (partly fur- | nislicd), Worser Bay. 39, Broughamstreet. / ELECT private family will take three young gentlemen Paying Gncitn. Parti eularsjo Central, 34, WillU-»treet. BED^ITTINGKObM~to~Let, private family; Thorndon; fire, electric light ; breakfast optional. Address ato Evening Poat. Madame" de sola. McdicaFciai7vo.tant. Palmist, 82, Ghuznee-streot, corner Quin-street ; Ladies, Is ; one week only ; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. BOARD and Furnished Rooms waiting clients; furnished and unfurnishod houses. Star Accommodation, 200, Lambton-quay. ELDERLY gentleman want* Furnished Bedroom, ground floor; limited usa kitchen; near Upper Willis, Cuba, Taranaki streets. Apply H. 8.8., Evening Post. ~ MADAME HILDER, Scientific Calmist and Clairvoyante, 35, Boulcott-ntreot. Last few weeks. "Madame Hilder'i readings aro simply marvellous. — M.W., 25th November. 1909." MRS. BIGGINS, Trance and Tent Medium, Medical Clairvoyant, may be consulted 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., 66, Abel I Smith-street, near Cuba-streot. HOT-WATER~Bags! Buy quickly before increased price, owing to advance of rubber. Now bags; low prices ; best maker. Wm. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-street. ] SINGERS and Instrumentalists can Practice song* or solos with coin petent lady accompanist at F. W. Gardiner's, 88, Vivian-street. Piano let for practice. Vacancies for pianoforte pupils. (1) TjV)R immediate Sale, Horse, 5 years, IJL any trial; Vjin and Harness, alj most new ; choap for cash. Address I Evening Post. TCTXPERIENCED Surveyor offering with JL\i .firm of estate agents or contractors; ralary regulated by prospects of gaining ' j further competence in special branches of work ; estate, management, drainago ; quantities Und, hydraulics, earthwork. 1 Apply Survey, Evening Post. "OYDAL" — You pronounco the "y" O liko "i" in eido — it is an ca»y word to remember, being "ladys" roversed. THE Challnn Piano is British built, and is highly recommended. Make an j early inspection. Wellington Piano Co., Ltd , Lambton-quay. j MADAME~BIBYL KING, Gifted American Second-sight Medium ; Advico all subjects; fee from Is. 546, Upper Adelaide-road, Bcrhamporc, corner Duppa-street. ADIES' hands should be "Sydal" hands to fee perfect. Work does not harm the hands if "Sydal" is used. Is 6d._ "\TACANCIES for a few Boarders, ▼ Clydo Court Privato Hotel (new building), near Couttenay-placo tram B\op. Tel. 1190. INOARNISH" is a Linoleum Polish that needs no rubbing— it's applied with a brush. All grocers, la 6d TRY our simple and easy monthly payment plan when buying; a Piano. The Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lamb-ton-quay. NEW shipment good Enemas, 6* 9d ; Trusses, Douches, Ladies' Roquisitea, lowost prices; Elastic Stockings; Antifat Pills, from 2i 6d. W. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-street. rrtEDDY Bear Hat Pins, sterlTng^sUvor! X Is 6d. Hammond and Patrick, 74, Manners- street. "DYDAL" is an excellent healing Cj ointment for abrasions of the skin, old wounds, burns, etc. Is 6d per jar. Chemists and stores. FULL value will be allowed on your old Piano in exchange for a now one. Call on the Wellington Piano Company, Lambton-quay. ,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 80, 6 April 1910, Page 1
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