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LOST, Gold Chain and Poail Pond ant, thUMoou Ilutt nnd IVlone, on Thursday; reward. E>cnnig Pc-t Agency, Ilutt. _J '_ T OST, Scotch Terrier Bitch ; anewcr* JL* to name of Tib. Reward. Apply Roland T. Robertson, 93, Hobeon-street, or Hun*or-«treot. I OPT, in Forry Waitingroom, Bhio A Enamel Bracelet. Reward on returning to attendant OST, Black and Tan Collie; answers to namo of Bab ; collar and chain httachocl. Return Gurncy Bros., Willis•treet LOST, fJold Bar Brooch (ono diamond), between or at Thorndon Station and Brooklyn. Reward at Evening Post. LOST, my Brooch Pin ; owner can replace it for 3d, guaranteed 12 months, at Hammond and Patrick's, 74, Manners-street. I"~OSTTor~wilf belost, at AtnToTic~Park', J all worry and trouble. The excitement of tho Seven-a-fiido Tournament on Saturday won easily^ PIANO Instruction. — Herr Karl Mollcr, 29, Vivian-streot, is prepared to rccoivo Pupils for -all grades of piano playing. OUND, 4 Expert Hairdressers at tho Military Hairdreseing Saloon, 191, Cuba-street, opposite Veitch and Allan. TTIOUND— E.P. Hair Brushes, ss; Sllr""* X? rors ss; Storling Silver Pcrfumo Bottles, 6s. At tho New Jewellers, 74, Manners-street. FOUND, Crumpton'u Grey Hair Restorer an infallible Remedy for grey hair. You damp the hair thoroughly ; a gradual ci ' sure darkening follows; infallible; 3s, port free- 3s 6d. B. Waring, 52, Courtenayplace. OUND, at Athletic Park, a Novelty in Rugby Games. Seven-u-sido Tournament To-morrow iv aid of players' accident fund. Excitement from 1.45 to 5 o'clock. A NYONE knowing tho Address of Mrs. jt\. Leslie Flowers (nee O'Connor) pleaso communicate with Anxious, Kvoning Post. LADIES' Tailor'a Cutter^ seeks Situation; 8 3 cars' experience in England. Apply Cutter, Evening Post. P<OilFOßTAßLE~H"ome~for~busTrie^ V^ .girl in private family. Lower Ilutl, 12» weekly. Apply Z., Evening Poet. EXPERIENCED Gardener Wants Situation; excellent references; town or country. Apply J.T., Evening Post . I LLIARDS— Wanted to Buy, Bil. Hard Table, in fair order. Apfly 31, Lichfield-strcet, Christchurch. 1 wTH YANKEE HustliTSale. Canvass■L I ere, shopkeepers ran mako money by buying at our Hustle price.', far lets thau wholesale. ~RST*OXENHAM, 109, Abel Smithetreet. Large Front Bedroom; suit two friends or married couple. jpprr|f| REWARD, to any person who 3^«J""can honestly produce better value than Meston's Uulauudricd Whito Shirts, pure linen, 2s 6d each. WHEN seven meet seven at tho Rugby Tournament at Athletic Park .To-.morrow, if anyono jfotn excited they ar- quite at liberty to hcreutn. It's worth it. A GOOD Home for three lady friencL share large front room ; h. and t. bath other conveniences. 4, Da\is-«lroct, off Thorndon-quay. PAPERHANGER7~~Painter (general hand) wants job ; town or country. Apply Grainer, Evening Post. BOOKKEEPER, 12 years' experience, dosires temporary Employment in •office, warehouse, or store. Address Clerkship Evening Post. fT^EXDERS are invited for Gorsc-cutting X at Karori. Specifications may bo obtained from C. \V. Carroll, National Mutual Buildings. ADAME~DE~SOLA, Medical Clairvoyant. Palmist, 82, Ghusneo-gtn»cr, corner Quin-street Ladies, Is ; ono week only 10 to 9 p.m. FIRST-CLASS~Aceommodation for married couple; reasonable terms, telephone, every convenience and central. Address at Evening Post. MADAME HILDER, Scientific Palmist and Clairvoyants, 35, Boulcott-btroct. Last few weeks. "Madame Hilder's readings are himply marvellous. — M.W., 25th November. 1909." RSL BIGGINS, Trance and Tost Medium, Modical Clairvoyant, mny bo consulted 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., 66, Abel Smith-street, near Cuba-street. RUGBY Tournament, 22 games; best players ; excitement ; great crowd. Athletic Park. Mako a note of it. Of- "WATER" Bags! Buy "q"uickTy~bo~foro increased price, owing to advance of rubber. New bags ; low prices ; best maker. Wrn. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-street. SINGERS and Instrumentalists can Practice songs or solos with competent lady accompanist at F. W. Gardiner's, 88, Vivian-itreet. Piano let for practice. Vacancies for pianoforte pup Us. (1) WNORTONTAYLOR resumes Lec- • turing at the Druid V Sail, Taranaki street, commencing Sunday next". mHE Challen Piano is British built"", and X is highly recommended. Make an early inspection. Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. M~ ADAME ~SIBYL~KING~GYfted American Second-sight Medium ; Advico all subjects; fee from Is. 546, Upper Adelaido-road, Borhainporc, corner Duppa-strcct. VACANCIES for a few Boarders, Clydo Court Private Hotel (n«w building), near Courtenay-plaoo tram stop. Tel. 1190. LINOARNISH" is a Linoleum Polish that needs no rubbing — it's applied with a brush. All grocors, la 6d. TRY our simple and easy monthly paymont plan when buying a Piano Tho Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lamb-ton-quay. NEW shipment good Enemas, Si 9d; Trusses, Douches, Ladies' Requisites, lowest prices: Elastic Stockings; Antifat Pills, from 2s 6d. W. Salek, 8yd- !!?*- Chcniist._l7, _Willis-street. II n ULL value will be allowed on y»nr old Piano in exchange for A new one. Call on the Wellington Piano Company, Lambton-quay. ORIENTAL Bay, "Windarra," 4 Haystreet, first-class Board and Residence, all conveniences ; near iijam ; telephone. THE Roger Piano possesses a sweet tone, and is best in tho cottage ; inexpensive, too. Tho Wellington Piano Co-.^Ltd, Lambton-quay. BRIEX'S Quinine and Iron Tonic strengthens the tissues, increases muscular activity, and makes the blood pure. Corrects fickle appetites. Price 2s and 3s 6d per bottle. R. C. Brien, Chemist, 221, Cuha-itreot. "T INOARNISH," th« Linoleum Poljsh J-J you nut on without any effort— it's applied wjth a brush. All grocers. Is 6d. MAKE your brasses shine by using Sidol, the Best Meial Polish, noninflammable. All grocers. AS a Table Water Puriri i< unequalled. It possesses all the attributes of a delicious sparkling beverage combined with most valuable medicinal properties. 1 VACUUM Cleaning in all its branches. Tho Wellington Cleaning Co., 97, Dixon-street. 'Phone 2224. 1 ""*" INOARNISH'* will give your Lino-M-J levins a glassy lustre, make your furniture look better, besides saving a 7«ar'» floor poliabinff. All ffroctrt, U 6d.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 82, 8 April 1910, Page 1

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