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LOST, Monday, 3rd, outside Adelphi Cafe, Panama-street, Green Belt with silver buckle. Finder rewarded if returned to above address. LOST, Saturday nighi, in Ghuznee or Woolcombe streets, pair Steel-rim-med Spectacles. Apply 255, The Terrace. LOST, Friday morning, between Grantroad and Lambton Station, Keys on ring. Reward on returning to 51, Grantroad. L~ OST. lady's Gold Watchi between Sydney -street and Victoria College; initials L.R. Reward, Evening Post. LOST, Saturday, small packet of Baker's Coupons, vicing Te Aro ; reward. Apply W. H. James, Baker, Lower Taranaki-street. IOST, Sunday afternoon, Purse coni taining money, between Kilbirnie and Cuba-street. Reward. Alan Soicer, photographer, opposite Royal Oak Hotel. LOST, Saturday night, Gold Neckchain, with pendant attached, between Kilbirnie and Constable-street car, or between car 'and Hotel Cecil ' corner. Reward. Evening Post. LOST, Gold Chain, with plain cross; cross may have become^ detached. Reward, Post Agency, Newtown. iOST, a Silver and Enamel Bracelet, 1 to-day, between Technical School and Kirkcaldie's. Finder rewarded at Technical School. LOST, Irish Setter Dog, Sunday, 25th Sept., Hayward's, Pahautanui-road ; 10s reward on returning to 0. S. Watkins, Silverstream. FOUND— Will person who advertised for Collie Slut call at Evening Post for address. FOUND, "thoroughly first-class aoid competent Piano Tuner and Repairer ; can confidently recommend him." So 6ay Messrs. Milner and Thompson, Ltd., Christchurch. Address — Hamilton Nimmo, Seatoun-road, Kilbirnie. FOUND, 4 Expert Hairdressers at the . Military Haird-ressing Saloon, 191, Cuba-street, opposite Veitch and Allan. STOLEN or Strayed, lasi Sunday, at Karori, Wire-haired Fo?c-terrier Dog; collar No. 1764. Any one found detaining same will be prosecuted. F. S. , Birch, care Gear Co., Lambton-quay. WILL tha person seen to piok up a 10--dollar Gold Brooch, between 433, Adelaide-road and Luxford-st., Berhampore, kindly return the same. 10s coward. MARRIED Couple want Situation; cook-housekeeper, man gardener, fenoer; good all round. Apply Workers, Evening Post |T> EFINED Home offered in private 'Jt\> family for one gentleman; vicinity Hawker-street. Apply 'Moderate, Evening Post. npHREE gentlemen want' Lodgings; X family; no other boarders preferred. Apply Home, Evening Post. T7IURNITURE and" Furnishings at lowXIX I cst prices. Te Aro Furnishing Co., 91, Cuba-street. Special cash di&counte or easy terms without interest. ADEMOISELLL ULYSSES, 55; Webb-street, Spiritual Medium, Medical Clairvoyant, Famous Crystal Seer, removing to 193, Ingestre-street, tomorrow. nnRAVELLER Position wanted, by JL business man; well up in flour and produce lines. Reply Traveller, Evening Post : ___ "\7ACANCIES for three Gentlemen; V single and double rooms; best part Thorndon; telephone. , Address at Evening Post^j "mHORNLEIGH," Boulcott - street. JL Vacancies for Boarders ; terms moderate._ i _Jl?ekrjhpne 1671. "XrGAIOn9, TrelissiciTroad^— To .Let, 5 JL^I rooms, bath, scullery, 2000 gallons water, workshop, outhouses; 15s. Sell with section 66ft x 130 ft, £575. Humphrey, 20, Buick-street, Petone. MISS MAIER, Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory (Certificate), Rata-road, Eastbourne. ADAME SIBYL KING, Gifted ' American Second-sight Medium; Advice all subjects; fee from Is. 546, Upper Adelaide-road, Berhampore, corner Duppa-street. "Y"OUNG married couple require 4 or X 5-roomed Hou6e, Brooklyn or Hataitai ; entrance early in December ; moderate rental. Information to M.P.C, Evening Post. I^IERTTfICATED Enginedriver, loco., V^ Wants Engagement, immediately; firing or driving. Apply M.R., Evening Post. WE are Cash Buyers of Furniture. Richardson Bros., 206, Cuba-st. 1 "YTARNOLO, the Linoleum Varnish, y kills household drudgery. No rubbing required; simply apply with soft cloth. A LBEMARLE Private Hotel.— Vacan--cV cies for few Boarders; double and sinsie rooms ; good table ; terms moderate. Visitors attended to. Mrs. A. Nicholl, Proprietress. SERRAVALLO'S Tonic (Bark and Iron Wine) hastens convalescence, and is a_powerful rejuvenator. SYDAL~(Wliton'7"Hand Emollient) is used and extolled by all classes of the community for healing and softening the skin. Nothing else like it. Is 6d. • j— "^"ARNOLO makes floor polishing very » easy and simple work. Apply with soft cloth ; no rubbing is required. jy ICHARDSON~BROS~2O6, Cuba-st., ■M-v are Cash Buyers of Household Furniture. 206, Cuba-street. 1 " A SPRING Message."— Save all -£*. worry about spring cleaning by consulting The Wellington Cleaning Co., 97, Dixon-stree"t. All moths and moth eggs removed by patent process. 'Phone T^ARNOLO saves hard work and tired » arms. It polishes itso|f, produces a beautiful surface, and contains no wax. for ii few Boarders, » Clyde Court Private Hotel (new building), near Courtenay-place tram stop. Tel. 1190. DOCTORS recommend Serravallo'a Tonic in cases of anaemia and poor blood. Ask your doctor about it. SYDAL Hands are ladies' hands — beautiful even though the lady has to work. Gardening won't spoil them. Is 6d, Chemists and Stores^ VARNOLO is used by all sensible housewives. Simply apply with' soft cloth, and your work is finished. SLEEP in Comfort!— Buythe Best Mattress procurable — the "Hercules" Diamond Link Mattress (patented). All house furnishers and ironmongers. PURIRI Mineral Waper~is~ steadily increasing in popularity, and is now acknowledged to be the ideal — whether as a beverage or as substitute for sodawator. TTARNOLO for Renovating your FurnT ▼ ture. Simply apply with soft cloth. It. dries within ojninutes. 9d, all stores. "fjiUßNlTUßE— RichaTdaon Bros., Cash J- 1 Buyers. 206, Cuba-st. 1 LADY, living Thorndon, has BecTsTttmgroom vacant ; suit gentleman in business; private. Address Thorndon Evening Post. "OEAUTIFUL Hands express a beauJL* tiful character. Don't disguise them with dirt. Use Sydal. Three months' supply, Is 6d; Chemists and Stores. "VTARNOLO is unrivalled as a Polish ~ for all kinds of leatherware ; dries al i n _° s L I ! n i u £f l j£i eI y^ d » al l stores. SERRAVALLd'S~ToTiic~(Bark and Iron Wine) stimulates and invigorates the system. The best tonic extant. [

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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 82, 4 October 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 82, 4 October 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 82, 4 October 1910, Page 1