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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 83, 5 October 1910, Page 2

ALL WHO KNOW Good Pure DRINK II jgjJßlfiyA 9 E» 8 B; 8 |1 H mwmaammnßammgammmmßammmmmmmmmmm >* ~VKT ANTED .KNOWN. CRICKET and TENNIS TROUSERS. Get ready for the opening. Have a new pair and feel more comfortable. It looks better, too, and shows your good taste. Twill Flannel Trousers, with belt loops and roll bottoms, 10s 6d DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH, Manners-street. T/y* ANTED KNOWN. BOWLING SEASON, 1910-11. WHITE SERGE TROUSERS, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d. On opening day be one of the crowd in a new pair jof our Bowling Trousers, specially made with lots of bending' room. DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH, Opposite Opera House. •Vj\JT ANTED KNOWN. Furnishing Ironmongery, cheap at RADFORD'S— Saucepans Is 6d, Kettles Is 6d, Candlesticks 6d, Knives 4s 6d dozen, Forks 4s 6d dozen, Curiain Rods 6d, Enamel Pie Dishes 6d and 9d, Fenders 4s 6d, Fire Brasses 5s 6d, Set Shovels 3d and 6d, Brooms 6d. Anything, everything for the home, cheap at EADFORD'S, 50, Man-ners-street. Yjf ANTED KNOWN. Complete your home by ordering a WRIGHT-RANISH BILLIARD-DINING ■TABLE. Complete with all accessories, from £18. Call or write to 157-159, WILLIS-STREET, Wellington. i7|7* ANTED KNOWN. TT THE HAT BOX, THE HAT BOX, Manners-street, For Gents' Hats, Caps, Shirts, Pyjamas, Etc. Our Speciality— HATS. 'Phone 2516. WANTED KNOWN. " DICK ARNST may be champion sculler of the world, but BLAKE AND CARLISLE, General Carriers can row rings round him at Shifting Furniture. If in doubt give them a trial. Address — 8, VICTORIA-ST. . 'Phone 2617, or 19, PIRIE-ST. 'Phono 1605. TXjr ANTED KNOWN. la your Bicycle looking shabby? You want it Replated and Enamelled. Bring it or write to THOS. H. OATES, 133, Willis-street, opp. V.M.C.A. ' He will make it look equal to new. None better. All work guaranteed. Full stocks of Accessories. Try us for Tires. < WANTED KNOWN. lAA AAn CABBAGE and CauliJLUIJ,ULHJ flower Plants now ready. Fine strong healthy young plants. Everything required for the garden. F. COOPER, LTD., j < Willie-street. WANTED KNOWN. That we do All Kinds of Plumbing, Hot-wtitor Heating, Sanitary Work, and Drainage; also, all Range Fitting and Repairs. We also arrange for new Work and Repairs by skilled workmen for Carpentering, Painting, and Paperhanging, Bricklaying, and Asphalting. A note through the post will receive prompt; attention.— JOHN NICOL, Plumber, etc., 57, Cuba-street. WANTED— "Hello, Claude, how well you look!" "Yes, old chap; it's my new Hand-made Suit to order from Meston's. It's the best fit I ever had." "Yes, Claude, it's a perfect fit, and looks splendid. I've seen a few of Meston's Suits lately ; _ they all looked so perfect that I'm giving him a trial myself next week, and if my suit turns out as well as yours I'll be perfectly satisfied." MESTON, Tailor and Mercer, 143, Ingestrestreet, 3 doors below National Bank. WANTED Known— Wm. Hall, Cheapside, Revans-street. I won't be undersold. Derby Bd, Juno Bd, Sand Soap 2d, Sylvia Sla'rch 4id, Best Candle 6d, 10-in Dinner Plates 3s 6d doz., China, Glass, Earthenware, Enamelware, Fancy Goods, etc. The Best Tea tho world produces Is 'per lb. . The Cheapest Shop in New Zealand. Note the address— 'Cheapside, Revans-street, Newtown. WANTED, a Purchaser for a new, v, ell-built 7-roomed House, with e\ery modern convenience, overlooking the city and harbour; owner must sell ) easy terms will bp given. This is a property not often in the market. Apply BROOKLYN, Evening Post. WANTED Known— When in doubt try Radford's for Furniture — Chests Drawers 25-, -Tables 2s 6d and 5s 6d, Marble W«i»h«tands 52s 6d, Linoleum from I1 to 6a yard, Oilcloth 9d, Tea Sets 7s 6d, .Dinner Set- 17* 6d. Toilet Sets 10s 6d, Cupb and Saucers 2s half doz. Cheapest Furnisher iv town. - RADFORD, 50, Manners-street, and . Petono.