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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 21, 26 January 1911, Page 1

LOST, a Pug Dog (bitch), with green leather collar on. Finder rewarded return to 287, Upper Cuba-street. T OST, L7_T~Bay, on Monday— Will — — ( person who found Gold Pendant | and Chain, in ladies' dressing shed, kindly re.turn to 175, Riddiford-street, Newtown? Reward. i i OST, Top Set Artificial Teeth, Day's JLi Baj T , Anniversary Day. Finder rewarded on return. Address at Evening Post. ■JT OST, Dorothy Bag, containing 2 pair JL— glasses, between Cuba-street and Lambton-quay. Reward, apply Evening Post. LOST, last night, in vicinity Majori-banks-atreec and Kent-terrace, -pray Brooch, pearls and rubies. Reward, apply Evening Post. ' X OST, between Oriental-terrace and 'JL— Bolton-street, a Pearl and Turquoise i Pendant and Gold Chain. Reward on returning to 1, Moeller-st. (top Hawker- , st) LOST, Trentham, yesterday. Lady's dark Handbag, containing- purse with silver and 10s in gold. Reward. Apply [ Evening Post. ~W OST, Tuesday, between Petone and [ _— f city, probably in 8.42 train, Collecting Book and Papers. Reward. Addresß in book. LOST, on Trentham Lawn, in train, or Hotel Cecil. Open-faced Gold Watch ; CO. on back; no good as timepiece, but valued by owner as mother's gift. Five Poundß Reward. 33, Hankey-street. LOST — Lost Luggage causes anxiety and vexation. Avoid such trouble by ringing up the Carriers' Union, Greystreet. Tel. 1025. Open all holidays. "OOUND, 4 Expert Hairdressers at the -«L Military Hairdressing Saloon, 191, Cuba-street, opposite Veitch and Allan. WILL Bootmaker reply re girl's whits shoes purchased on 23rd December, 1910, and left to be called for? E. Cleveland, Kaiwaka. ?S"OMFORTABLE Rooms, 238, Thorn- >-' don-quay, near Dalgety's Stores. BOARD and Residence required by young lady; Brooklyn end preferred. X.Y.Z., Evening Post. BOARD and Lodgings wanted, near Upper Willie-street. Reply, stating terms single room, Superior, Evening Post. VACANCY — A comfortable 'Home offered to 2 or 3 respectable young men. 87, Majoribanks-street. • yTLYSSES" (Mrs7w7 Richards), Spiritual "—^ ' Medium, Medical Clairvoyante, Crystal Seer, Public circle to-morrow night; bring articles. RAPERY.— Wanted, ii smart, reT spectable Draper, as manager of our Reefton Branch. C. Smith, Ltd. DRAPERY. — Wanted, a smart Junior Saleswoman for our Millinery De- , partment. C. Smith, Ltd. mHE Albemarle Private Hotel, 59, Ghuz1- nee-street, affords select Accommodation to the travelling public. Visitors promptly attended. READ the two morning papers; money for brains; Prizes for Wioletta Cough Cure. Competition, eight guineas. RAPEIiY, Laces, Underclothing, Millinery, also White or Cream Costumes, from 6s lid. Be early and secure bargains. Penlington's, Vivian-street. LYALL BAY — Have you seen our sections? Right on train line; the pick of this suburb; £4 per foot; secure ono before they are all sold. Easson Bros., Kilbirnie. 1 OARDINGHOUSE for Sale or Lease, splendidly situated, in flourishing district, doing good business; good opportunity for right person. Easson Bros., Kilbirnie. 1 "^TISITORS to Wellington should stay » at Clyde Court Private Hotel (moderate tariff), near Courtenay-place tram stop. Telephone 1190. T^yTADAMEfsiBYL KING, Clairvoyante. !.¥__ Palmist, etc. Advice all subjects. Fee from Is. 546, Upper Adelaide-road, corner Duppa-street, Berhampore. YDAL (Wilton's Hand Emollient) should be used regularly to get the best results ; rub a little into the skin before washing. - Chemists and stores, Is 6d. BO you suffer from biliousness, indigestion, or dyspepsia? Puriri Mineral Water will quickly put you right. Loading doctors recommend it. Leading hotels and stores. BROWN Peas, purely vegetable, quite safe and wholesome, formerly called | Wilton's Stomach and Liver Pills ; Is 6d j all chemists; sample box 6d. j TOOOMS to Let, at from 5s per week, \ '-_ — ' to students and clerks; board optional ; rooms enlarged. Clyde Court Private Hotel, Clyde-quay. Tel. 1190. TJW.E Trusty Triumph is absolutely the — L . finest thing on wheels. Adams, Ltd., Sole Agents. L. A. Benzoni, Rep., 36, Mercer-street. .7SLIMB Hills! Tho Invincible Triumph *VV simply soars up hills as though they were non-existent. Adams, Ltd., Agents. L. A. Benzoni, Rep. 36, Mercer-street. IF you are run down, drink Puriri Mineral Water, it quickly puts the overworked digestive organs right, and promotes vigorous health. Leading hotels. t|"IS Honour Sir Robert ' Stout, n. K.C.M.G., says everyone leading- a sedentary life should drink Puriri Miner- I al Water. All hotels and leading stores. BICYCLES — If you want a good Cycle i cheap, we have it. Just landed — Raleigh, Humber, 8.5.A., and Premier ' Cycles; very best English makers; no , reasonable offer refused for cash, at SAVILLE'S Cycle Works, 58, Kent-ter. " A SPRING Message."— Save all xjL worry about spring cleaning by consulting The Wellington Cleaning Co., I 97, Dixon-street. All moths and moth ' e^gs removed by patent process. 'Phone | 2224-. S^YDAL (Wilton's Hand Emollient) is not a new thing, but a well-tried valuable skin cleanser and healer ; every user becomes an advertiser. Chemists and i Stores. CALL for Puriri Mineral Water instead of soda, with your liquor, wine, or milk. It adds a delightful snap , and sparkle to the drink. Leading hoteis ; and stores. "T>ALMER'S" Oyster Saloon, Luncheon, ; JL Tea, and Supper Rooms. Dinners ; and Balls supplied. Accommodate 70 cus- , tomers at one sitting. Telephone 20. 168, Lambton-quay. A TEST of 25 years in private sale proves Brown Peas an unfailing cure for Indigestion, Constipation, Headaches, ■ etc ; Is 6d all chemists ; sample box 6d. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. RING UP 'PHONE 3313. MRS. BRUCE, cash purchaser of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters receive prompt attention ; highest prices ' given. Address 139, Ingestre-street (next ■ F.S. Dispensary). ; T EFT-OFF Clothing.— Mrs. Rosen payß . -— -i the highest prices for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Superior Left-off Clothing, - Boots, House Linen, and Portmanteaux. 1 Letters and Post-cards promptly attended • to. 120. Taranaki-street. LEFT-OFF Clothing.— llß, Taranaki-st. Mrs. Nightingale, buyer of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off ClothI ing, Boots, etc., calls at Hutt and Petone. Write or 'phone 2924. ' T EFT-OFF Clothing— Mrs. Woodward ■ JU (late Mrs. Botterill), Cash Buyer of 1 Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-off . Clothing and Boots. Letters receive ; prompt attention. 121, Ingestre- street • (nexc Kink). 'Phone 2379. Will call Hutt and Petone any day.