LOST, Gold Riug, Monday, initials "J.H.P." Roward saloon, next to Panama Hotel. LOST, yesterday, Gold Cable Bannrle, between G.P.O. and Bolton-street, Reward. Apply Evening Post. LOST, Liver and White Pointer. Re^ ward, Waverley Hotel, Marionstreet. LOST, that tired feeling when I heard of the Poster Ball at the Town Hall, 3rd_Augus_ FOUITD, a Muff. Owner can have same by describing and paying cost*. , Apply Evening Post. FOUND, an opportunity to spend a ' pleasant evening at the Poster Ball, Town Hall, 3rd August. LADY, daily engaged, requires good Home, with private adult family, where servant is kept; »nusical preferred; permanent; references exchanged. Kindly state full particulars nnd terms, Homely, Box 476, Wellington. SATURDAY, 29th July, is the Last Day of Henry Hope's Farewell Sale. Final reductions. Leaving for England. C^HAPPEDTanTßouglTflands cured in J one night with Castle's "Skin Bulm," Is 6d pot, at Castle's Pharmacy, 6o_Viviatt-street. \7ISiTORS to Wellington should elsw at » Clyde Court Private Hotel ; moderate tariff. Near Courtenay-place tram stop. Telephone 1190. PROFESSIONAL English Nurse (elderly) Becks light post as NurseCompanion; country preferred; highest references. Apply Evening Post. LOST, that tired feeling when I heard of the Poster Ba.ll at the Town Hall, 3rd August. ROOMS to Let, at ifom 6s per week, to students and clerks i board op« tional ; rooms enlarged. Clyde Court Private Hotel, Clyde-qUay. Tel. 1190. ffiHIS ii the Last Week of Henry -». Hope's Farewell Sale. Closing down Saturday, 29th July. Business sold. Leaving for England. T^LETCHER'S PHOSPHATONIcTtho JC Great Nerve Remedy, restores health, strength, and energy. 2s 6d post free. Chas. A. Fletcher, 202, Lambtonquay. t A NINE days' wonder— The Coronation. Another wonder, moro lasting, is the delicate flavour of Defiance Butter. ■ _ nnHE modern hostess gives her guests JL Puriri Mineral Water with their wines, liquors, or milk. It adds a delightful snap and sparkle to the drink. FOUND, an opportunity to spend a pleasant evening at the Poster Ball, Town Hall, 3rd August. _ S"~UICIDE is inTthe~air, but don't become dejected; Defiance Butter soothes all care, yours for happiness reflected. SPECIAL Bargains. Final reductions. Ladies' Underclothing, Costume Skirts and Underskirts. Farewell Sale. Henry Hope, Cuba-street. WHY work, mother?" "Well, it won't do it by itself, my son." Use "Linoarnish" Linoleum Polish. All grocors, Is 6d. _' ' 1 A HUNDRED ye&rs ago housewives polished their floors with a bath brick. Then came beeswax, and last came "Linoarnish." All grocers, Is 6d. ""I* INOARNIStF" goes on shining on JLi your linoleum day and night. 16 won't wash off or rub off. Permanent polish. All grocers, Is 6d. 1 /CYCLISTS savo .money I Outer Tyres VJ 2s each; Carb'id'j, & *6d 81b tin; Gas Lamp, 4s 6d 5 Oil Lamps, Is 6d ; Repair Outfit, 2d each; 'Pedals, 2s pair: Spokes and Nippies, 6d per doz. Shorland and Co^, Cuba-street. PALMfSTßYr^TMarveiioug Readings, Marriage, Prospects, Destiny, Business, Changes. Send 9"d stamps, birth date, Arion, Arden-st., Nth. Melb., JVic. IC% P.M. Husband merry—wife JL& "waxy." "M'dear, hid here's Defiance Butter, ah' I don'fc care what happens now." He knew peace would reign. A DASHING soprano sat at her piano midway in a s>ong (bravura), when j she heard the glad gong and broke off I her old song and rushed for her Suratura. A SNUG little house and a plump little wife, an absence of nagging and j fretting and strife (which means, you'll agree, Suratura for tea)^ah, that is the way to be happy for life ! A* POLICEMAN, with 16ud-soundi«g feet was found one night far off' his beat. He'd skipped away three miles to see a buxom cook named Meg Magee^ who gave him Suratura, Tea. 1 TTiELLMe", Mary, How to Woo Thee 1" JL sang the lover to his lass. "Very easy thing, said she. "Give me Suratuf a Tea. Grip the cup, and drop the gla6S l" i A RAJA with palate precise, said, "Ices and_ coffee are nice, and nautohes < and tricks are delicious to see; but the joy of all joys of this earth comes <»■ me when. I eip Suratura, the one perfeebjea." O PEOPLE that aro tired and blue » in Newtown, Christchurch, Timaru, do you know what you ought to do? Drink Suratura day and night, and you will know complete delight. THE ulophant being a trifle drunk, • crept away and hid in his trunk. Folly of doing such things, you'll see, for he lnis6ed his Suratura. Tea. THERE was a young girl of Mauritius, who said, "Thougn cold meat is nutritious, you'll please bring to me, Suratura, That Tea, - the one thing on eai'th quite delicious !" fpftUST a Blue,iaeketTto pick a good A smoke. That's why so many of the sailor boys prefer Red Jacket Cigarettes. YW.CA.~- Lunch and" Rast Room, • Fowlds's Building! Manners-street. Telephone 2207. Hostel, 6, Macdonaldcrescent. Telephone 2159. MANY a weary mother often says— "There is one blessing, we don't havo to beeswax those floors. "Lino«vi*nish" lasts twelve months. All grocers, Is 6d. • 1 AT last it's decided what shall be the _ Territorial uniform. Defiance Butter is already known by its uniform — ■ goodness. Have you tried it? HAp a night out last evening? Feeling pretty seedy now? Puriri Mineral Water will quickly sot you right again. Leading hotels and stores stock Puriri. j HAVE "a "Cigarette 7" ""Well7rm~a bit particular what I smoke, but if it's a Myrtle Grove, I will, nnd many thanks !" HIS^ Honour Sir Robert Stout, Iv.C.M.G., says everyone leading a sedentary lifo should drink Puriri Mineral Water. All hotels and leading stores. "STROLLING RouhcTthe Town" ~or~at yJ "Home, Boys, Home,' 1 Myrtle Grove Cigarettes are always appreciated. Try a packet and have a delightful smoke. iflLSTlhe FesfciTafoTEmpire continues, great is its_ glory. The Festival of Defiance Butter increases each day. and no other has greater praise. TfiTELijINGTON Gramaphone Record ' V Lending Library and Exchange, 8. Cooper's Buildings, opposite Evening Post Open 10 to 5 daily. H~AhV S~~ Turkish, Steam, and Hot Water Baths, 134, Manners-street, A_ ottro for rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sciatica, etc. Estab. 34 years. Competent Masseurs, Tel. 1717. _ ■ 1 "T INOARNISH" saves a heart XJ acho. It won't wash off, and you can't slip, cm it. All grocers, Is 6d» 1
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 23, 27 July 1911, Page 1
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