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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 23, 27 July 1911, Page 1

/BARTER'S GREAT SALE! SEE OUR GREAT Is WINDOW! SEE- OUR GREAT Is WINDOW! Thousands of useful lines in Drapery on view in our Ghuznee-street Window, goods 1 ranging from Is 6d to 2s lid, now all Is ! only. CARTER AND CO. for the Biggest Bargains. SEE OUR GREAT 6d WINDOW! ! SEE OUR GREAT 6d WINDOW I Ladies, now is the time for BARGAINS. We must clear our fixtures for large shipments on the water, and we are offering tremendous BARGAINS for your money. See our Ghuznee-street Windows. Goods worth Is to Is 6d, now 6d only. CAETJGB, & CO., 139, CUBA-STREET. NOTICE. "OERCT A. JOHNSON wishes to $n- •** form his friends (business or otherwise) that his Connection with Johnson and Sons, Printers, ceased over twelve months ago. THE SOCIETY FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. NOTICE. ! TO any one requiring the services of the "Plunket Nurse," her address is^-Nurse Sugden, care Mrs. Diehl, 7, Elizabeth-street. Telephone 2284. KHANDALLAH PUBLIC HArLL PROPOSAL, £1500. * I HEREBY give Public Notice that a Poll of the_ Electors (exclusive of those whose qualification is residential) of the Khandollah Ward of the Borough of Onslow will be taken TO-DAY (Thursday), the 27th day of July, 1911, upon the above proposal. The Polling Booths will be situate at the Anglican Churchroom, Khandallah, and at the Borough Office, Menteath and Ward's Buildings, Ballance-street, Wellington. Hours of Polling, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Husbands and Wives share each other's qualifications, F. HOLDSWORTH, Mayor of Onelow. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS, H. B. MASON'S Classes for Beginners are held on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, in her Privato Hall, 86, GhUznec-atreet, near St. Peter's Church. Proficiency ensured in SIX PRIVATE" LESONS. Term cominenCGß with pupil. Private Lessons by appointment. TTING GEORGE THEATRE. LOWER HUTT. HOW OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT by Theatrical and other Companies. Seating capacity 1300. Stage 60ft by 40ft. Terms on application to J. T. HAWTHORN, Town Hall, Lower Hutt. THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. Established 1837. Incorporated 1880. Paid-up Capital ... ,„ ... 1,500.000 Reserve Fund ... 1,350,000 Together] .'.. ... ' ... 2,850,000 Reserve Liauility 1 of Proprietors ... ... 3,000,000 ' £5,850,000 A DIVIDEND of £1 Ss per Share and Bonus of 10s per Share for the halfyear, together equal to 14 per cent, per annum, having been declared at a meeting of Proprietors t held in London on 24th July, the same is now payable to Colonial Shareholders. G. E. TOLHURST, _^ Inspector. Wellington, 25th July, 1811. IN THE MATTER OF "THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908," NOTICE is hereby given that G. HARDT AND CO., LTD.. Woollen Merchants, having its registered office at Manchester, in England, having for come time past carried on Business at Farishstreefc, in Wellington, in the Dominion of New Zealand, intend and will on the expiration of three months after publication of this notice cease to carry on such business 01* any other business in New Zealand. Dated at Wellington this 21st day of July, 1911. J. H. BRADSHAW, Attorney for G. Hardt and Co., Ltd. Referring to the above notice, the Business lately carried on by G. Hardt and Co.. Ltd., at Farish-street, Wellington, will from the date hereof be carried on by G. Hardt and Co., at the earns address. J. H. BRADSHAW, Attorney for G. Hardt and Co. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VfOTICE is hereby gifefl that the partPP M nn u ce S hlp ST Tfe c ■SSSkST'SS HERBERT STAPLES, trading under th« name of "Clarke, Staples and C 0.," is hereby Dissolved as fr6m the 25th day of May, 1911. All accounts due to the paid firm are payable to Arthur Stanley Clarke, by whom ft 11 claims against the Eaid fiua will be settled. H. STAPLES. w. nr *» ,A ¥■ CLARKE. Witness -V. M. Meredith, Solicitor, W ellington. BROOKLYN RESIDENTS, ATTENTION ! CSIMPKISS, Central Mtora for Coal, *<J Coke, etc. Prompt delivery, Cornei shop. _ Yates's 19H Reliable Seeds selling rapidly. Hurry up for your supP' Groceries Town Prices. Simpkiss. TRENTHAM. ~ ■^TOUXG married lady having larger house -A- than sho requires, would like Lady __,rc_____)ply_l37, Upper JDjxon-st. WFURNITURijT " ANTED to Buy, Houses of Furni- % ture, highest pr.ee : cash down. C. Dauoney, 148, Tory-s,treet. D__[ K~N~0~W~n: Twelve of the finest Carnations are— Effie May, Lurline, Rose Queen, America, Goldmine, Gladys, Primrose Day, Carracei, Abbot, Victoria Loughman, Mrs. H. Bailhe, Goklylocks. All quite distinct in colour; plant at once. Price 10s the lot, or Us post free to any nddreps for cash only with ofrder.— F. COORER, LTD., Seedsmen, Willis-st., Wellington. WANTED— Men's Braces, 6d ; Black Cashmere-finish Socks, 4d • Ties 4ct, 6d; Wool Gloves, 9d ; Soft Collars! 6d; Caps, 6d; Cloth Cleaner, 9d ; Boys' Linen Collars, Is 6d doz.; Coat Hangers, 2d ench; Men's Rainproof Coals, usual 29s 6d, now 17s 6d ; Oilskin Coats, 15a 6d for 9s 6d ; Sample Underwear, Remnants, cheap. Remember, these prices only during MESTON'S Clearing-out Sale, In-gestre-street (3 doors from Cuba-street, below National Bank). WANTED~Visit~O)u Stocktaking Sale for Bargains in Table Cutlory ; Tea Spoons, 2s 6d and 3s ; Dessert Spoons and Forks, 4s 6d and 6s ; Table Spoons and Forks, 63 and 7s 6d the halfdozen. The Sims Hardware. ANTED" to ~Buy7 ScTond-handiwo" wheel Band Saw. Cteply to VV. G. Goss, Wood and Coal Merchant, Upper Hutt.