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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 150, 22 December 1911, Page 8

THE EVENING POST 'TJ|TILL NOT be published oa MONDAY NEXT (Christmas Day), but will appear as usual on TUESDAY (Boxing Day). | BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. I / I THE EVENING POST. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS A DVERTISERS will please note that -t*- in order to ENSURE INSERTION in SAME DAY'S PAPER, ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE AT THIS OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 1 P.M. each day. Advertisers will oblige by handing in their announcements EARLIER if possible. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. THE EVENING POST ♦ And HOLIDAY-MAKERS. A S in previous years, Subscrib- ^- ers to The Post away for the Holidays can arrange to haVe the paper posted to them each ■ day. Instructions given Tho Post runners, or left direct at the office, will receive prompt and careful attention. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. SHOP EARLY! SHOP EARLY! SHOP EARLY! SHOP EARLY! SPECIALS AT SEATON'S For XMAS PRESENTS! XMAS PRESENTS! AT LESS THE WHOLESALE PRICES! VISIT THE 20th YANKEE HUSTLE, AND PAY LESSI FOR GENTLEMEN: "Wallets, Pocketbooks, Letter Cases, Pipe Racks, Pouches, Stud Boxes, Collar Boxes, Shaving Sets, Safety Razors, etc., etc. FOR LADIES: Writing Cases, Desks, Work Baskets, Ebony Hair Brushes, Ebony Whalebone Brushes, Mirrors, Silvor Hair brusheß, Manicure Sets, E.P. Mirrors and Brushes. Brooches, Enamel Hatpins, Jewel Boxes, Oak Frames, Silvermounted Purses, lat-cdt Leather-lined Bags (special 20s line now 12s 6d). Every article engraved free. FOR CHILDREN: Watches, Chains,' Dolls, Spadoe,; Bucket*, Cricket Sets, Wickets, Bat's, Trains, and the famous Wonder Pies (50 Toys, et(!., for 2s 6d). ONLY ONE ADDRESS— 20th YANKEE HUSTLE;' 25-27, WILLIS-STREET. Open To-night till 9 o'clock. To-morrow till 11 p,m. SHOP EARLY! SHOP EARLY! SHOP KABLYt SHOP EARLY! GREATEST VALUES EVER ANNOUNCED FOR XMASI FOR XMAS! In MEN'S WEAR 1 PRACTICAL XMA& GDJTSI RACTICAL XMAS GIFTS! For MEN AND YOUNG MEN! MEN AND YOUNG MEN! MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, MOST POPULAR OF CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS GIFTS! GIFTS! WHITE SILKEEN, hemstitched border, with silk initials. 9d MERCERISED COTTON, white centre, fancy border. 6d > WHITE SILK, hemstitched border, pure Jap silk. 1» lid, 2s 64, 2s lid MEN'S WIDE-END TIES, Is. Beautiful designs, in the newest shades. Is MEN'S TUNIC SHIRTS— The assortment was never better, in all the newest patterns; stiff or soft cuffs. 2s 6d, 5b lid, 4b 6d MEN'S SLEEPING SUITS— Fine for Christmas Gifts in the home circle. Values are exceptional. Designs are • good. 5a lid. 7a 6d MEN'S HATS— The cleverest lot of new season's headgear possible to assemble in now on display at our store. GET YOUR NEW HAT NOW. 3s 6dto 10s 6d MEN'S FANCY VESTS-Ghre * man a Fancy Waistcoat, and he will be sure to be gratified if you use good taste in its selection. 5s lid, 6s od, 7s 6d. OUR STORE OPEN WEEK NIGHTS THiL 9 O'CLOCK. DUNCAN & MACINTOSH, MEN'S EXCLUSIVE OUTFITTERS, MANNERS-STREET OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE. WAIPUKURAU 'HOSPITAL. "OTANTED, for the above, a REGISTERED NURSE. Salary to commence £70 per annum, with uniform. Apply MATRON, Waipukurau Hospital. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr. M. J. H. Ogilvie are invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved wife, Ethel Annie, which will leavo his residence, No. 25, Hiropistreet, Newtown, To-morrow, 23i - d December, 1911, at 9 a.m., for Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SONS, Undertakers and Embalmern, Tbl. 1999. 164, Adelaide- road. *™™ ""^uneralTard^™"™ """ THE Friends of Mr*. Kate Beauchanip are respectfully invited to attend tho Fameral of her late_ beloved mother, Bridget O'Brien, which will leave ihe Tramway Hotel. Adelaide-road, To-mor-row, 23rd December, 1911, at 8.45 a.m., for St. Joseph's Church, Buckle-slreel, thence to the Cemetery, Karori. Requiem Macs 9 a.m. E. MORRIS. Jun., Undertaker and Emba liner, .-, 60, Taranaki-st., ffl, Revaw-lt. • 'Pbfias §37. (day. or jug at).