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LOST, between Te Aro and Thorndon, Pendant and Chain; keepsake. Reward, 44, Roxburgh-street. OST, Gold Curb Bangle, between St. James's Church and Riddiford-st., 'on Sunday. ' Reward, Mrs. Leitch, 456, Adelaide-coad, Berhampore. rf LOST, in neighbourhood Wooloombestreet, or left in hansom cab, Purse, name inside. Reward, Bisham, 372, The Terrace. LOST, black and tan Toy Terrier. Finder rewarded on returning same to C. and P. Cording, 2, Courtenay-place. OST, a Gold~Medal; R. Draper insoribed thereon. Reward, 13, Miltonstreet. LOST, at Day's Bay, yesterday, plain Gold Bangle. Reward, 87, Majori-banks-street. LOST, Saturday morning, smajl Spirit Level, supposed dropped going over Anderson's Park; 5s reward. J. Crowther, Karori-road. LOST, Sunday, Basin Reserve, Brown Spaniel (slut) : good reward on returning to 10,' Ghuznee-street. LOST, late on Saturday night, at corner of Harbour-street, and Custom-house-quay, small Black Kitten. Reward reply to "Fluffy," care Box 819, PX)., Wellington. jT~OST, on Thursday, Black Spaniel -!_t Dog; answers to name of Darkle. Reward on returning to 10, Carringtonstreet (off Wallace-street)^ "|* OST, thiß morning from Woodward- _-_ street, a Gent's Bicycle. Apply P. C. Watts, Builder. Berhampore. LOST, two Handbags, Day's Bay Wharf,- Saturday ■ afternoon. Return Railway Head Office. £1 reward. J LOST7~on A Saturday, at Day'e Bay, from Kilbirnie picnic, a small -boy'a Brown Overcoat. Rew_rd at Cheeoman's, Butcher, Hataitai. LOST, between Vivian-street and Tramway Sheds, or Newtown, Park, last Thursday, pair Spectacles; reward. Address 32, Jeeeie-street. LOSTj black Holstein Cow, hornless, white udder and flank, ona teat injured. Reward, Warren, Aro-street. L~OST^Keye Replaced, Duplicate Keys of any description made^ without delay; all Locksmiths' Repaira done. Denton, Ironmonger, etc., 58, WillJ6-st. , BERTHA — Pleased at hearing from tyou. Would be glad if you make appointment; sorry for the children's sake. Ernest. . STRIKE thia Bargain— £3o Tandem, for lady and gent, good as new, only £8. Tosca Studio, Wellington. DDESSMAKING, latest, fashions, fit, style, punctuality guaranteed. Miss Grey, 49, Adeflaide-road. Ladies' own material made up. • A GENTLEMAN requires Home in select, refined adult family, vicinity Wellington-terrace or Onslow-terrace. Please state full particulars to Sun Spot, Evening Post. LADY Clerk open to Employment.; experienced bookkeeper, can type, and accustomed to correspondence and office work generally ; first-claes references from previous positions; open for few days only. Apply Ledger, care General Post Office, Wellington. fHOOK or Cook-General is open for V> engagement; first-class references; Kilbirnie district preferred. Address Competent, Evening Post. YQUNG Man wants Job, driving cart; ' used to horses. Address J.S., 22, Cambridgfrfofrace, Coartenay-placfe. \ YOUNG Lady in business wants good Home, would assist as part payment; or Room and use of conveniences. Respectable, Evening Post. J?K/_— Motor-oaw from £50 to £500; Sl/OvF good order guaranteed; terms re- ' quired. Motor Exchange, Te Aro Post MRS. BIGGINS, Trance and Test Medium, Medical Clairvoyante, may be consulted 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 66, Abel Smith-street, near Cuba-street. SUPERIOR Home offered 2 gentlemen 1 willing share pleasafft, sunny room ; terms moderate. First house behind Anglican Church, Kelburno. SUPERIOR Board and Residence— Vacancies at 12, Hobson-street. ROOMS to Let, at tram 6s per week, to students and clerks; board optional; rooms enlarged. Clyde Court Private Hotel. Clyde-quay. Tel. 1190. SUPERIOR Accommodation at St. Elmo, 52, Worcester-street, Christchurch, within two minutes, of G.P.0., West End, and centre of City. — Mifiß Hampton, Proprietress. ■\7iSITbRS~tO Wellington should stay at » Clyde Court Private Hotel ; moderate tariff. Near Courtenay-place tram stop. Telephone 1190. - > DOCTORS recommend Puriri for biliousness. It's fine with spirits. Adds sparkle and _ snap to your whisky. All hotels stock it. VISITORS to Auckland— Stay at the LANGHAM PRIVATE HOTEL, 76, Wyndham-street, off Queen-street. New building of 60 rooms. Tariff, 30s per week. E. J^Trevelyan, Proprietress. POST Cards prepared for Oil or Water Paintings; also all Artists' Supplies from Martin's, Ltd., Manners-street. PURIRI is a natural mineral water recommended by -doctors. It is better than soda, and goes tip-top with whisky. Obtainable at all hotels. "T^THAT will you have with it, sir?" T T "Puriri, of course." It's the natural complement of whisky. Doctors recommend it. Try it. ' MYRTLE Grove. Cigarettes give a cool, delicious smoke. Sure you ask for Myrtle Grove. MYRTLE Grove Cigarettes have no equal. Made from pure Virginia leaf. Ask for Myrtle Grove. MYRTLE Grove Cigarettes have no equal. Made from pure Virginia leaf. Ask for Myrtle Grove. T\TYRTL_T_rove CigarettesT^The uniJLTJL versal favourite. Smoke Myrtle Grove. Sold by all tobacconists. MYRTLE Gro^e Cigarettes. The universal favourite. Smoke Myrtle Grove. Sold by all tobacconists. "H/TYRTLE Grove Cigarettes are made JLTX from pure Virginia leaf, and give the best smoke. "J|/TYRTLE Grove Cigarettes are made _T_L from pure Virginia" leaf, and give the best smoke. 1%/|~YRTLE Grove Cigarettes give a cool, JJ3- delicious smoke. Sure you ask for Myrtle Grove. HATDI will make your faded straw hat like new. All shades 6d per bottle. R. Martin/ Manners-street. MOTOR Cycles— Just arrived, latest model Bradbury's, the best hill I climber, possessing many special advantages in design; 50 New Bicycles at reduced prices to clear.' Saville's Cycle Works. Kent-terrace. MARTEN up your faded straw hats, ladies, with a^bottle of Hatdi. All i colours 6d per bottle. R. Martin, Ltd., Manners-Btreet. PICTURES, religious subjects, beautifully framed, at Tingey's, Mannersstreet. See our windows. SPLENDID Water Colours, English scenes, 4s 6d, nicely framed, at Tingey's, Manners-street. ARTISTS and art students should purchase all Colours and Requirements at Robt. Martin's, Ltd., CUPID Awake and Cupid Asleep, at Tingey's, Manners-street, oak frames, 1 brown mounte, 4s 6d.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1912, Page 1

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