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JUST THE THINGS FOR YOUR HOME! •ELECTROPLATED Hand Mirror, 6s. Electroplated Hair Brush, ss. Hair Brushes, luxurious goods, necessity prices, ■ from 9d each Tooth Brushes, 6d. Nail Brushes, best bristle, Is 6d. Whalebone Unir Brushes, 3s 3d. Spectacles, gold' rimmed 7s 6d, steel frames 2s 6d Sight-testing Free at EUANK SHAW'S CHEMIST FIRE SALE, ! MEDICAL HALL, WILLIS-STREET (Opposite Duthie's). A SMART SHOWING OP GIRLS' SHOES ! COME and see our latest importations of Neat and Stylish Footwear for Girls I Nothing nicer in town ! Girls' Calf Patent "Cromwell" Shoes, with largo tongue, steel buckles; 4 to 6 3s 6d, 7 to 10, 5s Ud. Girls' Tan Willow Calf Shoes, I ' with instep-strap and steel buckles; 7 to 10 63 6d, 11 to 1 7s 6d. ! Girls' Glace Kid "Cromwell" ' Shoes, large tongue and steel buckles, double sole, strong and neat; 7 to 9 6s 6d. j Girls' "Velver" Tan GJace, Suede top, 3-button, " instep-strap , Shoes; 7 to 10 7s 6d, 11 to 1 8s 6d. ' PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE 106. CUBA-ST: and RIDDDJORD-ST. THE "RUDGE" "MAKES GOOD" AGAIN. SUCCESS is quite an easy matter .for a Motor Cyclo like the 3j.-h.p. Rudge. " Its superiority was shown_ one© moro in. the-^ recent reliability trials, whero this/great machine secured Ist, 2nd, and. 3rd places for lowest petrol consumption. Ride, a Rudga. E. REYNOLDS & CO., LTD., WHOLESALE AGENTS, , Wellington. THE LONDON RAGE FOR MENROUGH FELT HATS. npHE spice of Smartness that surX rounds these hats — just arrived by the Turakina — is somewhat daring. The now shades of green, and the cut edges will strike the 6mart dresser as "just the thing." Prices from 6s 6d j WALLACE AND GIBSON, THE KASH. WILLIS-STREET. OUR SAFETY RAZORS WILL CUT ANYTHING BUT FRIEND. . '. SHIP. ' "■ilirrß— havj>* thorn in.' all. ''the heading Ivt qualities,- and the/vprices range from 7f> 6d. t ' ■ Wo- also . stock Safety Razor Strops, 5s each ; Shaving Sticks, bd ; Bay Rum, 6d ; Talc Powder, 6d*; Military Hair Brushes, 33 (id; Combs, 6d. THESE PRICES CANNOT LAST. Our Chemist Firo Sale is Drawing to a Close. FRANK SHAW, MEDICAL HALL, WILLIS-STREET (Opp. Duthie's). ' WELLINGTON " j STEAM DYE WORKS ! CLEAN or Dye Feathers and Feather Boa 6to match any pattern. Suita, Dresses, ,or Furnishings, Dry Cleaned or Dyed. Satin Shoes Dry Cleaned or Dry Dyed any shade. Gloves, Furs, Panama Hats, etc., Cleaned. , W. BARBER AND CO., 125, CUBA-ST., & 147, RIDDIFORD-ST. Telephone 226. HEY diddle diddle! tho , girl in the middle's as sweot as an opening rose. There's ono thing as sure as a thing can bo: sho drinks with delight every morning and night superb Suratura Tea. WHEN Britain first at Heaven's command' annexed the distant coral strand, the British they were filled with gleo. They knew that Suratura tea grew 111 Ceylon, and that was why they flung 1 thoir plaudits to thet sky. DANIEL in. the lions' den knew he would got out iigain. "Then," be said, '"some Suratura'll keep me glad. However rural _my secluded cotjage bo, it's a palace with that tea !" J I THERE was a man who knew a thing JL or two about 'most everything. He i said, "The tea for mo, you see, is splendid Suratura D. No better's known to any king.*' .T ITTLE Miss Prim learned a long JL* hymn, juEt to recite it to Galloping Jim (she was wise as a cat, but demurer) ; but when ho got there ho sprang up from his chair and^flod in, two strides down tho length of the stair — he'd remembered the Suratura ! "T' CANNOT think what""! should JL drink," said pretty Mibs M'Gee, "if Suratura Tea ran out of stock. I'm Bure the shock would Re the end of mo !" SHE_ picked up her pug and she gave it a hug, and sho haid, "Dear old boy, thanks to me, you're happy 'and hlook every day in tho week, for you drink Suratura Teal" YW.C.I- Lunch and Rest Room, •. Fowlds's Building, Manners-street. Telephone 2297. Hostel, 6, Macdonaldcrescent. Telsphono 2159. BALLROOM~Powdered Wax gives a splendid surface. Is 6d por tin at Martin's, Manners-street. "\7 - E"LZONE"~ Hand Emollient . and v Skin Balm; makes hands velvety and cures chapped hands; Is 6d (post free), at Castles Pharmacy, 70, Cuba-et. A FULL flaak and a hamper with several bottles of Puriri go a long way towards making the motor trip as jolly as possible. DON'T use messy liquids. Redio Cloths polish metals better.. H. M. Stophona, Bag Maker, opp. Savings Bank. WHISKY'S good, but it's better when you take Puriri with it. Try it when you're out with a friend. All hotels stock it. milE effect of Ballroom Powdered \\yi JL more than compensates for its trifling cost. Is 6d at Martin's, JManners-streot. EDlO~Cbth^" besTlwlill ~airmotalsT no^ liquid, no paste, no mess, no waste. Stephens, Trunk Maker, corner Hunter and' Featherston streets. ALL Classes of, Cleaning are under-, --.a. taken Ly the Wellington Cleaning tffi-j 97. QBSft-Jtt 'EhfiSft 222-V

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 73, 26 March 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 73, 26 March 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 73, 26 March 1912, Page 1