WANTED, in ditposß of complete JOINERY PLANT, whole or separate, comprising two 6 h.p. motors, scuttor moulding machine, eiroular saw, handsaw, bquaro holo morfisor, bhapor machine, lathe, wineb, shafting, pulleys, etc. Apply W. LOWERY or G. KELLS, Karori. TXT ANTED KNOWN. ' * Wells's is the place where keen business men find the best Value in PAINTING AND DECORATING. Telephones: City, 2043; and Karori, 2316. Address— HANKEY-STREET. WANTED— All people to know that Nature's remedies for destroying disease germß fn the body, and keeping us in good health, are fruits. Eat Apples — tho •best of fruit — daily. 7b 6d buys bushel cano choice Jonathans. For 6d extra delivered to any railway station. JOHN RICH, Karoola Orchards, HAVELOCK NORTH. WA N T/E D KNOWN. MOTOR CYCLE TRIALS. New Hudsons to the front again. Hill clinib on Formula ' New Hudson, Ist Fastest hill climb, New Hudson Ist. Highest aggregate points, New Hudson, lgt; second in tho Bidwill-Ba'ton Cup. WITCOMBE AND PYM. Agents, 138, Ingestre-street. 'Phone 2451. yjfi[ ANTED KNOWN. ESTALL'S STEAM DYE WORKS, The begt place in city to have your Suit or Costume Cleaned. No canvassers employed. It will pay you to give ub a ring, or calL Telephone 3035. Note addres&-85, VTVIAN-STREET,, opposite Army Barracks. FURNITURE. WANTED- 'to~ Buy,' Houses of Furnitiire; highest price, cash down. C. Daubney, 143, Tory-street. WANTED KNOWN— Meston's Free Guessing Competition CLOSES SATURDAY- NIGHT, 30th March. The three nearest guesses _to'> the correct number ot Coat Hangers Is our Window win the Prizes. MESTON, ■, Tailor and Mercer, 143, Ingestre-street. try. ANTED KNOWN. OYSTERS! OYSTERS 1 OYSTERS! OYSTERS J PALMER'S LUNCHEON and SUPPER ROOMS, 168, LAMBTON-QUAY. Telephone No. 20. WANTED Known— Results of N.Z. Motor Club's Two-days' Trials proved "Indian" Motors to be the Most Reliable. Motors in N.Z. ; 4 started, and all had non-stop runs; also winning the Bidwell-Barton Cup and Teams' Prize. Triumph Motor won Hill Climb on formula (open). Sole Agents, SUTHERLAND AND RANKINE, Mercer-st., Wellington. \XT A : NTD KNOWN. : READY-TO-WEAR SUITS FOR BUSINESS. We blend 'good style -with good materials, making a. combination, that can't be beat. Let ub SUIT you. Priced 40s to 65b. DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH, . „ , Manners-street. . VT^ A\N T' E D_^ KNOW N. I ' won't be undersold.— WM. HALL, Cheapside, opposite Library, Revans-st., Newtown.— ;The best Tea the world produces Is per. lb, Derby Bd, Juno Bd, Sand Soap 2d, 16oz -Wjax Candles 6d, China, Glass) Earthenware^ Fancy Goods, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,, Toilet' Sets, and anything you want 'ydit dan get _at Cheapside for less than- yon, can buy 'it elsewhere. ' WANTED Known— Tho 2-days.*' Reliability Trial .resulted :— 2£ iA.J.S. Hill' Clinib: .let.-oiv formula, ,Ist highest aggregate Ist petrol consumption, .2nd and a non-stop,' The Rover got nonstop 'run. Four Rudges" won trials in petrol consumption' iv everything. These - machines stood the test in weather they hud, without being, adjusted. Re-enamel-ling and Platiug a speciality." All Accessories in stock. Boucher's Agenoy, Lamb-ton-quay. 'Phpne 1579. Sale I Stocktaking Sale! Lamps, to hang on the wall, Is, Is 6d, Is 9d"; Wood Washboards, now lOd; Breac 1 Boards, Ib, Is 6d, 2s; Scrubs, 3d, sd, lpd. Sims Hardware_Ca \\JCr ANTED to Sell, Karori, ~5 and~oTd. iT t "Houses, modern conveniences, private high-pressure water supply, c.l v on 1 acre 30 perches, level land, adjoins Bowling Green ; ' price ' moderate, only £300 required, balance 4^ per cent. Ap-* ply T. W. Lewer, Campbell-6treet, Karori • * WANTED to Sell, a splendid paying Fish and Oyster Room; rent 20s per week; price '£25; good reasons for selling. Apply 158, Taranaki-street. WANTED to Sell, ,Pony, with foal; also. Gig and Harness. Apply A.H., care M' Arthur and Co., near Patent Slip, Evans_Bay : WANTED— Sale"! " Sale! Sale! Never before have we offered to the people of Wellington such bargains in Household Ironmongery. Reductions from 10 to 15 per' cent. The Sims Hardware. ' ANTED to Sell, 100 Blue Military Coats, with, capes, 40 Eight-day Clocks, 2 20ft 'Flag: Poles, and Military Bell 'Tdnt. . '^Ust be sold to make room. 127, Manners-street. ' WANTED— Sale! Sale! Sale! Sandwich Tins, 2d; White Dinner Plates, 26 3d; Soups, Is 9d; Pudding Plates, Is 6d, half-dozens. Gimbel's, Court enay-place. "ANTED to Sell, Island Bay, 4rodmed Cottage, h. and c. water, gas, all conveniences. Price £325 ; deposit £25. Apply' l7, Myrtle-crescent. WANTED , Known— Skates! Skates! 'SQO pairs in stock, from 14b 6d a pair ; "* hew , parts fitted to any make. Witoombe -and .Pym, direct importers, -138, Ingestre-street. 'Phone 2451. WANTED to Soil, Trotting "Racing Sulky and pair of Hobbles; cheap. Apply 17,' Myrtle-crescent. TXTANTED — Ladies, this is youroppor- * » tunity.' Glace Kid Shoe,, put. toecap . Derby, • large eyeletß, Cuban Steel, best yajue .in city, 10s 6d. Jas. Goer, Ma]*oriban.ks-street. ¥7CTANTED— Stocktaking Salo! Bar- ».* gains 1 Copper Crumb Brushes and Trayis, ouly 2s 9a and upwards; Mirrori, to hang on .wall, 9d, Is 3d, and Is 6d. At The • Sims Hardware. W" A^TED Known— Skates! Best Bolection ,of Skutcs in New Zealand. Prices from 14s 6d to £2 a pair.' Sparo parts in stock of every make. Witcombo and' Pym. 138, Ingestre-street. 'Phone 2451. rANT^D~Known— We Buy. Pianos; high'esb prices given; Pianos for Sale from £10 ; all instruments thoroughly overhauled by exports and guaranteed. H. Nimmo, Piano Tuners and Repairers, 75, Kent-terrace. 'Phone 3474. W ~ANTED Known— Rini up 1177, Barnes Bjos., 1.0, Cambridge-tor-race, for best' duality in Coal. Orders promptly attended to. ANTED— SaIe ! Male? the old hat look like now. Any shade of Dye, 6d bottle; Tin Kettles Is C'akq Tins 4d, sd, 6d; Patty Pans 6d dozen. Sims HardWare. Co. WANTED. £is~deposit, balance email rent, 5 rooms, bathroom, tcullory, hot water, electric light, enamelled bath, etc. ; lovely view. Apply 13, Charlotteavenue, Brooklyn. WANTED Known— Special prize for purity ahd excellence, Sydney Royal Show, awarded Bahia Coupon Cocoa. Be huro XQU.get it, WANTED— Laoiy and ~Co., Ltd.. Allcm-ktreot, aro buyers of Second' hood fihaff and -Grain Sacks. •
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 77, 30 March 1912, Page 2
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