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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 141, 14 June 1912, Page 1

10s REWARD. LOST, about three weeks ago, a number of Insurance Forms, wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. Apply Insurance, Evening Po6t. T OST, from Kelburne-avenue, MasseyJLi Harris Bicycle, triplex gear. Reward return 83, Grant-road. LOST and Found, at Beggs Bros.', famous Cheap Groceries, Constable, Ghuznee, Tory, and Willis streets — Broad 3d, Dates 2d lb, Butter Is Id; Tea., Is. FOUND, Kit Bag (damaged), bearing, initials "S.W? Apply Fullbrook, care Meyer and Illingworth. FOUND, 4 Expert Hairdressers at the Military Hairdreseing Saloon, 191, Cuba-Btreet, opposite Veitch and Allan. FOUND that F. W. Gardiner, Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer, new address, care of G. E. Godber, 142, Willisstreet, next to V.M.C.A. Buildings. *Phoue 194. Private Residence, 132, Austin-streft. 'Phone 1923^ READY -TO -WEAR D~resses and Dresses made to order, latost_ styles and best value in city. Mrs. Penlington, 86, Vivian-street. Y"OUTH (17) requires Position in cheinI- ist's, with prospects of learning tntdo. Address Chemist, Evening f ost. iTknft PAIRS ~ Ladies' Boots and XvrV/l/ Shoes, all sizes; usual price, 15s 6d to 21s, going at 8s lid. Potter's, 70, .Lambton-quay. PHONOGRAPHS— Edison Phonographs and Discs, in great variety, latest records, cash or easy terms. J. Fleming, opp. Newtown Library. ARGE Stock new Trimmed Hats, in Chips and Real Tagel, from- 8s lid to 12s 6d; Untrimmed Hats, from 3s lid. Sale prices at Miss Lomax's (only address), opp. Fire 'Station, Newtown. AN Electroplater with thorough knowledge in all branches, seeks Employment in Wellington, competent to take charge of factory or showroom. Addreas' Electroplater, Evening Post. 1 <J /11 —MEN'S' Box" Calf " English XJ/XX Welted Boots, "special purchase," 255, for 17s lid. Potter's, 70, Lambton-quay. ENGLISH lady desires Position Governess, young children, French music, drill, sewing, station preferred. E.H., P_6t Office, Wanganui. R~EADY -JTO - WEAR Dreisel and Dresses made _£o order, latest styles and best value in city. Hrs. Pculington, 86, Vivian-street. "VTOUNG gentleman (25 years of age) A wishes to correspond with young lady, with view to matrjmon^tf Apply to F.M., Evening Post. LADY would assist housework and cooking in return for comfortable home. Apply W., Evening Post. K(\(\ PAIRS Infants' Boots and Shoes, O\Jy usual prices, Is lid to 2s lid, clearing at la* Potter's, 70,' Lambtonquay. riTHE NJ_. FARMERS' LABOUR EXL CHANGE (under the supervision of the N.Z. Sheepfarmers_ Agency). All classes of farm and station hands engaged for farmers and pastoralißte. J. D. Cruiekshank, Branch Manager, 31, Hunter-st., Wellington. (1) "TTACANCIES for 3 Boarders ; also BedT Sitting Room to Let, with board Miss Jones, 14, Mulgrave-street DOUBLE-WIDTH Blouse Wincey, usually 2s 6d, now Is and Is 6d; and Children's Jerseys, Is- lid and' 2s- lid. Miss Looiax's Sale (only address), opp. Fire Stution, Nowtown. 1 f\fk PAIRS" Ladies' Shoes, - size 3, Xl/l/ usual prices 15s. 6d to 21s'} deaf- 1 ing price, Bs_ lid. . Potter's, 70, Lamb-ton-quay. ' MRS. BIGGINSTTTrance "and Teat Medium, Medical - Ulairvoy ante, may bo .consulted 10 a.m: to 9 p.m., 66, Abel ' jSmith-Btrcet, near Cuba-Btreet. BUTCHER.— Young man eeeks Situation ; shop, cart, or kill ; good reference 3. Apply Butcher, Evening Post. ACANCIES, Visitors and' Permanent Boarders; moderate tariff; under entirely new management. Clyde Court Private Hotel, . Clyde-quay - (Id section). Tel. 1190. 1 CHAPPED hands cured in one night by "Velzone," the great hand emollient and skin balm, Is 6d post free. At Castlo's Pharmacy, 70, Cuba-street. FURNITURE^Wanted ~to~ Buy7~Fu7niture; highest prices given. Richardson Bros., 206, (Upper Cuba-st. 1 OLD straw hats made like new by using Britannia "Hatdi" ; all shades and black, 6d per bottle, at R. Martin's* Mannerß-gtreet. FURNITURE ! Furniture ! Richardson Bros., cash buyers Address 206, Upper Cuba-street. 1 BRITANNIA "Hatdi" makes old straw hats like new ; all shades and black, 6d per bottle. R. Martin, Ltd., Man-ners-street. WHISKY becomes a real tonic when taken with Puriri. Puriri ripens the flavour of the spirit and delights the sensitive palate. All hotels. i^MAE are Cash Buyers of Household '» Furniture in any quantity. Richardson Bros., 206, Upper Cuba-street. 1 Y.W.C.A. — Comfortable Boarding Home Hostel, 6, M'Donald-crescent. Lunch and Rest Room — Fowlds'6 Building, Manners-street, entrance Herbert-st. CHANGE of season, change of hat. Make the same, one ao by using Britannia "Hatdi," 6d per bottle, ail shades. R. Martin, Ltd., 34, Mannersstreet. MADRAS CURTAIN ENDS. WANTED Known— At James Smith's, Cuba-street, Great Winter Sale Tomorrow, 300 Madras Sample Curtain Entb, 6d, 9d, Is each; 150 Sample Lacs Curtain Ends, 9d, Is, Is 3d each. Everything at Sal© Prices in our Furnishing Department To-morrow. JAMES SMITH, J^TD., Cuba--cl..c 1 .. SAMPLE CARPET EXm WANTED Known— 3oo Sample Carpet Endtf, in. Tapestry. Brussels, pud Axminster, Sale prices 2s lid, 3t» lid, 5o 6d, 7s Gd, 8s 6d each. At James Smith's Great Winver Salo To-morrow. JAMES SMITH, LTD., Cuba-sL__ SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WATJ_It. WANTED Known— at James Smith's Greaf Winter Sale To-morrow, about 100 yards of White Table Damask, ■slightly damaged by water, Is 6d a yard ; Unbleached at 2s 6d a yard; 200 Sample Lengths df Linen, for fancy work, froi'i b_d a length. JAMES SMITH, LTD., Cuba-,t. LADIES' TWEED COATS," 7s~ lid. WANTED Known — At our Great Winter Sale To-morrow we are veiling a case of Ladies' and Maids' Winter Jackets, usually 25s 6d each, at 74 Ud eaph. This isioo great a bargain to ba misted. Ladies' Tweed Costume Skirts, 8s Ud for 4s Ud each. JAMES SMITH, LTD., Cuba-st. ■^17 A NT B D X N 0"W~N" " "Cold -Blows the Wintry Winds." Why suffer the "slings and pangs" of this outrageous winter's cold, and ehiver in your office or home? Wo FIX THE LATEST ELECTRIC HEATERS (RADIATORS). KIRKWOOD'S ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. OF N.Z., LTD. • Next Evening Post. 1 WANTEb7~a first-clai_s"~Hairdreseer, £3 week, for Napier. Apply J. M'Vicker. Pier Hotel, 7.30 o'clock this evening.