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LOST, last Monday night, one light Dexter Coat, at J^oyd's corner, Hataitai. Reward at Boyd"s Store. LOST, a Canary, Thursday morning; flew towards Hawker-street. Reward, apply 17, Brougham-street. LOST, at Lower Hutt Flower Show, Thursday evening, dark Fur Stole ; reward. Apply Evening Post, or ring up 2846. « LOST, Wednesday, vicinity Willis and Aro streets, fawn Pug Dog; collar number 482. Reward, 34, Kent-terrace. I" OST, between Central-terrace and -J Lambton-quay, Lady's Fur. Reward, X., Evening Post. LOST, Purse, containing gold and silver, between Kent-terrace and Thorndon. Reward, Bruce, Carrier, 208, In-gestre-street. LOST, Monday, Amethyst and Pearl Brooch, perhaps in Town Hall. Finder kindly return 131, Abel Smith-st. Reward. LOST— Will, the gentleman who picked up lady's silver-mounted Walkingstick at Town Hall, Wednesday night, kindly return same. Apply Evening Post. LOST — Taken by. mistake, from s.s. Pateenn, last night, large Dress Basket, fully ' addressed. Substantial reward to person returning same to Mrs. Braddock, care of Trocadero, Lambton-quay. LOST, to-day, a Brooch, one-bar, mi ' tials R.M., star each end, chain-sus-pended diamond in , star ; kecps-ake ; handsome reward. Apply Kupli Bros., 139, Willis-street. ; OST, Monday, Off 10.33 p.m. Wades- ' town car, in front Thistle Hotel, Black' Sealskin Stole. Reward Dunbar Sloane, Lambton-quay^^ _ L~OST, a Sealskin Muff.' in Wellington or en route to Golf Links, Heretaunga. Finder rewarded Mrs. Charles Louisson, Royal Oak Hotel. '_ LOST— Let the utter despair, the misery ,of this word strike you hard, and you'll have your Jewellery Repaired by- the -Goldsmiths' Co., 338, Lambtonquay. , ' FOUND, 4 Expert Hairdressers at tho Military Hairdreseing- Saloon, 191, Cuba-street, opposite Veitoh nnrl Mini POUND — We Buy Pianos; highest prices giveu. Pianos for sale from £10 ; all instruments thoroughly overhauled by experts and guaranteed. H. Nimmo, , Piano Tuner *nd Repairer, 75, Kent-terrace. 'Phone 3474. Tj^OUND,- Powelka Patent Escapement X 1 Watch, good lever," reliable goer; sale price 19s 6d. Watch Repairs guaranteed. Price reasonable. Goldsmiths Co., 338, Lambton-quay. F. Pierard, Manager. YOUTH "seeks ; Wo~rk~~of"~any~~kind, porter or kitchenman ; willing to do anything. Write E.H., Evening Post. STUDENT would -like to take charge of one or two children during the afternoon. Apply. Student; Evening Post. CHOICE Seeded Raisin?, 4 packets for Is. Town 'and Country Stores, Cubastreet^ - . - BOARDING House, 14 room* for Sale, cheap', good central position, Thorndon end; .owner, taking, farm. Apply Farmer; Evening Post. HA. PARSONAGE, Fur- • "nisher and Undertaker, Revansat^ect, opp,, Hospital. 'Phone No. 3635. . NZ. Sheep Farmers' Labour Ex- • change, 31, r Hunter-stree.t, Wellington. Wanted, M,arried Couples, Ploughme'J) Hawk'es " Bayi 30s" arid 3cs ; ' Shephor_s (> F,arjn Hands, -Gardeners, Cowmen, 'Teamsters, etc. Taxi Service. The IT bestcft'r in Wellington- for weddings, parties," etc. " 'Phone 2524. 'Nightingale, 103, Lambton-qu'ay. ' ~ ' . CHOICE Seeded Raisins, 4 packets for Is. v Town and Country Stores, Cubast reel. CHILDREN'S Goods, per e.s. Athenic. .Big display, To-morrow at Miss Lomax's, v opp. 1 Newtow n-.Fire Station. , BIRDS— Cockatoos, Corelkg, Parrots, C'dnaries,- Finches, Pheasants, Squirrels, Tortoises, Pigeons, Bird Medicine, Cuttlefish, Birdlime. W. Grei, Bird Dealer, 125, Vivian-street. SOUTHLAND— Young man, eight years' nJ general experience hardware trade, desires Situation, North Island. Address Trusty, Evening Post. SIMS' S Special Saturday Bargain for this week: Jap. 'lea Trays and Waiters, round and oblong, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d. These prices will make you stagger.* See our window. ILLiNEßY—Attractive. show of latest Models and Untrimmed Shapes, ih great variety, afc Mjss Lomax's, opp. Newtown Fire Station.- , HENRY' •VICTOR,~N.A.S., Clairvoyant, Psychic Reader, Healer. See testimonials. . 21, Cambridge-terrace. Season closes Monday, 23rd. "\TACANCIES, Visitors and Permanent T Boarders ; . moderate . tariff ; under entirely new management. ; Clyde Court Private Hotel, Clyde-quay (Id section). Tel. 1190. _1 NOTE the immense improvement in the flavour of the whisky when you add Puriri. In future, Whisky and Puriri, please. All hotels. rpHERE is a gratifying softness to the X palate when punri is taken with whisky. The two combine ideally. At all hotels. *, '• _^ rpHORNLEIGH, " Bouleott -"street. ~ X Vacancies -for Boarders; central position and good view of City and Harbour. Telephone 1671. ■ G* ROVE Motor Works, 70, Ghuznee-st., Repair any make of Motor Car. Tyres, Oils, and Petrol stocked. Car storage. _ UNCH 7nd Rest Room, Y.W.C.A., Fowlds's Buildings, Manners-street, entrance Herbert-street; Comfortable Boarding home, Hostel, ,6, Macdonaldcresceiit^ WHISKY becomes a real tonic wheh taken with Puriri. Puriri ripens the flavour of the spirit and delights the sensitive palate^ All hotels. MOTOR Cycle or Bicycle Tires or Inner Tubes. Cheapest house for best goods— motor or bicycle. J: O. Shorland Co., Cuba-street, Wellington. A S showing the popularity of THE VISIBLE YOST, the Factory has been doubled in size to cope with the great rush of orders. It does • the best work of all the Standard Machines, and is the most popular Typewriter to-'da? > It stands up to its ,woltk perfectly— ask any user. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO.,' LTD., .17 and' 19, Cuba-street, Wellington. 'Phone 1676. ' ' THE EVENING POST. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS A DVERTISERS will plcaso note Iha4 •^ • in order to ENSURE INSERTION in SAME- DAY'S PAPER, ADVERTISEMEiNTS MUST BE AT THIS OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 1 P.M. each' day. Advertisers 'Will ODlige by handing in their announcements EARLIER if pO3- * lbl6 ' ELUftPELL BBOS.. LTD,

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 71, 20 September 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 71, 20 September 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 71, 20 September 1912, Page 1

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