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I BUSINESS MEN.— TAKE NOTICE. LOST, Cheque No. 321880, drawn by Shepherd's Arms Hotel account on ! Baak New South Wales. Payment stopped. LOST, Sunday night, by gentleman being taken to Thorndon Private Hospital from St. John's Church, Pocketbook, containing two ten pound notes, one j five, and four jxmnds; owner's name inside. Substantial reward Mrs. Miller's, j 83, Roxburgh-street. ■ OST, or taken by mistake from Wednesday evening's Napier express, Brown Brief Bag, with initials "J.A.F." j on silver plate. Please return to Evening Post. | LOST, a pair Pince Nez, in or about Taranaki-street. Reward on returning to Davis and Clater, Lambton-quay. OST, Silver Dorothy Bag, with cash and railway ticket, between Lambton Station and Mulgrave-street. Reward I 35, Willis-street. LOST,' Overcoat, on road between Petone and Ngahauranga. * Reward. Apply Evening Post. 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. _ ■|7 ; £>UND, in Wallace-street, Saturday, -T Parcel containing Work, eto. Owner can have same by describing and paying coefc of advertisement. Apply Evening Post. FOUND, 4 Expert Hairdresser- at tho Military Hairdreseing Saloon, 191, Cuba-atreet, opposite Veitch and Allan. FOUND — We Buy Pianos; highest prices giveu. Pianos for sale from £10; all instruments thoroughly overhauled by experts and guaranteed. H. Nimmo, Piano Tuner and Repairer, 75, Kept-terrace. 'Phone 34-74. PRIVATE Boara and Residence, single rooms, every convenience; terms moderate. 28, , Kent-terrace. TfACANCIES for two Men Boarder.; ▼ piano and all conveniences ; 18s. Addrees at Evening Post. BOARD and Residence required by two young men. Plea.c state full particulars to Southern, Evening Post. A YOUNG man wants Board and Residence, central position. . Terms to Moderation, Evening Post. BOARD and Residence wanted by gentleman, vicinity Upper Willis or Abel .Smith streets ; single room. Terms to Superior, Evening Post. LARGE Unfurnished Front Room to Lot, 112, Clyde-quay, opp. boat harbour, magnificent outlook; very select. LAD_* wants Home in private family, as paying guest; Thorndon preferred ; moderate terms ; references exchanged. A.B.R.> Evening Post. SUPERIOR Board and Residence, for gents. Apply 80, Clyde-quay ; new management. * YOUNG man seeks Situation, in any capacity; not afraid of work; good references. Apply H. Brown, Wilton-rd,, Karow. _. GOOD, stylish Dressmaker, from leading, house, Sydney, open for Engagement for few weeks. For address Evening Post. _ BOARD and Residence wanted by 4 young ladies; central; share rooms. State terms to Quartette, Evening Post. /GENTLEMAN wants Board-Residence, v3T _ with private family, Kelburne vicinity preferred; 6tate terms. Apply Wigwam, Evening Post. NZ., ( Sheep Farmers' Labour' I.x- • -change, 31, Huhfcer-street, Wellington. Wanted, ,Married Couples,' Plough* !n?! n?1 _* 'JfyS&Re&Qfa^iSPi i 5s A Shop * h-tae,, Fat bf Hands, Gardeners, Cowmen, Teamsters,' et<£ ' HENRY~viCTOR, N.A.S., Clauvoy^ ant," Psychic Reader, Healer. See testimonials. 21, Cambridge-terrace. Season 610.ea Monday, 23rd. VfOU can't beat Reka Butter; Prove it JL r by trying it. Sola at' Campbell's. rfiHOJtINLEIGH, Bouicott - streetT^ A , Vacancies ' for , Boarders; central position and good view of City and Harbour. Telephone 1671. LADY offers Board in well-appointed, ' home to 3 gentlemen, single rooms. Address at Evening Post. OLD and young like Tucker's Toffee; it is great stuff. Is per tin at Campbell's. YARROW, late Star Cafe, Lambtonquay, has taken over Eagle's Private Ifyt-l, Courtenay-place. Tariff 4s 6d .ay. Permanent*. '__». GLAXO' is "bonsor" for babies and grown-ups. Is, 2s, 5s per tin, at Campbell's. N~ URSEi with bright, comfortable home, would take charge of a convalescent patient. < Address reply Nurse, Evening Post. "ftfIGHTINGALE Taxi Service. Th* X 1 best car in Wellington for weddings, parties, etc. 'Phone 2624. Nightingale, 103,' Lambton-quay. rpASTY Soups from Cross, aad BlackX well's lib tins, assorted, Is 3d; in j packets, 6d. Campbell's. npHE natural mineralised qualities of IJL Puriri make it an ideal reviver when you feel' dull or bilious. Obtainable at all hotels. "t>lßDS— Cockatoos, Corellas, Parrots, J3 Canaries, Finchos, Pheasants, Squirrels, Tortoises, Pigeons, Bird Medicine, Cuttlefish, Birdlime. W. Grei, Bird Dealer, 1-5, Vivian-street. _^ WHISKY becomes a real tonio when • taken with Puriri. Puriri ripens the flavour of the spirit and delights the 1 sensitive palate. All hotels. SPLENDID Plum Puddings, tasty and wholesome, are sold by Campbell at Is 2d, 2s, 3s. AFTER the night out at the club or social, try Puriri. 'Tis best for that livery feeling. All hotels stock it. K~ EROSENE, that gives a splendid light, costs only 4s 3d per tin at 1 Campbell's. UNCH and Rest Room, Y.W.C.A" Fowlds's Building., Manners-street, entrance Herbert-street ; Comfortable Boarding home, Hostel, 6, Maodonaldcrescent. GIVE the kiddies Allen and Hanbury's ' Foods; they'll thrive 1 . Nos. 1 and 2, Is 6d; No. 3, ,Is. Campbell's. ROVE Motor Works, 70, Ghuzn-e-st., Repair any mike of Motor Car. Tyres, Oik, and Petrol stocked. Car .tor age. . _ , MOTOR Cycle or Bicycle Tires or Inner Tubes. Cheapest house for best g_ods-_otor or bicycle. J. 0. Shorland Co. , Cuba-street, Wellington. I~~n__TRAS for dinhers Petit Pois, lib U ' 6d; Dried Peas, lib packet 4d. Campbell's. HE Great Herbal Cure for Indigestion and all disorders of the stomach is Nokol— Dr. Crossland's Noxol. It is composed of herbs and fruit juices; it cures in Nature's own way— -and cures every time. Price 2s a bottle, at all chemists and -tore.. Dr. Crosebmd'*, No-01. ___. NOTICE. OWING to the increasing number of Advertisement, sent to this office through the telephone, the Proprietors of THE EVENING POST desire to notify that they will not be responsible for any errors in wording or insertion of Advertisements so sent. Advertisements or instructions connected ther.ivith should be forwarded in writing,

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 74, 24 September 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 74, 24 September 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 74, 24 September 1912, Page 1