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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 46, 24 February 1913, Page 1

FRUIT! PRUIT! FAMOUS HAWKES BAY PEACHES, PLUMS. TOMATOES, GRAPES, APPLES,' PEARS. All > Varieties. Direot from Grower. Cases Delivered Vree City and Suburbs. HAWKES BAY FRUIT-GROWERS' CO., LTD.. ' Retail - Depot — 119, Cuba<street, near - Hotel Grand Central. 'Phone No. 3864. . Wholesale Department— Cornhill-street.' SEE OIJR SPECIAL DISPLAY OF BOSTOCK'S. NEVER before in the history of Wellington has there been displayed such a comprehensive showing of Bostock's FOOTWEAR FOR GENTLEMEN^ as the exhibition now being shown in our windows. .. Nothing but tho latest, the nicest, and the neatest styles are shown— the stybes you liker-in Glace ' Kid, Box Calf, Patent Leather and Willow Calf Leathers. Make a note • now. to look in at PEARCE'S BOOT ARCAt>! 106, CUBA-ST. and RItfDIFORD-ST. . 'WATERPROOF MOTOR " SUITS.T TOAIN can't wet Motor Cyclists whose JC*» bodies are clad in our 35s Doublebreasted . Jackets, and whoso . legs aro covered with our rain-shedding Overalls > f at - 3 6s * 6d. The jackets have windcuffed sleeves and arc comfortable, easy'fitting, and durable WALLACE AND GIBSON, - THE "KASH." WE TIE THE BOW. tTTttIE latest thing in men's Neckwear. X We tie tho bow and \t stays tied, whother on or off your neck. There's a hole for 'the stud behind the bow, co it can't .slip. Large variety, to wear with , single collars. Price 2«. Also fine selections of Wide-end and Batswing Tie 3at 2s 6d. - ' ' ' WALLACE AND GIBSON,' - ' THE "K-ASH." ALL" CLAIMS. ■/"CREDITORS in the Assigned Estate of \J WILLIAM WOOLVEN, late Store-, keeper of WAITUNA t WEST, are requested ;to forward their Claims to the undersigned before 316t March prox., after whichdate they cannot be admitted. THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY, . LIMITED, Assignee. • •Wellington, 24th February, 1913. CLEARANCE OF "'' M " n ' : EMBROIDERIES i" 1 ITiMBRpIDERIES, INSERTIONS, and -Cr FLOUNCINGS at HALF-PRICE This Week, at JAMES SMITH'S, and .these am the bargains that ladies find profitable to secure. Thero is a fairly large lot to be cleared, but as the pKces lare vefy tempting there will not be much left after -to-morrow. ; ' ■ , WHITE LONGCLOTH EMBROIDERY, li to 2m wide, Worth 2jd. to,6d, now - Id to -3d ; ' 3in to 6in' wide./usually 6d to 10£ d ;: now 3d to 4£d. . FLOUNCINGS, 12in wide, usually Is to Is 6d ; now 6d to 9d. FLOtJNCINGS, • 27in.' for cluldren's dresses, usually Is lid to 2s lid, now Is to Is 6d.> CAMBRIC INSERTIONS,, lin to 2in wide, Usually 3£d to 6d,' now 2d to 3d. UNDERWEAR WIDTHS, usually 6d to 9d,.now3d to'4£d. Thfe is absolutely the -BIGGEST BARGAIN to be had in Cuba-street' this week. JA:MES SMITH, LTD. "•'\ REMOVAL NOTICE. BF. RICHARDSON, Electrician, • wishes ' to notify -his Patrons that 'he baa REMOVED to larger premises, 6, FARISH-STREET. 'Phone 3923.' NOTICE OF REMOVAL.- • TLTESSRS. WILLIAMS, HUNT AND . t CO , Professional Accountants, Stock and Share ' Broker's, have REMOVED to New, Offices, ACCOUNTANTS' CHAMBERS (First Floor), John-son-street,' Wellington {hext Kirkcaldie and Stains, Ltd.).- . ; / ' WILLIAMS, HUNT AND CO.; ; Accountants' Chambers, Johnston-street, -Wellington, 24th February, 1913. -„ ; C<EE OUR EXTENSIVE LINE Of ,' OFFICE CHAIRS , ' . 1 TYPISTS' CHAIRS, and ROLL-TOP DESKS. Prices to suit all buyers. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD., 17 and 19, Cuba-street, Wellington. 'Phone 16?6. T MR! JOHN S. BARTON^ Solicitor, HAS REMOVED to SECOND FLOOR, ACCOUNTANTS' CHAMBERS, J ohnston-Rtreet, Wellington (next Kirkcaldio and Stajii«) Telephone No. 3937. P.O. Box 927. "A FRAGMENT OF ASTROLOGY," By "MORNING STAR.*' - CONTENTS— What Astrology Is.ldealsv — Individuality and Personality. — Astrology, Palmistry, and Graphology t (their connection). — Prison Reform. —Training of Children. This unique little book ix>st freo for 16. 'Obtainable by Post Only. Address— "Morning Star," Evening Post. . i- , '