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SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY! What do you think of these for REAL, GENUINE BARGAINS? Every one a Record-breaker-Men's Tan Willow Calf Boots, 27s 6d. Now 13s 6d Men's Heavy Green Hide Boots, 21s. Now 14a 6d Men's Heavy Working Boots, 18« 6d. Now 8s 6d Men's A. E. Marlow's Tan and Black Boots, 22b 6d. Now 13s, 6d Men's A, E. Marlow's Patent Leather and Glace Kid Shoes, 27s 6d. Now 10s 6d Ladies' Tan Glace Kid Boots and Shoes, 21b. Now 5s 6d A. DIMDORE'S GREAT BANKRUPT STOCK SALE, 57, Manners-street. LOST, black and tan Collie Pup, in Newtown, on Tuesday ' morning. Reward on returning to J. O'Brien and Co., Customs and Forwarding Agents, Brandon-street. LOST, Cheque, between Boulcott'terraee and Boulcott-street, for £112 10s, dated 15th August ; number 45090 ; drawn on National Bank, Te Aro. Please return 166, Cuba-street. Payment stopped. LOST, between Lambton-quay and Molesworth-street, Tueeday evening, small Brown Purse, containing money and key, etc. Reward, Evening Post. LOST, since Sunday, light grey Persian Cat. _ Good reward on returning to 59, Majoribfnks-street. LOST, between Arcadia Hotel and Economic, a Gold Curb Chain Bangle. Reward at Arcadia. OST, Chubb Key. six lever, No. 1058. Finder please return G. H. Price, Mercer-street. LOST, Monday, from Zak's, Mannersstreet, Gent c Bibycle. Reward. Apply E. Johnston and Co., Lambton-quay. LOST, in Sydney-street, to-day, Starting ' Handles of Motor C_cle. Reward. Apply Edmunds, Ocean Insurance, Cue-tomhouse-'quay. LOST, between Manners-street and Courtenay- place, Girl's Diess. Reward T. Page, Outfitter and Tailor, 340, Lambton-quay. LOST, a Green Parrot. Reward, Barrett's Hotel. ___ j _________ "J7OUND, the Biggest and Best BarXT gains in Silver -mounted Hair Brushes ever dreamed of; 2 brushes and comb for 10s 6d, Ordinary price 255. Tho Goldsmiths, and Silversmiths Co., 338, Lambton-quay. OUND.— We buy Pianos, highest prices given. Pianos for sale from £10. All instruments thoroughly overhauled by experts and guaranteed. H. Nimmo, Piano Tuner and Repairer, 75, Kent-terrace. 'Phone 3474. FOUND.— F. W. Gardiner givee unbiased expert opinion on selection of Pianos (Only small fee charged) ; 25 years' experience as 4 pianoforte tuner and repairer. Business address,' care G. E. Godber, Painter, 142, Willis-street. MRS. BIGGINS, Trance and Test Medium, Medical Clairvoyante, may be consulted 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 66, Abel Srpith-street, neir Cuba-street. MRS. DONALDSON, pßychometrist. Magnetic Heal.r, may be consulted daily (except Saturday), 1 to 8, at 5, Belfast-street, Basin Reservej : HORSE and Trap wanted On Hire, for few weeks; easy work. Full particulars to A.D., Evening Pos^ HE Talk of the Town— Best Potatoes, 241b a Is ; large Sacks, delivered free, 10s. C. Lewis, 147, Manners-street. DUMPY Level and Staff for Sale, in good order. Drawing Office, Power Station, Jfervoi»quay. DRAPERY Saleswoman want. Position; 10 years last situation; allround experience; used to buying. Apply Draper, Evening Post. POSITION required for two sisters; domesticated, good dressmakers, a-nd plain cooking; 25 years' reference; joint position preferred ; capable managing any large establishment. Apply Manageress, Evening Post. ATRIMONIAL .—Young tradesman, age 23, with means, desires to meet young lady about same age, view to matimonv ; photos exchanged. Reply A.A., G. 8.0. * YOUNG gentleman requires superior homely Apartments, as paying guest, with English people. Apply Briton, Evening Post. ITUATION as Portei or Handy Man. ' Apply E.M., Evening Post. ORIENTAL Bay— Gentleman requires good private Board and Residence. Apply 8.E.C.5. , Evening Post. ■\7ACANCY Gentleman Boarder ; single ▼ room, electrio light; 'phone 2761. 6, Harbour- view, off Boulcott-st., City. fiENTLEMAN requires Board and VX Residence. Particulars an_ terms, Albion, Evening Post. FOR SALE, 3_-h.p. Motor Cycle, F.E., guaranteed best condition; sacrifice £40 ; must sell, through accident. Address Evening Post. PIANO fot Sale, English, iron frame, overstrung, check action, handsome ca«e; cost £75; taka £45 cash. Kirkman, Evening Post. OUNG lady requires Board; Catholic family preferred; would share room. Address Central, Evening Post. SIX-ROOMED modern House, Emer-soh-street; rent to suit approved tenant; Furniture for Sale. Apply 86, Ellice-street. K-ROOMED Cottage to Let, all conveni- * ences ; good yard. Apply after tonight, to 96, Moleaworth-street. j /GENTLEMAN, bachelor, in comfort- j VJ able position, wishes to make acquaintance of domesticated, accomplished, fair-haired single lady (about 25), English. Addres. Anglaise homme bien ne, Evening Post. A AND P., the Hall-mark of quality. • Beware of cheap and inferior imitations. When ordering your chick food be sure and get A. and P. YOUNG man, just arrived, requires work ; country preferred ; slight knowledge sheop ; excellent references from Home; smart. Apply 43, Glen-bervie-terrace, Wellington we stocbTcorn cob punch. RING up early to ensure delivery. W.F.C.A., Lambton-quay. 'Phone 1091 1 GOOD Lodging House, low rent, good stand, always full ; must sell within week to best offer ; no agent. Address Evening Fost. CONSULT Madame King, Gifted Clairvoyante. Advice love, marriage, prospects, etc. 52, Cambridge-terrace, opp. Presbyterian Church. ~w_T stock" corn cob~punchT" RING up early to ensure delivery. W.F.C.A., Lambton-quay. 'Phone 1093. 1 CHICK feeding is a science. It is not quantity, but quality you want. See you get A. and P. Chick Raiser, the standard of quality. All grocers stock it. UPERIOR Suites Furnished Rooms, every convenience, also separate Bedrooms, in house newly furnished and decorated ; bath, h.c. shower 109, Abel Smithstreet (under new management). SUPERIOR Accommodation in Christchurch at St. Elmo, 52, Worcesterstreet ("West End"). Guest, have the free use of a eplendid tennis and croquet lawn, etc. Miss Hampton, proprietress. . / IF you want a Room Papered, now is the time. Papers selling cheap ; only best tradesmen employed. Tingey'e, Manners-street. i

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 44, 20 August 1913, Page 1

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