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THE KING "OF EMBROIDERY! T7IMBROIDERY, Embroidery. The 3 JLJ Days' Bargains in Embroidery. You can't help buying Embroidery when you eeo our price — 50 per cent. Cheaper than other shops in town. SPECIAL PRICES for 3 DAYS ONLY i— Wide All-over Embroidery, 7s lid yd., Special Price Is 3d yd. ; Wide Frock Embroidery, 4s lid yd., Special Price Is 9d yd. ; Camisole Embroidery, 3s lld < yd., Special Price 9d yd. ; _Wide_ Bedding Embroidery, 7d yd., Special Price l_d yd. ; hundreds of dozens of Laoe, wor^h 2s lid doz., Special Price 3d doz. ; Ladies' Laoe and Embroidery Camisoles, 7s_ lid, Special Price Is lid each. Embroidery Runners and Squares, 7s lid, Speoial Price Is 6d. At DIMDORE'S, 57, MANNERS-ST. LOST, Medal,' Willis-street; inscription "No. 17 Coy., W.S.C., Sergeant Lockerby." Reward. Return to 3, Whit-taker-etroet. IT OST, by young girl, on Wednesday A-*' night, Blue Satin Underskirt. Findor please return to shop. P- Cooper, Ltd., Willis-street. LOST, on Monday evening, Black Fur Muff, about Hoy-street. Finder rewarded, returning 22, Telford -terrace. OSTrTuesdayrßTack Pug Bitch (red collar), seen at Kent-terrace shrubbery, noa/ Reserve, 3 p.m. Wednesday. Good reward. 26, Ghuznee-st. LOST, Two Pound Notes, Sunday evening, between' Kent-terrace and Buckle-stroet Catholic Church. Reward, 82, Kont-terrace. • LOST, yesterday, Botanical Gwdons, ' pair Spectacles, in case. Reward. Apply Kelburne Tram Office, or Evening Post. • OST, Gold Brooch, set with green and white cameo. Finder rewarded on leturniiig to Reward, Evening Post. I OST — Having cleared the suporabundi ance of repairs work, wo are now able to execute all orders entrusted to us with celerity. The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co., 338, Lambton-quay. FOUND.— We buy Pianos, highest prices given. Pianos for sale from £10. All instruments thoroughly overhauled by experts and guaranteed. H. Nimmo, Piano Tuner and RBpairer, 75, Kent-terrace. 'Phone 3474. FOUND.— F. W. Gardiner gives unbiased expert opinion on selection of Pianos (only small feo charged) ; 25 years' experience as pianoforte tuner and ropairer. Business address, care G. E. Godbor, Painter, 142,' Willis-street. jf»£ REWARD is offered to any person cfeO giviqg information leading to the recovery of a Green Leather Bag, lost on the road between Feathereton and Petone on the 15th inst. Address communications to X.Y.Z., Evening Post. RS. STEINMAN, Medical and Busi- , ness Clairvoyanto. Interviews dswly. 87, Elisabeth-street. Developing Class Friday, 8 p.m. Few v-Ancies. BOARD and Resident 1 © in private family ; centrally situated ; convenient to oity station and all cars. 27, Aitken-at. YOUNG lady, engaged during day, re1 quires Board and Residence, Thorndon; private family preferred. Apply X., Evening Post. HpO Teachers and Others.— Flat to Let, -»- self-contained, near University ; lofty, open, -"sunny, quiets references. Gentlewoman, Evening Post. AIRDRESSER .Wanted ; first-class man only need *pply- Apply to W. G. Bosher, Cuba-street, opposite God-, ber'B. ' . , QAR>D^*aili Residence-* .fcequirod by young, lady engaged during day ; permanent : references. Terms to. A.S., Evening Post. . BALCONY Bed-Sittingroom to Let, ©very convenience ; finest harbour view, on, Terrace. Apply 221, Terrace. BIRDS-r-Canariee, to clear, cheap; large assortment African and Australian Finches, Parrots, Cuttlefish, Birdlime Seed. W. Gr-ei, 12-6, Vivian-street. "VTOUNG Women's Christian AssociaA tion-r-Comfortable Boarding Home, The Hostel, 6, M'Dpnald-crescent ; terms very moderate; trains and boats by request. Apply House Secretary, 6, M'Don-ald-crescent. AS silently as the camel pads its way across the desert. So will you walk through life on Wood-Milne Rubber i Heels. "O ESIDENTIAL Chambers— Bedrooms it) and Breakfast from. 12s 6d a week ; I bath, h. and C. shower. Also, _ Furnished suits of rooms, every convenience. I Under new management. 'Phono 3859.' 109. Abel Smith-street. BEDS to Let, from 6s per week; _ Rooms to Let,' from 8s per week. Leviathan Private Hotel, Manners-street. Try our Suppers. OOTS! Boots! Last Day Great ! Sale. Don't miss this, ladies: Patent Pearl-button and Lace Shoes, suode tops, nice, dressy, 13s 6d, 14s 9d, 15s 6d. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-place. *■ FOR SALE, new modern 5 and 6-room-ed Residences, every possible convenience, beautifully finished ; i-tcre, planted ; beet locality. Hawthorn, Town Hall, Lower Hutt., i~IHAMPIONS agree that Wood-Milne V^ Golf_ Balls are winners every time. Tho special is true on the greens, does not cut, and is very durable. CORN Cob Punch is non-alcoholic, but is much more pleasant. It is nippy. "TTAVE a spot?" "Don't mind ! XX Whisky and Puriri, please ! Not plain soda. — Puriri !" "^y, npHE Douglas Motor Cycle -has proved X its superiority. We would like you to have a trial run. Write or call. J. O. Shorland and Co., Cuba-street. ERRAVALLO'S Tonio (bark and iron wine) hastens convalescence, and is a powerful rojuvenator. /CREAMOATA (the^ cream of the VJ oat) is the best breakfast food. Porridge made with Creamoat* is easily digested. DON'T be put off with a substitute. Demand, gently but firmly, Corn Cob Punch. ERIIAVALLO'S Tonic (bark and iron wine) strengthens and invigorates the system. Tho_best tonic extant. CORN Cob Punch ful£ds a long-felt want — reduces the effect of alcohol. LWAYS, take. Puriri with whisky. It's far nicer than soda, and prevents tho "morning-aft-r-the-night-be-fore" trouble. CORN Cob Punch with mine, please! No, thanks — must be Corn Cob. npiRED, aching feet are produced by X hard leather on Tough roads. Walk upon a cushion of rubber — Wood-Milne Rubber Heels are best. i^REAMOATA (the cream of" the VV oat) is the best breakfast food. Porridge made with Creamoat*, is easily digested. ENTWORTH Private Hotel, Clydequay. New management. Vacancies Visitors and Permanent Boarderß. Tariff moderate. 'Phone 1190.— Mrs. ,Weddergpoon, Proprietress. MARRIAGE, Destiny, Events, Changes, Prospects, Surroundings, Business, etc. Wonderful readings. Send birth date, 6d N.Z. stamps, to Arion, Ardenetreet, North Melbourne. Victoria. CORN Cob Punch makes the best drink bettet. Have it with your next, and the next, etc., etc. *■ _^ MEN, don't miss, this, Saturday next: Gents' Ta,a and Black Derby Boots, Shoes, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d. Just landed, Crockett and Jones's latest shapes. J. W. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courte-nay-place.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 99, 23 October 1913, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 99, 23 October 1913, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 99, 23 October 1913, Page 1

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