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TF you want to Look Smart and Cosy TEDDY BEAR TEDDY BEAR COATS ! Why pay 55s for a Teddy Bear when v,e have them for 30s? rleavy Woollen Blanket Coats, in latest colours and styles, 45s now 18s 6d Ladies' Knitted Sporting Coats, in all colours, 15s 6d now 9s 6d Knitted Norfolk Jackets, 10s 6d now 5s lid Childreh's Knitted Coats, complete with Cap, 9s 6d now 1 45, 6 d. A. DIMDOUE, 57, 'MANNERS-STREET. LOST, last week, gold Brooch, set with pearls. Reward, 80. Webb-st,, City. LOST, on Saturday last, between Wellington and Lower 'Hutt, 1 single Flax Mattress. ' Please return to 'L. Clodke, Carrier, Lower Hutt. LOST, between Berhampore and Newtowu Fire Brigade, Double Gold-bar Brooch with .blue stone; keepsake. Reward. 9. Milton-street. LOST, ' Birthday Book, about fortnight ago. Reward. 236, Willis-street. LOST (10s reward), Gold-mounted -Eyeglass, .on spring, button chain, between Mulgra-\e-3treet and Lambton v Station. Address Evening Post. LOST, from Arahuru,- on 20th, fawn Pug Dog, lump on eyelid; answers name Pom; reward. -Apply J. Currie, Union Company's Wharf Office. LOST, -between 162, Tasman-street, and Mount Cook Police Station, Parcel Bed Linen. Return Police Station. LOST,- Return Ticket, Thorn_on 'to [ Auckland j number r given stationmaster. 'Reward" at 110, Adelaide-road. LOST, Gold- Earring, .between Roseneath and Berhampore. Reward, Barton's, General Drapers, Berhampore. LOSTTGent's Umbrella, -between ThorrTdon Station and Hotel Cecil, Monday evening. ' Reward, Hotel Cecil. LOST, in tram car on Saturday night, between John-street and Veitch and Allan's Corner, a Purse, containing 30a in gold. Reward, 90, 'Hanson-street. LOST, ' Sunday, from Roscoe-terrace, Wstdestown, Black Shaggy-coated Puppy, about three months old. Reward. Athol Morrig, above address. 'Phono 649. 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 Repairer, 75, Kent-terrace. 'Phon« 3474- I_j1 _j A STUDENT, (Victoria College) with 3 years' terms, is open to do Coaching up to Matriculation, Senior Civil Service standard, in Pure Mathematics, Chemistry. Physics, and French. Apply Axiom, Evening Post. . (P'OMPETENT Shorthand-Ty piste" 'seeks \J employment ; previous experience ; good testimonials, Competent, Evening Post. , jT>EFINED young Lady wants Position '-tl; as' Ladyhelp or -Companion, Apply Refined, Evening Post. VERY quiet comfortable Home offered 2 or 3 Gentlemtn. 2, Percival-st. X7"ACANCIES~for 2 or 3~Boarders j p"rT- » vatn home; good table. 26, ' Maystreel r (oft' Molesworth^atreet). FOR Rough- and ''Chapped Hands, 1 uso "VeUone," Is 6d at 1 Chemists, and at Castle's Pharmacy, 70. Cuba-street. ENERGETIC young Man Would like to jlearn Picture Operating. Apply., J.S., Evening Posh __ D,ENTi(_r'Mebn_nk!S— Good Proposition m< to smart' Man, 'only small capital mquired. .Apply, Dental, Evening. Post. MARR-lED Couple' w;ants small furnished pottage, or Roo.rhs, 'With sole use of kitchen.' Terms to' Grocer, E.ening Post. '.."•' • : "■STISITORS ,to Wellington should try ▼ New Wentworth Hotel, quietest and best_ conducted in, Dominion., Excellent cuisine* anil management. _ Mrs. R. E. Howell, late Sydney. Tariff, 5s per day; Permanent Guests by arrangement. •\TACANCY.for ' Boarders* at No. 6, '»' Harbour 'View, ,off' Boulcott-st., 'phone. 2.75 L , NO. 9, Kensington-street, has Vacancy for several gentlemen. B^EEHlVEfKnitting. Machine Company. ■ Make Hosiery in your own home; profitable 'work ;_ previous experience not necessary. Write now. Beehive Knitting Machine Company, Bourke-th, Melbourne.' - , OTOR-CAR (lateßt American)— Want - cd, a. few Driving Lessons. State terms 'to Get Busy, Post Agency, Newtown^ | t __ LARGE, comfortable Bed-Sittingroom to Let. 36, Roxburgh-street. TWO .young- Civil Servants require Private Lodgings ; single rooms preferred. ' Reply Government, Evening Post. ' . MADAME SONA, Clairvoyant, Palmist; advice all subjects; Wingfieldstreet, first cottage off Molesworth-street, Thorndon.' Reduced fees. Hours, 10 to 9.' YOUNG lady, engaged during day, desires a Bed-Sittmgroom, Oriental Bay preferred. •• Apply Orie, Evening Post. VACANCY for 4 or 5 Boarders; also furnished Room, suit married couple. 235. Thorndon-quay. ' REV. DAVID A., LEISK, Psychic Reader. Interviews daily. Term closing shortly. Special Readings Tuesday, 7to 9 p.m., Is. 21, Pirie-street. PRIVATE Board and Residence, every comfort, good table, piano. 2, Baystreet, Petone. SELECT Board-Residence in thoroughly up-to-date House, single and double Rooms, mo«t central, quiet. 26, Hawke-stone-street, 'Thorndon. ~ ' i WHY increa^o your own nervous tension by stamping discordant notes out of paving stones? Wear Wood-Milne Rubber Heels V""ACANCIFjS for a . few Boarders; Single' utul double rooms. 41, Murphy - fetreet. Tel. 2025. '_ MRS. BIGGINS, Trance and Test Medium, Medical Clairvoyante,, may be consulted 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 66, Abol Smith-street, near Cuba-street. ORN COB "PUNCH and~MiTk makes bono and muscle j docs you good ; keeps you (it. THE Douglas Motor Cycle has proved its superiority. We would like you to have a trial run. Write or call. J. O. Shorland and Co.. Cuba-street. IF you have a Cold' try ' Corn Cob Punch and hot water, with * slice of lomon; it's really marvellous. Order a bottle to-day, YOU can see your f_ce in boots polished with Wood-Milne Shoo Shina. It preserves the leather and doesn't soil the clothes. IF you cannot, gel- Corn Cob Punch from your Grocer, ring direct to the Factory. Telephone, Automatic 597. ** WUARE KOA," Day's Buy. ThTs »t, new Accommodation House is now open to receive Visitors ; luncheon and afternoon tea served. For terms, etc., apply Mr. E. W. Wiae. T~~*H_f Wood"Mirne~GolT"Ball is sure off the irons, and 'does not aggravate any slight tendency Jo '^siice" or "pull." XCELSIOR Hat, Dyo (in all bhades) is recommended as an excellent money-sa.vpr. Expensive h*la can Ie i*a\i>,d from destructor bj using a 6d Lvtllc. Tingey'j, Ltd.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 76, 31 March 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 76, 31 March 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 76, 31 March 1914, Page 1