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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 152, 29 June 1914, Page 1

SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY. Hundreds of really good snips to be picked up AT GREAT SALVAGE SALE Which is still booming at A. DIMDORE'S. 6 only Ladies' Tweed, Coats, 15s 6d. Saturday bargain price Is. 3 doz. Nurses' Linen Aprons, Is lid. Saturday bargain price 9d. 20 do_. Woollen Vests, Is 6d. Saturday bargain price Bd. 50 doz. Ladies' Black and Tan Cashmere Hose. Is lid pair. Saturday bargain price lid pair. 57, MANNERS-STREET. r £1 REWARD. LOST, small Brooch; pearls in claw setting. Apply Secretary, George and J-ersley, Ltd. LOST, Zoo, Sunday morning, Righthand Glove; grey, lined. Obliged ioave R. and E. lingoy and Co., Ltd., jYlanners-street. • LOST, Sunday, between , Footscrayavenue and U Shod Pictures, Gold Cable Bangle. Reward. No. 1, FootscrayAvenup. LOST, Handbag, Grand Opera House, Sunday evening. Reward at 276, i_ainbton-cjuay. LOST, Pince-nez, Saturday evening, between Palliser-road and Grass-street. Please return 4, PaLhsei-road. toward. LOST, between Roseneath and Redemptonst Church, Gold-mounted Uroenstone Brooch, valued as keepsake. Reward, "Ranui," 102, Oriental Bay. LOST, or Strayed, about 8 months ago, Yellow and White Greyhound (white neck). Reward at No. 312. Tara-nnki-street. LOST. Fui Tassel, from stole. Will finder please post to E.A., Box 567, Chnstchurch. Reward. LOST, Umbrella, silver band on handle, with namo F. W. Gaidiner ongraved. Reward at 142, Willis-street. _ LOST, Saturday, 20th, in Hill-street, 1 Silver Wrist- watch, engraved name and addresj. Reward on returning to Miss Hosking, Selwyn-teriace. LOST, Gold Chain, with Pendant, between Queen's Wharf and Thorpdon station, or 6.25 train to Porirua; reward. Apoly Evening Poßt. LOST Keys replaced, Duplicate Keys of any description made without delay, all Locksmith's Repairs done Denton, Ironmonger, etc., 58, Willis-street. FOUND -The namo of the best remedy for coughs, colds, and influenza, is 'Nazol. i/'OUND.— We buy Pianos, highest prices - given. Piano* for sale from £10. All instruments thoroughly overhauled by experts and guaranteed. H. Nimmo *nd Sons, Piano Tuners and Repairers, new premises, 42. Kent-terrace. Phone 5474ILL G.B. call at Te Aro Post Office for letters?— Eileen. WOULD gentleman who' witnessed Lad on cycle knocked down by motor, opposite Times. Thursday evening, kindly write Favour, Evening Post? MOTOR-CAR Accident, and Cyclists, or Motor-Cycl st's Accident, Saturday, about ,18th April. Contractor anxious to hear from owners of car and cycle, ac ho wishes to compensate owners partly or wholly, if at fault. Apply Bridge Contract, Evening Post C~~ HOOKS. -Suohwd's VeJm_ Chocolates. The best and the purest pretty girls can eat. Sold everywhere. DR. M'GILL advises all women to ob- ■ tain his "Pastile .Treatment," and so save operdtions and unnecessary suffering. ApDly Mrs. A. Alpha, Bo_ 411, Wellington," or 16, Bolton-street, Monday and Thursday. 1 CHOCKS. Suchard's Volma Chocolates. The best and the purest pretty girls can eat. Sold everywhere. STAMMERING Cured; new system, permanent results. Oswald Metcalfe, " Donbank," porner of Wellington-terrace and Dixon-street. H~ EDGE' Plants from 2s per 100, Shelter 'frees from 3s 6d per 100, Vegetable Plants from Is per 100, Flowering Plant« and Bulbs from 6d por dozen ; over fifty million to offer; price-list free. B. H. Just, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. YOUNG man requires Bud-Sitting Room, fireplace, or share Apply E.P., Evening Post. GRAND Opera House; sell Velma Chocolates; swee', pure, and liked best by nice girls and Voys. V EAVING — must sell, massive maho-J-i gany Sideboard; suite of Furniture, gent.'s Cycle (with Eadie coaster brake). Apply 11, Hornor-street, Newtown. WE have now landed full stocks of_ all the leading makes in Medicinal Liquid Paraffin, which wo are selling at very low prices. At Evens's Pharmacy. "y-OUNG Couple, with child, want three A unfurnished Rooms, Kelburn, Oriental Bay. Apply Refined. Evening Post. A CHANCE Seldom Offered— Nine Rooms to Let, finely adapted for tea rooms or boarding house, rising seaside suburb, Wellington; hot and cold water, electric light, partly furniehed. Apply Prospect, Evening Post. ELSBACH Gas Radiators warm a room in 5 minutes. "VISITORS to Wellington should try » New Wentworth Hotel; quietest and bent conducted in Dominion. Firetolass table, up-to-date accommodation. Tariff 5s day. Permanent Guests by 'arrangement.— -Mrs. R. E. Howell, late Sydney. TVTOW. Buy~Suchard's Velma ChocoJL^ lates when you go to The King's. Velma Chocolates. Don't forgot. S "HAND'S Great Book Sale. Splondid variety of Books, all less 25 per cent. Bags, Purses, Birthday Books. THE Douglas Motor Cycle has proved its superiority. We would like you to have a trial run. Write or call. J. 0 Rhorland and Co.. Cuba-street. HIS Majesty's. Buy your tickets early, and then ask for Velma Chocks. You'll sure like them. fF you cannot get Horn (Job Punch from X your Grocer, ring direct to the Factory^Taltvnhone. Autoniatio_ 597^ C" OHN "COB PUNCH "and" Milk makes bone and muscle ; does you good ; kfept you fit GRAND Opera House; ~sell Velma L'hocolatos ; sweet, pure, and liked best_by nice girls and boys. S HAND'S Book Sate. All tho Poete^ln various bindings. Think of it, 25 per cent, off. Juno 50th lftpt day. 1 RVIATHAN Private Hotel. 20. ManJL- Mors-str.et, Wellington. Entirely renovated and refurnished. Tariff 4s per day, 13s to 20a weekly. Meals 9d, or 10 M"W. ?,t «, r | VELMA i« the nam. given to Such.ird's Chocolates. . It denotes thoir purity and distinguishes thorn from inferior makes. CORN (JOB PUNCH" is nonalcoholic; it is refreshing and invigorating with water, all mineral waters, or milk. Order a bottle to-day 1 F you have a Cold try Corn Cob -*■ Punoh and hot water, with a blico of lemon; it's really marvellous. Order a I bottle to-da-v EMPRESS Theatre, to-night ond every night when you go, buy VeJma Chocolates. They're real good. W ELSBACH Gas Radiators make an office copy and warm. NOW. Buy Suchard's Velma "Chooolate, when you go to The __ing'_>. y&lma Chsscoktes. Don't feget,