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TOT" ANTING a Smart Tailored Cos- * tume ? Well, now is your opportunity Ladies ! During tho present crisis we want to keep our expert staff busy. Hence Reductions in Tailored CostumeGive us a call it will pay you. Tailored Costumes, in Fox's Fine Navy Serge and Tweeds, scientifically built TO ORDER, FOR KV/Q SIEGEL'S, Ladies' Specialty Tailors, Only Address: Manners-street. REWARD. LOST, a Pink aoid Grey Parrot, talks, from Brooklyn. Finder please return to No. 31, Todman-street, Brooklyn. LOST; la«t Thursday, between Upper Hutt and Wellington, in Wairarapa morning train. Lady's Umbrella. Reward. Apply Evening Post. OST. Gold Chain Purse, vicinity Hotel Cecil. Handsome reward, Hotel Cecil. LOST, neighbourhood Featherston, last Saturday. Motor Hood Cover. Finder please leave address Featherston Garaige. LOST, Two Days' earnings through neglecting to take "Nazol" for a bad cold. 60 doses only ls,6d. XpOUND, Fawn Bull Dog. Owner reply JC to John Bull, Evening Post. OUND— The etaunchest friends of "Nazol" are those who have tested it for coughs and colds. npAKEN from Westbury's Shed, Pro- "- mier Byke. Plesaso return to Post Agency, Lower Hutt. Reward. TWO young ladies in business want single Rooms, electric light, hot bath, Id section, private family. D.M., Evening Post. ' MARRIED Couple and Child, 2. years, require, about 3 weeks hence, ■Board, with Bedroom and Sitting-room, on ground floor, which will furnish ; Oriental Bay preferred. State terms Sunny, Evening Post. IDDLE-AGED Companion-Help required ; principal duties, care of baby. Apply Mrs..J< M. Dawson, Cariton Gore-road,' Oriental Bay 'Phone 593 A. QUIET, musical young Man requires Home, with select private family, sunny side city, fairly , central position. Reply Homely, Post. LADY wishes to' Buy Set of Furs, neck and muff. Send particulars to Quality, Evening Po3t.__j \TOUNG Lady requires Board, private JL family, singlo room, central. J.A.E., Evening Post. , j TWO young ladies require Board and Residence ; termß moderate. Reply Central, Evening Post. TJIURNISHED Cottage to Let, SeaX 1 toun, every convenience, gas and electric light. Apply Lloyd, Jeweller, Lambton-quay. MRS. HARRIS-ROBERTS,. 1, Homestreet. Consultations daily, 2e_ 6d ; handwriting diagnosed. Public Circle, Friday, 8 p.m., Is. Address "Experiences in Spiritualism." j THIRST-CLASS ' Dressmaker — Young JC 1 lady seeks sowing by the day, in refined homes. Apply Stylish, G.P.O. MRS. ~BIGGINS, "Trance and Test Medium, Medical Clairvoyante, may be consulted (10 a.m. to 9 p.m.) 66, Abel Smith-street, near Cuba-street. TMTRS. DOUGLAS, fronT'LondonTScienXfX tific Palmist and Clairvoyante ; highest testimonials. 130, Upper Abel Smith-st. ; 2 till 9. At-homes attended. YOU -will eventually wear Wood-Milne Rubber Heels. Why not first as last? T SCHLY MORIARTY, Dead Trance 'JL_f» Spiritual Medium. Private Readings daily. Circles held Wednesday and Friday, 7.30. Developing Class Thursday Evening, 7.30. 21, Pine-streets N~~ ELSON^WOATE'S ~ Pure Teas— O.ur Tea for 35 years has sold by sheet merit alone. It is worth every penny of the price, and more. Its quality is outstanding. Get Nelson Moate's Tea. 1 LADIES are (unanimous concerning Wood-Milno 'Golf Balk. Longer in the drive, faster off the iron, moro accurate on the green. . PUBLIC .Notice.— When you want a Carrier ring up 1025, Carriers' Union. Open all holidays and_ Saturday Afternoons. No waiting. Ring 1025. N"_3LSON" MOATE'S Pure Teas— Their uniform quality make 6 them the most satisfactory. Only from the best can you get the best results. See you get Nelson, Moate's Tea. ' v 4 VISITORS to Wellington should try New Wentworth Hotel; quietest and best conducted in Dominion.- Firstclass table, up-to-date accommodation. Tariff 5s day. Permanent G»ests by arrangement. — Mrs. R. E. Howell, late Sydney. STAMP ! Stamp ! Stamp ! How it injures the nervous system. Get WoodMilne Rubber Hoels and minimise pavoment shock. THE Douglas Motor Cycle has proved its superiority. We would like you to have a trial run. Write or call. J. 0. Shorland and Co.. Cuba-street. ELSON MOATE'S Pure Teas— We are sure you can get no other Tea as good — you will be sure of it, too, when you taste the first cup. See you get Nelson Moate's Tea. ■ 3 PLEASANT reflections are induced by Wood-Milno Shoe Shine. It puts- a, wonderful face on leather. ELSON MOATE'S Pure Tea&- r Nel-OU Moate's Tea can be^ distinguished in a moment. It has a delicacy of flavour. a quality and purity that cannot be found elsewhere. Get Nelson Moate'e Tea. 2 EVIATHAN Private Hotel, 20, Man-ners-street, Wellington. # Entirely renovated and refurnished. Tariff 4s per day, 18s to 20s weekly. Meals 9d, or 10 tickets 6s 6d. PERSIAN CATS. AT Stud, Black Male ("Lord Bobs"), Chinchilla. Male ("Pasha II."), both high pedigree cats; Kittens for sale. Fees to Foglia and Copp, Vivian-street, 'Phone 3053. LOST POLICY. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, LIMITED. THE Policy No. 149326 on the life, of Ernest John Herbert Webb having been destroyed by lire, I hereby givo notice that a copy of tho original vyill be issued under Section 59 of "The Life Insurance Act, 1908," unless notice forbidding same be lodged on or before the 25th day of September, 1914. ROBT. DIXON, Acting Manager for New Zealand. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANOE SOCIETY, LIMITED. LOST POLICY. IT is the intention of this Society, on or after tho 10th day of October, 1914, to issue a Certified Copy in place of Policy No. 138074 on the lives of Reginald Cox and Florence Louise Cox, of Porirua, which is alleged to havo been destroyed by fire. P. D. LESLIE, Resident Secretary. Wellington, 10th September, 1914. ATTENTION ! ROSES, Gooseberries. Currants, and all Shrubs, etc., should be planted now before the season is over. Seed Potatoes, and the early Vegetable and Flower Seeds can bo planted now. But be sure to plant Cooper s the Seeds of Success 1 \B. COOPER, LTD., . jWillis-ttreefc.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue LXXXVIII, 10 September 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue LXXXVIII, 10 September 1914, Page 1

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