KING OF THE EMBROIDERY TRADE. WHY do we sell Embroidery cheap? Bocauso we buy Manufacturers' Remnants. You can buy cheaper than English prices. BARGAINS FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. 1000 yards Children's Frock Embroidery, 3s lid ; Sale Price Is 6d yard. 2000 Remnants Longcloth Embroidery Edging, all widths; 5 yawls for Is lid. 500 yaTds wide All-over Embroidery, 3e 3d ; Sale Price Is yard. 200 yards Camisole Embroidery Longcloth, Zs 6d ; Sale Price Is yard. 300 Remnants Embroidery Insertions, all widths; 5 yards for lOd. 16 doz. Children's White Embroidery Frocks, 6s 6d ; Sale Price 3s lid. A. DIMDORE'S, GREAT BANKRUPT STOCK SALE, 57, MANNERS-STREET. LOST,' Brown Overcoat, mid-day train Trentham, Labour Day. Reward. Address Evening Post. LOST, on 22nd October, between Wainui and Wellington, a Motor Engine Crank. Reward. Apply Evening Post LOST, Sunday, between Hill-street and Wadestown, Gold Pendant Brooch, amethyst and poarls setting. Reward at 13, Poplar-grove, Thorndon; much valued as gift. LOST, on Sunday, near Rona Bay Wharf, Camera Case, containing glasses, etc. Reward. Apply Taylor, 326, Lambton-quay^ OST, Sunday, 18th October, Gold Banglo, email photo, attached, between Pipitea-street and St. Paul's ProCathedral. Reward, 30, Pipitea-street. OST, Black Cocker Spaniel Pup, name ''Jimmy." Reward. 102, Majori-banks-street L OST— Will Person who took Bicycle from Banks's Buildings, on 22nd inst, return it 'at once to save further trouble. LOST, this morning, Adelaide-road, Sil- " ver-mounted Tobacco Pouch, with /initials J.E. Finder please return to Mercer, Hairdresser, 106, Adelaide-road. Reward^ L~ OST, between Riddiford-street and Newtown Park. Child's Blue Knitted Coat. Reward. 119 a, Riddiford-st. LOST, on Labour Day, Petone Recreation Ground, Gold Bar Brooch, opal centre, and opal pondant. Reward, 5, Manchester-street, Petone. LOST, two days' earnings through neglecting to take "Nazol" for a bad oold. 60 doses only Is 6d : __' POUND, on Sunday, a small sum of Money. Owner can have same by paying cost of advertisement. Particulars tq^ X/Y.Z., Evening Post. ___ FOUND, Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch, in Mrs. Rolleston's Hairdreaung Rooms. i FOUND— Snowden's Disinfectant ha« higher germ-killing properties than other disinfectants; non-poisonous. All chemists and grocers. TTtOUND — The etaunchegt friends of JD "Nazol" are those who have tested it for coughs and colds. MATERNITY Nurso disengaged. Apply 13, Tapirie-street, Hataitai. BOARD and Residence required b,y 2 young men. Apply, stating- terms, to Friends, Evening- Post. A LADY would like to hear of another lady or couple willing to Share six or seven-roomed House, City. Apply Urgently, Evening Post. BOARD and Residence required by married couple and child, central; private family preferred.. State terms X., Evening Post. ' , MARRIED Couple, One child, require : -S unfurnished "RoomY us? convoni-. i 'sncßff.v" Apply .'Bwpectab)e t JSvening Poßt fH ENTLEMAN requires Board . and V3T Residence, in vicinity of Oriental Bay or Clyde-quay. Apply, immediately, to Clerical, Evening Post. "\7ACANCY for married couple or two t friends; large front room, Qrcplace, ground floor, all conveniences; board optional; 'phone 3957. 148, The Terraoe. F you want to ride a Motor Cycle, ride a Rudge ; they always save your life. Boucher's, 74, Lambton-quay. FOR military leather ware, use WoodMilne Shoe Shine, the brightest and most lasting polish. FAXIN, the- ideal plate polish; makes your silver shine like a mirror; contains no acid to corrode. SUPERIOR Private Accommodation for visitors and permanent boardere. Enfield Lodge, 312, Montreal-st. West, Chrietchurch. THE People's Cafe, near Queen's Wharf will open Wednesday. Hours 6.30 a.m. to 11 p.m. First-class Meals. 9d. ESuperior accommodation. LSOHLY MORIARTY, Dead Trance • Spiritual Medium. Private Readings daily. Circles held Wednesday and Friday, 7.30. Developing Cla~ Thursday Evening, 7.30. 21, Pirie-street. FAXIN podMies your windows and glass; easy to shine; no hard rubbing. Ask for Faxin. SNOOKER Handicap Tournament at Redding' s City Billiard Parlour, 18, Brandon-street Three prizes. Nomination and Acceptance^ free. DISINFECTANT — Snowden's, Disinfectant is non-poisonous; 40 times stronger than Carbolic Acid on germs. All grocere and chemiats. FOR wet and slippery pavements WoodMilne Rubber Heels will keep you on your feet ' TTVAXIN will polish all brass and X? metals ; no acid to corrode. _ The best polish ever made. Use Faxin to polish. i CUNNINGHAM'S Registry— 'Phone IVJ 1572, private 3974 Plenty good Positions, all classes, town, country, for reliable, trustworthy persons. NOWDEN'S Disinfectant is the most efficient; double strength, non-poi-sonous, and cheapest. All chemists and grocers. AKIN, the polish that lasts longest; economical, cheap, and effective, can bo used to tho last drop ARRIAGE, Destiny, Chang«», Events, Prospects, Surroundings, Business, etc. Wonderful 2000 word readings. Send birth date and Is N.Z. stamp 6to Morny, Barkly-street, Brunsw'ck, Vie. FOR that low sweeping "drive," use Wood-Milne Golf Balls. They make bad players good and good players better. THE Douglas Motor Cycle has proved its superiority. Wo would like you to have a trial run. Write or call. J. O. Shorland and Co.. Cuba-street FAXIN shines all plate, metal ware, and glass; does not evaporate, and gives a polish that lasts. DISINFECT your homes with Snowden'e Disinfectant, as supplied to tho troops. All stores and chemists. TTNDERLINEN — Ladies' and ChiTKJ dren's ren_y-to-wear Underclothing of all descriptions, also Aprons; reasonable prices ; everything made on premises. Mrs. Miller," 52, Adelaide-road, First Tram Stop past Basin Reserve. ONLY the very finest Para Rubber is tisisd in making Wood-Milne Rubber Heel". That's why they last longer. YOUR Cream Supply ; What are you doing about it this season? The Dairy Union at Palmerston North is ready to handle it and return you the very best possible price. Start fhis month and give the "Farmers' Company" a trial. We pay railage and send cheque on 20th of month following supply, guaranteeing tests and weights. No snares required to bo taken up. Particulars from Box 91, Palmerston North,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 102, 27 October 1914, Page 1
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