> EMBROIDERY SALE. HERE WE ARE AGAIN! JUST OPENED UP, our New Summer Range of Embroideries. Another of our GREAT EMBROIDERY SALES T FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Bargains ■ and Bargains. 100 yds Children's wide Frock Embroidery, 3s Ud, Sale Price Is 6d yd; 110 yds extra heavy Camisole Embroidery, 2s 6d, Sale Price Is yd; 50 yds Longoloth Camisole Embroidery, 2s lid, Sale Price Is yd ; 30 yds Allover Embroidery, extra wide, 2a lid, Sale Prieje Is yd; 111 yds wide Embroidery Beading, 6gd, Sale Price 2d yd; hundreds of yards narrow and wido Longcloth Embroidery, to be cleared at 5 yds for Is 6d, at A. DIMDORE'S, 57, MANNERS-STREET. t DEPOSIT RECEIPT^ LOST, last evening, in the vicinity of Cuba-«treot, 2 Bank Deposit Receipts, good reward, of no value but to • owner. Apply Evening Post. T OST, a small parcel of Child's Under1 *-i clothing; reward. Apply Evening Post. ____^ LOST, between Wharves and Grantroad, silver-mounted patent L. and Co. Pipo. Kindly leave at 26, Grey-st. ; finder rewarded. OST. a. Black Cocker Spaniel Pup. Person _ giving information as to whereabouts will b« well rewarded. Detainer prosecuted. Apply 100, Tho Torraco LOST, on Saturday morning, a Black and Tan Pup (Sydney Silky). Reward, 33, Walter-street LOST, Saturday morning, between Te Aro House and Kirkcaldie and ' Stains, via Manners-street, a pair of Pinenoz. Reward, apply Hotel Bristol. FOUND— Snowden's Disinfectant has higher gemi-killing properties than other disinfectants; non-poisonous. All chemists and grocers. M" RS. HARRIS-ROBERTS, Clairvoy- , ante, etc., 1, Home-st., ' Kont-tor ; Hours 10 to 5; Public Cjrcle, Wednesday, , 8 p.m., 6d; t Seance, Friday, 8 p.m., Is. ! Handwriting' diagnosed. ' TT ADY wants Position in doctor's or Xi dentist's surgery. Apply Practical, Evening Post. I^IOMPOSITOR (news or jobbing), allV>/ round newspaper experience, firstclass references, desires Work. Apply E.G.A., 101, Pirie-street, Masterton. ! f^i O-CART for Sale, a. bargain, cost £5 ; _ VJT will take £1 cash. Address at Evening Post. MRS. E. SCHUTZE, Metaphysician, will demonstrate tho power of Medioal Clairvoyance (to Ladies only), Wed- - nesday afternoon, 3 o'clock. Boulooit Chambers, Boulcott-street. Collection. MRS. STEINMAN. Masonic Hall, Boulcott-street, TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m., • demonstrates Clairvoyancy and Peychometry from articles. Admission, Sixpence. Private interviews daily, 48, Boulcott-st. SUPERIOR Accommodation for 2 Gents; all conveniences. Apply ■ 301, ' Willis-street. WELL-APPOINTED Furnished Flat to Let, large garden, convenie nces, quite separate. Apply 36, RoxI Burgh-street. TUNIOR Assistant required for the b O Palmerston North United Friendly ' Societies' Dispensary - TrvRESSMAkING~done on the shortest X/ notice. Mrs. Duncan, Dressmaker, i 68, Roxburgh-street. T ADIES! The latest fashion; Hand- . X_ written Visiting' Cards. Wright, Writer, Post Buildings, Willis-street. OUR pa«th through life is easy, wear- '"'" ing ..W^ood-Milne Rubber Heels. . The hard-wearing, , velvety heels which ■ every footwear merchant reconlmendg. fi ARJDENING— Wanted, 3 or 4 days ' VJT ' weekly, by all-round gardener. T.1.D., Evening Post. BP., the best paint for outside atnd • and inside. Paint your house dur- ■ ing holidays.' Cheap, in gallon and half- ' gallon tins. R. Martin, Manners-street. FAXIN gives plate and all metals a polish that lasts. Polish your windows I with F^xin. Sold by T. M'Goldriok. EVERY pavement is paved with rubber to wearers of Wood-Milne Rubber 1 Heels'. But specify "Wood-Milne." NOWDEN'S Disinfectant is 'the most efficient; double strength, non-poi-sonous, and cheapest. All chemists and grocers^ AKIN, the ideal metal, plate, and glass polish, qan be used to the last drop. Sold, by JR. S. Wilson, Kelburn^ | makes the home happy. yj Our Artisfcio Wallpapers do the trick. 1 R. Martin, Ltd., Manners-street. DRIVE for Drive the Wood-Milne Golf Ball maintains ita supremacy. FAXIN— J M'llwraith, Willis-street, sells Faxin for giving a grand polish to all metals and glassware. 1 fTTHE Douglas Motor Cycle has proved X ' its superiority. We would like' you " to have a trial run. Write or call. J. . Q. Shorland and Co.. Ouba-Btrcet. ■ T7IAXTN, the 'ideal metal, plate, and ■ X 1 glass polish, can be used to the , last drop. Sold by J. Boyd, Hataitai. 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 6a 6d. . T IGHTLY- tread 1 Lightly .tread! , XJ Wood-Milne Rubber Heels minimise the Bhock of hard pavements. Get a pair. 1 TT|ISINFECT your homes with Snow- . XJ den's Disinfectant, as supplied to ) tho troops. All stores and chemists. MAKE your children happy at this fes-, tive season. Spend sixpence on one • of our beautiful Water-colour Boxes. R. Martin, Ltd., Manners-street. HATDI— The hat is cleaned in two minutes ; dries quiokly ; all colours. ■ Makes it like new. 6d a bottle. R. • Martin, Manners-street. AXIN— W B. Summers, Kilbirnie and Hataitai, sells Faxin for giving a grand polish to all metal and glassware. POR Picture-framing, go to R. Martin's, Mannors-street. The best and cheapest. LICKSHINE Furniture Reviver gives a perfect gloss on all furniture. Used ' with a soft rag ; shines likes glass. Is . per bottle. R. Martin, Manners-street. T7IAXIN— H S. Hawker, Austin-etreet, . Ms sells Faxin for giving a grand polish • to all metal and glassware. ISINFECTANT — Snowden's Disin. fectant is non-poisonous; 40 times ' stronger than Carbolic Acid on germs. ' All grocers- and chemists. L" ADIES and Gontlemen, Consult Madame King, Gifted Clairvoyant* i and Palmist. Advice all subjects. 52, i Cambridge-terrace. , ~~ACCOMMODATIOjM' ON A FARM. SUPERIOR Board a*d Residence, 3 mil cc from Master ton, orchard, \ tennis court, horso and trap. Apply Mrs. [ Anketell, Upper Plain, Masterton. £10 REWARD. THE above Reward will be paid to any person who will supply information that will locate the person who removed articles of Jewellery (and recovery of same) from house, 136, Ghuznee-stroet, on the night of 20th August last. Apply afc EVENING P.Q3T.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 138, 8 December 1914, Page 1
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