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A GREAT DAY FOR THE MEN AT DIMDORE'S. Now is the time to buy your Winter Goods. 100 doz Men's Tunic Shirts, in fancy stripes, 45. 6 d, special price 2s 6d ; 50 do/; Fancy Striped Shirts, 3s 6d, special price Is lid; 15 doz Men's Merino Underpants and Singlets, 3s 6d, special price Is 6d;. 60 doz Men's Fleecy Underpants and Singlets, 4s lid, special price 2s 6d ; 20 doz Men's strong Braces, Is 6d, special price 6d ; 30 doz Men's Fancy Cashmere Hose, Is 3d. special price 6d ; 21 doz Men's Woollen Shirts, with collars or bands, 4s lid, special price 2s lid ; .50 doz Men's Dermo Collars, 9d, special price sd. AT THE GREAT FIRE SALE, 57, Manners-street. ' T OST, a smaU BROWN PEKINESE DOG. Good reward on returning to MISS E. L, JOHNSTON, Fitzherbert-terrmce. £1 REWARD^ LOST, Gold Brooch, with large diamond, Wednesday, a.t or near Thorndon Station, by passenger Napier Express. Reward- Apply Evening Poet. LOST, English Fox Terrier, answers name "Sam." Reward, Dr. Hogg, 315 WiUis-street. LOST, dress circle Grand Opera House, pair of Pince-nez. Apply 33, Moles-worth-street. Reward . OST, Tuesday afternoon, a Gold Brooch (3 bars and 3 crossbars of pearls), small chain attached. Reward. Apply Evening Post. OST, presentation Gold Watch, with monogram and inscription. Liberal reward on returning to Stewart Dawson and Co. LOST, black Cocker Spaniel Dog. Reward Grand Hotel. LOST, gent.'s Poneke Bicycle on 3rd inst.,. at the Basin Reserve. Reward on returning to Railway Hotel. OST, Gold Wristlet Watch, between WUlis and Upper Dixon streets. Reward, 137, Upper Dixon-street. OST, between WilUs, Vivian, and Tory streets, NeUie Stewart Bangle, from Tom to Kate, re solution engraved inside; valued as keepsake. Reward. 129, Upper Ghuznee-street. LOST, our Furniture, but we got good prices. We let Blake and Co., "The" Auctioneers, 53, Cuba-street, seU it. FOUND — The superior flavour of Desert Gold Tea wins everyone's favour. Test it to-day. Is 8d and 2s. "PRIVATE Board and Residence, single JL and double rooms, c.L, every convenience; terms moderate. Earlsmead House, Kensington-street. 'Phone 2181 A. FOUND— We buy Pianos, highest price* given. Pianos for sale from £10. All instruments thoroughly overhauled by experts and guaranteed. H. Nimmo and Sons, Piano Tuners and Repairers, new premises, 42, Kent-terrace. 'Phone 3474. OUND— Desert Gold Tea h*s captured New Zealand. Incomparable for flavour, strength, bouquet, »nd economy. All grocers. OVWd, a~heap of cash through sending articles not in use for sale to Blake and Co.,' "The" Auctioneers, 53, Cuba-street. L~~ AW Clerk Wanted, used to searching and simple conveyancing. Apply Fell and Atkinson, Nelson. MRS. -DOUGLAS-.-t- (from London), Scientific Palniist . ahd Clairvoyant, '16, pai'rett-sfreet.' Hours, 2 p.m. till 9 p.m.* Highest testimonials. iAOANCY for two young Men in private family, soft washing and mending. Apply 233, Thorndon-quay. HOME offered companionable Office Girl/ private family, assist spare time; 10s per week Apply References, Evening Post. riTHE Paintings, Drawings, and Etchings JL of Hermina Arndt can bo seen from 4 tiU 6 daily at Bartlett's. Studio, 10, Wil-lis-strcot, during the coming week. "TT'S a Long Way to Tipperary" and JL other Patriotic Selections arriving 19th Match— on all Edison Blue Amberols. Chivers and Co., 34, WiUis-strect. STANIjS unrivaUed. What? Hall's Margarine. Goes further than butter, and produces greater quality and better pastry. Try jt. WILLING Man requires light labour, ing work, 1 or 2 days per week. Address Economy, Evening Post. RS~7X~F NEIjSON has"~aT Vacancy for a Lying-in Patient; good doo tors; 'bus passes door. Private Nursing Home, Blackbridge, Lower Hutt. PERSONAL^—Deliciously refreshing and nerve-quieting is Desert Gold Tea. Try a cup when "headachy" after pingBUTTER dear ! So it is ! HaU's Margarine, 9d per lb, and for cooking and baking it can't be beat. All grocers and dairymen. TE ARO HOUSE T3EQUIRES an APPRENTICE for the Mantle Alteration Room. Apply MISS CHRYSTAL. LOOK! MODERN VILLA, £530. WANTED Sell, 5-rd. modern one-floor House, ■ Karori (city endjj hot. water, electric light, bay, verandah, built . for owner, heart timbers, large level section; price £530, £50 deposit; Govt. mortgage 4£ ; dosing estate. Apply quickly M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lambton-quay. • WANTED SELL, A FINE shipment of Mexican Parrots, Cockatoos, Galahs, Love Birds; also a variety of Finches. Foglia and Copp, Wire Workers, Vivian-street. BOOT DEPARTMENT. WANTED, young Man, or Lady, as Junior, about 18 to 20 years. Apply Pearson's Boot Stores, Cuba-st. JUST ARRIVED. WANTED— New season's Samples, in latest designs. Suits to measure, from £3 ss; Costumes to measure, from £3 15s. Customers' own materials made up. Satisfaction guaranteed. JOSEPHS AND CO., 95, Cuba-street. 'Phono 1441. MACHINISTS. WANTED, competent Coat Machinists, constant employment, highest wages. J. Woolf, 126, Cuba-street, second floor. > ~ NEWEST" DESIGNS. WANTED— Gentlemen, you get all the latest in Suitings at T. Shields, High-class Tailor, 21, Willis-street. MOTOR CYCLE. WANTED to Sell, 3£. h.p., in. perfect order, any trial given; price £30. Apply T.H.8., Evening Post. FREESIAS. WANTED to SeU, Giant Freesia Bulbs, 6d dozen, 3s 6d hundred; carriage paid to any address on receipt of postal notes or stamps. Apply M. Tiller, Lower Hutt. ENGLISH SETTERS! WANTED to Sell., four Blue Belton Pups, by Bay Richmond, ex Woodland's Ripple. Apply O. F. Angell, Johnsonville. BOOT REPAIRERS. WANTED, a good aU-round Boot Repairer. Apply E. B. Ash, Moles-worth-street. DRESSMAKERS. WANTED, competent Coat and Bodice Hands. Miss Banks, George and Gcoree. 16L 163. 165. Cuba-street.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 55, 6 March 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 55, 6 March 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 55, 6 March 1915, Page 1

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