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MEN ! MEN ! mHESE Prices are for THIS WEEK X ONLY. Now is tho time to buy your goods for the Winter: — 20 Men's Heavy Tweed Overcoats, d.b., 655, Bargain Price 30s 10 Men's Heavy Tweed Overcoats, new stock; 59s 6d, Bargain Price 20s 30 pairs Men's Working. Trousers; 5s lid. now 3s 6d 50 pairs Men's Tweed Trousers, all sizes; 12s 6d. now 6s 6d 100 doz. Men's Fancy Striped Shirts; i 4s 6d, Bargain Price Is lid 200 Men's Fancy Vests; all going at Is lid 29 doz. Men's Fancy Cashmere Half -Hose; Is 3d, now 6d pair At A. DIMDORE'S, 57, Manners-st. Open till 9 o'clock on Friday Night. f|" OST, a Black Fur Muff, in Cuba-et., JLJ between Taylor's and Te Aro House. Reward E. Johnston and Co., Lambton- ! quay. LOST, between Harrison-streot and Haweka-street, Brooklyn, or in i Brooklyn tram. Spectacles in case. Reward, 12, Harrison-street. Brooklyn. LOST, on Sunday, between Ngaio and Wallace-street, Gold Curb Bangle, with map of Tasmania attached. Reward. Apply Evening Post. OST, Round Gold Brooch, large pearl in centre, and hair at back; valued as keepsake; rowtird. Apply Evening Post. OST, Monday night, at bazaar, Town Hall, Blue Feather Boa, Reward at "South Kensington," Tailors, Manners-st. OUNp— Flavour ia tho teat of tea; Flavour proves Desert Gold Tea the best of all. FOUND— The Baking Powder for up-to-date kitchens — Sharland's. Costs least, goee farthest, gives best results. One shilling, at all grocers. TjTOUND— Quality a certainty in Men's JF Overcoat?. Special prices, 27s 6d, 37s 6d. Hornig and Co., Outfitters, 160, Cuba-street. FOUND — We buy Pianos, highest prices 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-tetrace. 'Phone 3474. TTKDUND— Warm Clothes at warm JP prices: Kaiapoi All- Wool Undorpants, 4s 6d. Beliablo goods. Hornig's, 160, Cuba-street. 1~ pOUND— The Baking. Powder that didn't rise in prices — Sharland'e. Use it always and save money. Only one shilling. IDOW, 29, with ono child, 4, wantPosition, as Housekeeper; good home essential. Reply to Remuera, Evening Postw R_T DOUGLAS (from London), Scientific Palmist and Clairvoyant,* 16, Garrctt-street. Hours, 2 p.m. till 9 p.m. Highest testimonials. AKERS and Confectioners— Wante-T, for Tearooms, quantity Rolls, Scones, Buns, Pies, etc. Tea Room, Evening Post. T EDGERKEEPER, five years' experiJLj onco, first-class business houses, highest credentials. Apply Ledger, Evening Post. YOUNG Lady wants Sewing by the Day ; trousseau work and blouses a specialty, good practical mender and reliovater. Apply S., Evening Post. OUNG Man, 26, desires _ Position, temporary, clerical, capacity ; good references and qualifications. Reply G., Ev6niagr Poet. L^AblES' ~Golf~Coat_T special bargain, at Halpins, 158, Cuba-street (opp. Godbor's). i ~f ONELY yottng lady, 21, would like to JLJ meet gentleman, view Matrimony. Write to Sincere, Evening Post. A"" STEADY Married Man* wants Work, anywhere, used to machinery and tools of all kinds. Apply Waiting, oare Evening Post Agency, Petone. CHILDREN'S Combinations from. 2s v; 3d, * All-wool Vests Is, Pilchors I_, Woollen Jackets Is, Gaiters 6d, Jnrsoys {saxe, cream, navy, brown) 2s 6d, Coats from Is. Miss Lomax Sale, opp. Firo Station, Nowtown. ROF7 ISHERWOOD, To-night, 8 p.m. Social Tea. Cup Night, Readings, etc. Admission Is. 60, Williskstreet (upstairs). /CHAMPION Bulldog, winner, for Stud V- or Sale, fawn colour, worth attention ; owner leaving. 89, Queen's Drive, Lyall Bay. PENING for Cadet on Farm. Apply Evening Post. ROF. ISHERWOOD Lectures, Sunday, on the Atonement, Presentation of Illuminated Address, Messages, etc. Boulcott Hall. YOUNG Lady Boarder, terms very moderate, comfortable home to right girl, no others kept. Apply Homely, Evening Post. YOUNG~l__dy^ requires Bed-Sitting- . room., quiet, private home preferred. Address Beatrice, Evening Post. /CLAIRVOYANT. — Prof." Isherwood, V> daily. Last week for interviews, 60, Willis-street (upstairs). Meetings, Wednesday and Sunday, Boulcott Hall. HOPKEEPERS owe it to themselves and their families to investigate how Cash Registers stop worries and increase profits. No obligation to buy. Prices from £10 upwards. See local office, 32, Cuba-street. OVEN and Flannelletto Underclothing, best value, at Halpin's, 158, Cuba-street (opp. Godber's). RS. BIGGINS, Trance and~~T__t Medium, Medical Clairvoyant., may be consulted (10 a.m. to 9 p.m.), 66, Abel-Stnith-street, near Cuba-street. rjIHOSE About to Marry— Don't, unless JL you. resolve io drink Deeert Gold Tea. Delicious, economical. i _LLINERY"Cheap— FelfHats, 2_~lld newest models) ; Radianta and Silk Blouses, milit__"y collars, 4s lid, 6s lid. Miss Lomax, opp. Fire Station, Newtown. NO "turps," no acids, nothing injurious in Wood-Milno Shoe Shine. One trial will convince you. "TT ALL'S Margarine." • The real, origiJLjl nal, and only genuine. Tako no other. All grocers, lid per lb. Y_»ATRIOTf<S Art Union— Sideboard, JL Writing iCabinet and Bookcase (3 pieces), value £50, 2nd prize ; 99 others. Tickets Is. MRS. WILSON, leaving end June! Clairvoyance ; 10 to 5 ; or appointment. Monday, "Deeper Problems." Thursday, Psychometry, 8 p.m. 1, Home-st. ETURN~~Tickefc to Sydney and all expenses, Patriotic Art Union. 100 Prizes Singer Co.'s window. Tickets Is. BOOTS are never down at heel if fitted with "Wood-Milne Rubber Heels. Every footwear dealer recommends them. TSATRIOTIU Art Union, under man- »- asjement of Wellington Commercial Iravellers; 100 prizes. Tickets Is. MONEY LENT privately, £1 and upward, on household furniture, pianos (without removal), stock, farm implempiits ; repayablp weekly instalments ; no delay ; confidential. L. W. B_lkind, 125, Vivian-street. Telephone .2664 A. "PATRIOTIC Art Union— Grand Up■M- right Piano, Brifi»h make, value d-80. jbi, pri_e ; 59 otherb. 171011I 71011 Neuralgia, ami Shattered Nerve.', try Greon' 1 - Neuralgia ami Nerve Tonic. It never faiK. Act- promptly, while its effects are la'itiiif? Price 2s 6d bottle. Procurable at R. M. Green's, Chemist. 141, Vivian-street. 1 IIGIJTLY tread 1 Lightly tread! J Wood-Milne Rubber HecU minimise the ihock of hard pavements. Get a p_ir.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 148, 24 June 1915, Page 1

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