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SMART READY-TO-WEAR HATS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. SMALL VELOUR CLOTH HATS, in saxe, cerise, helio, and brown, trimmed with striped ribbon, 4s lid each Smart Sailors, in Velvet and Striped Silk, 5s lid each | Felt- Sailor Hats, in 3axe, navy, black. I and brown, 5s lid each 230 Felts in the latest shapes and shades, 5s lid | SEE THESE TO-DAY, At C. SMITH'S, LTD., CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. WANTED — Velveteens ! Velveteens ! All colours, all prices, plain and I corduroy, Is 6d to 3s 3d; good goods at lovr prices. Morgan's, Cuba-street. WANTED— Furniture Buyers to know that 30s will buy one of our Morris Chairs. Our £2 Double Bedsteads are great Bargains. We are still known as the Bargain Furniture House. Wellington Furnishing Co., 10, Rintoul-street, Ncwtown. 'Phone 2053. 1 WANTED— "Ready for action," tho Aviator Horse Clipper, bail* bearing, etc. ; satisfaction. gu_.r__itc-d ; price Ss Od each. The Si_> Hardwaro Co. ANTED— Every loyalist te try tho now war game, Allies Race to Berlin Price 2s. Sold by Vciteh and Allan, Cuba-street. ANTED Known— Tested in thousands of kitchens, Sharland's Baking Powder has proved its superiority over all others. Cheaper, too ! ANTED, the public to seem 1 © Tickets in the Freehold Section, Cubastreet, Petone, presented by Dwan Bros., for the benefit of the West Coast Candidate, Miss M'Enroc. Only a few tickets left. Apply at once to Dwan Bros.' office, as the drawing will tako place next Monday. WANTED Known —15 Winceyette BloufeCo, worth 4s 6d, Friday Night's bargain Is lid, 7 to 9 o'clock. Cole's Drapery Co. WANTED— When feeling run down try a bottle of Wilson's Malt Extract, the great body builder. Is 6d, 2s 9d. Johnston, Chemist, Cuba-street. ANTED— The new war game, Allie. Race to Berlin, in every home. Price 2s. Sold by H. Clarke, 10, Char-lotte-street. WANTED— You don't know how delicious tea can be until you use Desert Gold — the richest blend obtainable. ANTED— "This _Tthe Life7 r ~U-e a Chemical Dust Mop and make life's work a pleasure; several kihds; prices 4s 6d, 6s 6d each. The Sims Hardware. WANTED— Hosiery ! Reliable Hosiery at prices to suit all buyers; Morley's and Jason, Is 6d to 3s 6d pair. Morgan's, 115, Cuba-street. WANTED Known — Accept nothing but Sharland's Baking Powder if you want tho best compound on tho market. Costs only one shili ing . WANTED — An inspection of the new war game, Allies Race to Berhn. Price 2s. Sold by C. A. Innes, Willis-st. WANTED — Doctors recommend their patients to take the great Tonic Food — Wilson's Malt % Extract, la 6d, 2s 9d. Johnston, Chemist, Cuba-street. WANTED Known— Richardson Bros., 206, Cuba-street, are Cash Buyers of Household Furniture, any quantity. Telephono 2684 A • WANTEDW 'ANTED Known— Serviettes, Tray and Tea Cloths, Runners, Doileyß, Damask Tablcclotha, slightly '.soiled, at-half-price. ' ""Colors r Drapery Co. ' WANTEI* Known—Just starting business Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc., bought. 129, Lambton-quay. TeL 2939. ANTED, Stamp Collections, or, loose lots, especially old New Zealand ; also, for Sale, fine Sots. of Countries, or Single Stamps and Packets, 3d to ss. A. Brodie, 116, Manners-street (Royal Oak Buildings). 'Phone 1308. WANTED— Haye you tried the Wood King Firelighters? If not, make it, your business right away ; in packetsof 1 doz., 7d packet. The Sime Hardware. ANTED, the public to -eotifti Tickets in the Freehold Section, Cubastreet, Petone, presented by Dwan Bros., for the benefit of the West Coast Candidate, Miss M'Enroe. Only a few tickets left. Apply at once to Dwan Bros.' office, as the drawing will 'take place next Monday. ANTED— Sunny Ceylon sends itbest to Sunny New Zealand tor Desert Gold Tea. Is lOd and 2s. WANTED— Are you selling out? We buy Furniture, large Or small lots. Richardson Bros., 206, Cuba-street. Telephone 2684 A. _ WANTED— Wilson> Malt Extract, being freshly prepared from the finest barley, is far superior to imported brands. Is 6d, 2s 9d. Johnston. Chemist, Cuba-street. WANTED, Pupils for banjo, guitar, mandoline, violin, piaho; pupils under 16 reduced fees. Signoi 1 Vadala, 163, Willis-street. v WANTED— Boys and Girls to play the new war game, Allies Race to Berlin. Price 2s. Sold by P. Cording, Cour-tenay-place. WANTED— Be British and Buy British Goods. Chris. Johnson's Sheffield make Carvers, 500 Bets to hand, from 4s 6d pair. See window. The Sims Hardware. W "ANTED— An inspection of the new war game, Allies Race io Berlin. Price 2s. Sold by Whittaker Bros., Lambton-quay. WANTED— Careful housewives always use Sharland's Baking Powder. Makes scones and cakes tastier and more digestible. Costs only one shilling. WANTED — Don't postpone the ploasure of drinking Do'sort Gold Tea. Order it now—drink it daily. WANTED."" Seaside" Home"-] lovely level Sections, facing Evans Bay, grand harbour view. Will build to suit, convenient terms. S. Salok (Owner), 11, Blair-street. 'Phone 1481. [ WANTED, a young Girl. Apply Windsor Manufacturing Co,. Quin-st. WANTED, 2 good Sorters. Apply Victoria Laundry Co., Ltd., Han-son-street. WANTED, 2 Smart Girls, no experience necessary.' Apply Victoria Laundry Co., Ltd., Hanson-street. WANTED Known— Commencing to build two nice Villas, Kilbirriie, £610, deposit. £50, weekly £1. £685, deposit £85, weekly 22s 6cl (Govt. loans,) S. Salek (owner), 11, Blair-.treet ; 'phone 1481. WAls'l^D^Bo^lTiTcJkls lo play "the now war game, Allies Rare to Berlin Price 2s Sold by K. Vaughan, Cuba-ntroot. ANTED -Every loyalist to try the new wnr gtune. Allies Race to Berlin. Price 2s. Sold by 0. Uemis. Cour-teii_y-place. _ W~ "A-CT"i.D— l>Mc^""slnKle7r i uYd~l' a »N . 2s lid ; Kaiapoi Undri'panK 3s lid ; English Cashmere Singlets and Pants. 3s 6d, 3s lid; Sofl Felt Hats. 2s lid. 3s 6d. 4s 6d. Real Bargains in all Men's Wear at Black and Co.'s Sale, 26, Manncrs-t-t. WANTED ""Known— From 7 p.m. lo 9 p.m.. Friday late night: AllWool Hose, Is lid for Is; Aprons,. Is 9d for Is 3_d, 2<s 6d for 1. 6 d; Wool Mufflers, 3a 6d tor Is lid. Cole'» _)i-ftpery Co* ,

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

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 148, 24 June 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 148, 24 June 1915, Page 1