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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue XC, 7 October 1915, Page 10

DEAR SIR or MADAM,— We are desirous of drawing your attention to our " Eaey Payment System." As everyone is aware, money is very scarce at present, and it is our intention to help reliable clients in a very reasonable way. For small deposits we aro prepared to supply General Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc. The balance of your account can be arranged in easy weekly payments to suit everyone. We are at present carrying a varied stock of the above goods, and it •'will be our pleasure if you will call and see us. Our assistants will be pleased to give you every attention, and nothing is a trouble to us. Tho business is entirely under new management, and our up-to-date methods should meet with your approval. We will also be pleased to negotiate with "those desiring small loans, Yours faithfully. L. W. BALKIND. NOW READY FOR PLANTING. nnHOUSANDS of TOMATO and BEDX DING PLANTS, all descriptions. Now ready. Prices on application. A. J SHAILER, Nurseryman, .Scandia-street, Palmerston North. Telephone 686. JUST the weather for planting Asters, Stocks, Cosmos, Nemesia, Phlox, Salpiglossis, Petunias, Lobelia, Tomatoes, and all summer and autumn flowering annuals. Sow now your main crops of Carrots, Parsnips, and Beetroot, also Vegetable Seeds of all descriptions. Cooper's "Kill All" Slug. What the Allies are going to finish Kaiser Bill with. F. COOPER, Willis-street. MONEY TO LEND. MONEY, Money, Money, advanced to anyone in temporary need, from £1 upwards, upon all classes of securities, without delay; easy weekly or monthly instalments. Call at L. W. Balkind's, 125, Vivian-street, Wellington, or write, enclosing stamp for reply. Telephone 247. WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. THE public are earnestly requested to kindly communicate any act of cruelty to animals that may come under their notice to A. M. ANDERSON, Secretary, Winder's Buildings, corner Cuba and Manners streets. P.O. Box 195. 'Phone 1747. ■^T ANT I D~, MEMBERS of the EXPEDITIONARY FORCES To Call and See Our. WRISTLET WATCHES. Guaranteed Timekeepers. G. T. WHITE. Jeweller, 274. Lambton-auay. WANTED— LADIES AND GENTS.,— For absolutely new home work, this is your , last chance, as I am leaving for Christchurch in. a few days. I will show you how sixpence spent in sugar at your grocer's will earn you four shillings every hour you devote to the work. Interview R. CROAKER this afternoon at 17, Commercial Chambers. 31. Hunter-street. Your last chance. WANTED Known— lf you are contemplating^ Painting, Paperhanging, or Decorating-, ring up Telephone 2515 A or 2316. Our staff is the largest in Wellington, composed entirely of highly-paid expert tradesmen, who. enable us to do all work v well and at exceptionally reasonable prices. Try us and convince yourself. All estimates free.— THOS. A. WELLS. 25, Hankey-street, City, and Main-road, Karori. ' WANTED Known— Motor Cyclists, the 1915 7-h.p. Indian, with 3-speed gear box, and spring frame, is now being sold at £85 cash. Why pay more for machines offering less advantages? Call and let us demonstrate the luxury of this latest model. SUTHERLAND AND RANKINE, Free Garage, Mercer-street. WANTED— Respectable householders, with or without the cash, you can dress yourselves and everyone in your family with everything of the highest quality. Latest fashions for ladies, for ■ gentlemen, for boys and girls. If you are a bit 6hort of cash come and see me. I can arrange it for you to your entire satisfaction. At Balkmd's, 125, Vivianstreet. Telephone 2564 A. i WANTED Known — All kinds of Cemetery Work executed, Granite and Marble Curbs, Reinforced Concrete Walls. Direct Importer Granite and Marble Memorials. H. GLOVER, MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR, 59, Kent-terrace. 'Phone 3243. TAXI FOR HIRE. " WANTED— Taxi Cab for Hire (No. 95). This car was specially constructed with shock-absorbing buffers, and its comfort for invalids and others is guaranteed. Private 'phone 1262. Stand 1601. Special terms to doctors and commercial "HOWARD SPACEMAN. Proprietor. TAXIS FOR HIRE. WANTED Known— Taxi-Cabs for Hire. My cars were specially constructed for invalids and others. Comfort guaranteed. Special terms to medical and commercial men. I specialise in long journey trips. Phones— Nos. 3373 and 3805. GEORGE HOWARD, 122. Ghuznee-street. WANTED— The order for that new' Hand-made Suit. We are" not responsible for other people's bad work, but guarantee our own Tailor-made work firstclass in every detail. New season's materials just opened. Entrust us with your order now " "No fit ; no pay." MESTON, Taiior and Outfitter, 143. Vivian-street. ■^nfT ANTED Known— The only shop in VV N.Z. selling Black Sox, fast dye, English make, AD PAIR. MESTON, Tailor and Outfitter, 143. Vivian-street. VXf ANTED KNOWN. For Hire, Open or Closed Cars, 92 and 93, including luxurious 1915 Model (British) Cabriolet Vulcan Car; electric lighting and starting ; careful drivers. Day or night. Please ring 'Phone 1618. E. MOVES. Proprietor. Y\T ANTED K« N 0 W N. Gents' Suits, Ladies' Costumes, DRY CLEANED, 5s ESTALL'S STEAM DYEWORKS, 85, VIVIAN-ST. (opp Army Barracks'). Make Sure of our Address. Phone 2608 A. SAVE MONEY. T7TTANTED Known— Suits and Dresses, T T etc.. Dry Cleaned at BARBER'S. Wiil save you the expense of buying new clothes. Address : / 125, CUBA-STREET, and 147, RIDDIFORD-STREET. 'Phone 226. • WANTED Known— lt is a safe rule to buy only goods 'with the longest wear," but, the safest proposition is to get R. and E. Tingey and Co., Ltd. ('phone 437), to paint your house this spring Make your home look as if you took a pride in it. W'ANTEIy linown — a use starting business Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc., bought. 129, Lambton-quay. Tel. 2939. WANTED— Are you Tolling" out ? ~Wo buy Fur»itur». large or small lots. Richardson Bros,, 206. Cuba-street. Telephone 2684Ai