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SPRING CLEANING! IF you are thinking of having your House "done up" this Spring, we would be glad of an opportunity to submit estimates for the work. We have a staff of men— efficient and reliable — who will take your cleaning in hand and save you all the troublesome and tedious work which Spring Cleaning entails. CARPETS COLLECTED, CLEANED, AND RETURNED THE SAME DAY IF NECESSARY. Our rate of charges is decidedly low. CONSULT US WITHOUT DELAY. VACUUM CLEANING CO., GREY-STREET, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 2333, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 'Phone 2510 A, at all times. REWARD, GIVEN to anyone giving information leading to recovery of little Black Cat — a great pct — lost from Eastbourne Post Office Sunday night last. Mrs. Percy Old, Eastbourne. LOST, Lady's Kid Glove, with strap, between Courtenay-place and Patent Slip. Would finder kindly leave same at R. Taylor's, Coronation Bakery, Ade-laide-road^ LOST, at Empress Theatre, small Book of London Views. Reward at Empress Theatre. LOST, Lambton Station, Pocketbook containing money and tickets. Please return Lambton Police Station. \_ OST, Friday evening, Cigar Ca^e; owner's cards inside. Apply Max, Evening Post. Reward. OST, between Edinburgh-terrace and Warships, Gold Bamboo Bangle; valued as keepsake. x Reward on leaving at 10, Edinburgh-terrace. LOST, Saturday afternoon, between ' Kelburn and City, via Cable Car, Gold Seal Pendant. Finder rewarded on addressing Box 53, G. P.O . LOST, between Courtenay-place and Opera House,_ a Lady's Handbag and Purse, containing 3 half soy, £1 note, and 8s in silver. Return to Evening Post. "Reward. LOST, Saturday, small Purse, containing money, pendant, and chain, much valued as keepsake. Apply Magnus, Sanderson and Co., Ltd., Wakefieldstreet LOST, yesterday, Brown Overcoat, vicinity Lower Tinakori-road. Reward, 338, Lambton-quay. L~OST, Tan Coloured Sheep Dog, tag on collar ; reward. Return 65, Hopper-street. 'Phone 2590 A. LOST, Saturday' morning, Soldier's Cap and Gun Brooch; reward. Apply Evening Post. LOST, King's Wharf, Saturday, Brooch, made of regimental badges; reward. Address at Evening Post. "f.OST, on Saturday, King's Wharf, a XJ Wristlet Watch, valued as keepsake ; reward. Address at Evening Post. LOST, on Lambton-quay, last Saturday ' afternoon, Lady's Handbog, containing sum of money ; reward. Address at Evening Post. LOST, Saturday afternoon, between Terrace, Lambton-quay, and wharf, Gold Pin; keepsake. Reward, Evening Post. LOST, Cambridge-terrace, yesterday afternoon, opposite Barker-street, Girl's Tan Shoe. Return 22, Crawfordterrace. Reward. LOST, on Saturday, Ladies' Gold Cable Bracelet, with propeller attached. Finder kindly return to R. J. Wilson, Govt Printing Office. Reward. T OST, with tangerine bow, Gold Cres'J— ' cent Brooch, set with pearls. Finder please return to Evening Post offioa. LOST, Leather Sovereign Purse, containing three rings. Reward. Magnus, Sanderson and Co., Motor Garage, Wakefield-street, Wellington. LOST, on Wharf, Saturday, Handbag, containing small sum of money and brooch; valued as keepsake. Reward. Apply* Evening Post. OST, Black Silk Purse, Friday night, containing ring and money; reward on returning. Apply Evening Post. LOST, small boy's Rainproof Coat, Saturday, Lower Cuba-street. Finder kindly return Post Agency, Newtown. LOST Keys replaced, Duplicate _ Keys of all descriptions made without delay, all Locksmith's Repairs done. Denton, Ironmonger, etc.', 58, Willis-st. LOST Money— To Piano Buyers. Save money by inspecting our Britishmade Pianos. Keenest prices. Why? We employ no canvassers. In Tuning and Repairing we specialise. You may employ us with confidence. Nimmo and Sons, Kent-terrace. 'Phone 3474. FOUND— Baking troubles end when Sharland's Baking Powder is used. Never fails to rise. Costs only one shilling. , OUND— The most popular Tea is Desert Gold. Once tasted, always I preferred. Save the Cannels. Big prizes. FOUND— The Baking Powder used by all the best cooks— Sharland's. Ensures perfect rising. Costs only one shilling. WILL Scout who got Lady's Key from Warrimoo Saturday call at Columbia Private Hotel, Lower Cuba-street? WILL Carrier who removed Tool Kit , from s.s. Aparima about 2 p.m. Saturday, deliver same to Tramway Depot, Post Office Square? PLAIN Sewing and Mending done at home. For address apply at Evening Post. DOCTOR, with London, qualifications and London 'and colonial experience, wishes to hear _of a good opening. Write Medical, Evening Post. RELIABLE Man wants Position as Clerk, or in store; good references. Apply Sussex, Evening Post. LADY, thoroughly competent bookkeeper, seeks Situation^ good London 1 experience; satisfactory references. Apply E. Dent, 29, Roy-street. P~ HOTOGRAPHY— We have Vacancy for young Lady to learn. Apply Kineey's, Lambton-quay. "VTOTICE — Packed to please every purse iA and pocket: Desert Gold Tea. Prices Is lOd, 2s, 2s 2d, 2s 6d. Family Blend Is Bd. • T ADIES, please Hote. "Phone No. IXJ 828 A. B. Robinson (late Faulkner), Practical Chimney Sweep, 50, Cambridgeterrace. \ SECRET Work wanted by Private Detective. Apply Secret, Evening Post. ■\X7TLL person who took small Bamboo ?T Basket from Lower Hutt train, Saturday, return same to Stationmaster? OOKKEEPER, ineligible military duty, ' desires Temporary Work; day or evenings ; good penman ; highest credentials. 'Phone 2669. YOUTH required for office and warehouse. Apply in first instance, stating age, to Box 732, G.P.O. FTER influenza or measles a bottle of that rich tonic, Wilson's Malt Extract, will strengthen your lungs. R. Johnston, Chemist, Cuba-street. ESPECTABLE Youth,. 18 years, seeks Board and Lodging at private residence. Apply AVest Coaster, Evening Post. XTNFURNISHED Room, sunny, with \J fireplace, required; elderly lady. State terms. Apply H.H., Evening Post. JOHN PAGE, Trance Medium, Clairvoyant, Psychometrist, Reg. N.Z. a.nd England. Intorvioven 1, Homo-s.tr*fcl, 10 to 5; oLHarwise by appointment, j

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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 87, 11 October 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 87, 11 October 1915, Page 1