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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. LOST, Gold Brooch, true lover's knot, Saturday, on Lambton-quay; keepsake. Reward. Wardell Bros., Grocers, Willis-street. LOST, Greenstone Pendant. Reward, 63,_Rugby-street. T OST, on Saturday, a Navy Blue CosJLJ tume Coat, from a motor car, on th« road between Wellington and .Masterton. Finder please communicate with Mr. C E. Daniel, Masterton. TOST, Pearl Brooch, at Island Bay. JLi Finder rewarded 167, Clyde-street, Island Bay. ,X OST, Pug Dog, Lambton-quay, negisJLJ tered Parnell. Reward, 11, Crosbyterrace. LOST, yesterday afternoon, between Brandon-street and Rolleston-street, Round Brooch, set with blue stones. Finder please return to H. W. Peabody and Co., 20, Brandon-street. OST, King's Wharf, Envelope, oontaining tickets, Tobacco Fund concert. Please return to C. E. Culverwell, Harbour Board. Reward. ■ OST, Walking Stick, crook handle, silver bound. Reward on return Mar. Stuart, 26, Hill-street LOST, yesterday, Panama, Featherston, or Brandon streets, Bunch Office Keys. Reward, returning- Mackay, 31, Panama-street. T OST, a White Silk Knitted Scarf, JL* vicinity Lambton-quay, midday Saturday ; keepsake; reward. Apply Government Insurance Buildings. T OST, Saturday last, Gold Monogram JL/ Brooch, H.D. ; valued as keepsake. Finder rewarded on returning to Evening Post. LOST, Friday night, Greenstone Brooch, N.Z. Trents; greatly valued as keepsake. Reward. 33, Broadwayterrace. X OST, Silver and Gold Shooting JL J Medal ; name engraved on back. Reward. Apply Evening Post. /__ OST 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 Sha.rland's Baking Powder is used. Never fails to rise. Costs only one shilling. FOUND— The most popular Tea is Desert Gold. Once tasted, always preferred. Save the Camels. Big prizes. FOUND out how to. get home early. Instead of worrying over my balance I use a National Cash Register. National Cash Register Co., 32, Cuba-st. OUND— The Baking Powder used by all the best, cooks — Sharland's. Ensures perfect rising-. Costs only one shilling. IF this should meet the eye of returned Private Herbert Crawford, 8/814, kindly communicate A. Morris, Auckland. Very anxious. JMENTLEMAN wants to Rent a FurVJT nished Bedroom. Reply, stating terms, to Comfortable, Evening Post. YOUNG gent desires Board-Residence, single room, private family. Full particulars G.H., Evening Post. RS.. DOUGLAS (frolrl London), Scientific Palmist and Clairvoyante, 16, Garrett-street. Hours — 2 p.m. till 9 p.m. Highest testimonials. /COMPOSITOR (jobbmg) seeks SituaV_y tion, town or country, good stone hand ; city references ; abstainer Comp., Evening Post. FURNITURE and Furnishings— Write or call for free estimate of requirements. Te Aro Furnishing Co., 91, Cuba street, Complete House Furnishers. "VTACANT To-day - nicely furnished * double Bedroom, suit young coupie; also comfortable single Bedroom ; terms moderate. 33, Cambridge-terrace. LYALL Bay— Wanted to Rent, for few months, small Bungalow, comfortably furnished; careful tenant. Apply, stating particulars, to Urgently, Evening Post. ©EATOUN— Accommodation Vacant for C Gentleman, private family, close beach and tram. Apply Rex, Evening' Post. ARSTON HALL, Mahora-street, Kilbirnie, has Two Vacancies for Paying Guests; every modern appointment; beautifully finished residence ; 15 minutes from G.P.O. 'Phone 3135 (3 rings). ONFECTIONERY Making taught in one lesson, for profit or pleasure; wonderful samples shown. Robinson and Grey, 87, Vivian-street. DOCTOR, with London, qualifications and London and colonial experience, wishes to hear of a good opening. Write Medical, Evening Post. LADY, thoroughly competent bookkeeper, seeks Situation.; good London experience ; satisfactory references. I Apply E. Dent, 29, Roy-street. OHOTOGRAPHY— We have Vacancy -* for young Lady to learn. Apply Kmsey's, Lambton-quay. "VTOTICE— Packed to please every purse i.^ and pocket: Desert Gold Tea. •Prices Is lOd, 2s, 2s 2d, 2s 6d. Family Blend Is Bd. SOLDIERS' Foot Comfort, for tired] aching, chafed, and swollen feet; 6d packets. At Castle's Pharmacy, 70, Cuba-street. OH ! easy falls the foot that wears Wood-Milne Rubber Heels! You're out of date if you're not wearing them. • LADIES, please ivote. 'Phone No. 828 A. B. Robinson (late Faulkner), Practical Chimney Sweep, 50, Cambridcje- | terrace. AFTER influenza or measles a bottle of that rich tonic, Wilson's Malt Extract, will strengthen your lungs. R. Johnston, Chemist, Cuba-street. OHN PAGE, Trance Medium, Clairvoyant, Psychometrist, Reg. N.Z. and England. Interviews 1, Home-street, 10 to 5 ; otherwise by appointment. , g~< EiNTLEMAN, middle-aged, good VJT bookkeeper, large business experience, seeks Employment ; collector, bookkeeper, or position of trust; good references; London experience. England, Evening -Post. FOR "SALE, Perambulator, serviceable condition ; also Go-cart, ditto. For address, apply Evening Post. OOD-MILNE Rubber Heels carpet every street. Ask your bootmaker about them. END your Watch, Clock, and Jewellery Repairs to Rosenberg and Co., The Arcade, 80, Manners-street. Work guaranteed. Moderate charges. WE Buy Surplus Stocks, Bankrupt Stocks, and Houses of Furniture for Cash. Richardson Bros , 206, Cuba-street. Tel 2684 A. XXTHERE heel strikes pavement pkcp a T V Wood-Milne Rubber Heel. You'll vV*Ut iw without a iv J

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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 88, 12 October 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 88, 12 October 1915, Page 1