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CLEANING MADE EASY. CLEANING is our speciality—offices, private houses, and cleaning of every description. Carpets collected, cleaned, and returned the same day if required. Communicate with us right away, either by 'phone writing, or in person. VACUUM CLEANING CO., GREY-STREET, Wellington. 'Phone 2333, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 'Phone 2510 A, at all times, LOST, Wkeelcap, branded Waverley, London, vicinity of Seatoun. Reward, Dominion Rubber Co., 121, Lamb-ton-quay^ LOST, tois morning, probably between ■ Willochra and Hobson-streot, Brown Despatch Case, C.M.J, on lid. Reward, on returning to 56, Hobson-street. OST, ■ Tuesday alternoon, between ■ Manners-street and Upper Willisstreet, a small Purse, containing money. Please return 127, Abel Smith-street. LOST, yesterday morning; Courtenayplace, White Silk Blouse. Reward. Apply Evening^Post. LOST, Tuesday,' between Oriental Bay and Wellington-terrace, Dark Topaz Oblong Brooch, valued as keepsake. Reward, on returning to Miss Sinclair, 10, Grass-street. OST, between 27th and 30th May, 2 Steamer Tickets to Lyttelton, Mr. and Mrs. Wait. Please return 98, Tho Terrace: OST, Gold Brooch, studded pearl, with pearl drop, between Austin-street, via Lambton-quay, W.F.C.A., and Thorn-don-quay. Reward, Davidson and Co., 65, 'i'horndon-quay. OST/ Purple Silk- Bag, conaining cheque book and papers. Finder rewarded returning to 51, Tinakori-road. _ LOST, pair Pince-nez, in case, Feather-ston-street. Reward. Apply C.8., Evening Post. " OUND, Gold and Pearl Brooch. Owner can claim, on paying advertisement, at Mrs. Burt's, 7, Broadwayterrace. "OOUND—The cup that cheers New ZeaJD land is a cup of Dosert Gold, the Queen of Teas! ILL Lady who called Sarony Studio, Vivian-street, a fortnight ago, with letter for Mrs. Brown, please call again. EXPERIENCED young lady desires Position ,as Assistant Bookkeeper. R&ply, prompt, to Doublo Entry, Evening Post.' raiYPISTE — Competent Stenographer -fi- and Typiste, with general otiioe experience, required; coinmencing salary £2 per week. Apply, in own handwriting, stating age and experience (applications treated confidential), Progress, Box 635. njWVO respectable young men want JL Board, with private family, vicinity of Kelburn. Apply Board, Evening Post. E"TURNED Soldier wants' Room, with breakfast only, on Terrace or proximity to Lambton-quay. Reply F.W., Evening Post. ' . OjUSES for Salo and Orchard Sections, unimproved and. improved, Mbutero Hills. Apply Milton Porter, 59, Cuba-street. C" ORSETS-and Abdominal Bolt* made to measure; perfect fit guaranteed; repairing done. Miss Woolcott, 112 a, Cuba-street (over Colo's). RAPERY Salesman wanted; one to travel periodically in .the country districts; motor-cyclo supplied; enclose copies .of . references and state wage. Spenco and Spence, FeHding. ABBAGE, Cauliflower, and Onion Plants, 6d bundle; Rhubarb Roots, 9d each, 7s 6d doz. R. A. Nice!, Reliance Seed Store, 79, Willis-street. npENANT, vacating suitable 4-5-rd. -_ House within month, may obtain £1 reward, should information lead to occupancy. Advise Honestas, ' Evening Post. . ' LADY, engaged during day, requires a Room, fireplace, central. Apply Coast, Evening Post. WIDOW, having a house too large for her use, would be glad to meet irarried couple wishing to Rent Furnished Rooms; all convenienoes, close Parliamentary Buildings. Address Sea View, Evening Pest. LADY would like Homo, with refined private family, as paying guest., Mt. Victoria or vicinity. Address Mount, Evening Post. REFINED Gentleman seeks Board and Residence, handy to town. State terms to Unit, Evening Post. A WILLING Married Man requires Position as Storeman-Packer, or general work; testimonials. Apply Storeman, Evening Post. DISCHARGED from Expeditionary Force, Chemist's Assistant seeks employment, 10 years' New Zealand experience; references. Apply Potash, Evening Post. KT(\ PAIRS Girls' Sturdy School Boots, W solid Chrome. . All to go at 6s lid Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-place. "OERSONAL—In wintry weather there's _- cheer and, comfort in a cup of delicious Desert Gold Tea. Test it. COMFORTABLE Apartments for married couple, 2 children, with or without board. Apply Snug, Evening Post. OOBER, reliable, young married man KJ wants Offices to Clean; ex-ship's steward; good references. Address Steward, Evening Post. RSTIIGGINS, Trance and Test Medium, Medical Clairvoyante, may be consulted 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 66, Abel Smith-street, near Cuba-street. RS. ELMORE holds her next Message Mooting To-night, Masonic Hall, Bouleott-strect, also Sunday Lectures. TMMEDIATE SALE, Supper Rooms, s_ in centre of town, going concern; vcry-chfrap. Apply Quick, Evening Post. o In CHILDREN'S Patent 1-bar and O/'O Glacy, 7to 10,' for 4s lid. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-place. Desert" goij[T tea "gins in popTT larit.y because it leads for Quality and value. Get the 2s grade. "\7"OU'LL look neat about "the feet if -8- you use Wood-Milne Shoo ShineIt gives t,, bright waterproof polish. TVT JENKINS, Licensed IV>a'7r7"Wooa iv« and Coal Merchant. .'Phone 3473. j New and Second-hand Furniture Bought, I Sold, or Exchanged. Vehicles for Sale. cheap. 41, Cambridge-terrace. j '"RioOTS. Boots7~BooT-sT~Bi.g: Bargain jl* for. Friday and Saturday. Odds and ends going al, any price. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-place. MADAM —There's pleasure and profit in drinking Desert Gold Tea. Camels Competition closes 30th July. CTURNTtURE, Furniture! wiT~Buy %- largo or small lots' of the above, Richaldson Bros., 206. Upper Cuba-st. without Wood-Milne Rub-. » v' ber v Heels is like riding a cycle without rubber tires. Have a pair fitted. Tb~LEASErPoulto' "Farm," 100' fowls, ducks, geeso, 2 heifers, incubator, brooder, trap, and part furniture of 7-rd. house. Prico £100; £60 cash; balance as rent. Apply Store, Vogeltown. f)1 /'_ GENTS' Box Calf Derby Boots, /•Vjl' welted coles, for 18s 6d. Martin, Tram Tirnninus. Courtenay-placa.

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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 128, 31 May 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 128, 31 May 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 128, 31 May 1916, Page 1