URGENT NOTICE. TUDGING by the present demand upon tP our services SPRING CLEANING HAS NOW COMMENCED. BOOK YOUR DATES IN ADVANCE, RIGHT NOW. Single Carpets Collected, Cleaned, and Returned same day if required. VACUUM CLEANING CO., 18, GREY-STREET. 'Phones 2333 and 2510 A. LOST, recently, Handbag, inscribed J.S., 25/11/1910, containing shoes, etc; finder please advise. Howard, Post Agency, Newtown. LOST, about midday yesterday, in vicinity of Stewart Dawson's or Cubastreet, a bronza Fob Chain, blaok leather strap, figure of Indian chased in enamel. Finder kindly communicate with J. Hoole, care Ross and Glendining, Lt<i. LOST, between The Terrace and Ellicestreet, Cameo Brooch; reward. Apply E. Pearce, Cuba-street. LOST, Motor Hub Cap, crown -shaped, yesterday, between Basin and Park; reward. 'Phone 2431, or. Motorist, Post Agency, Newtown. LOST, yesterday morning, Vivian-st., Government Printing Office, Gold Wishbone ' Brooch. Reward. 17, Frank-ville-terrace, off Tory-street. LOST, Courtenay-plaee, Britannia Theatre, possibly tram car, Lady's Silver Purae, chain attached. Reward. Cording, 2, Courtenay-place. LOST, all trace of my Corns. Coy's Corn Silvo acted like magic. W. H. Coy, Chemist, Riddiford-street. FOUND— The proof of the tea is in the drinking. The most delicious and refreshing tea ia Desert Gold. OUND—Babies fed on Mabela praise it with happy smiles, chubby cheeks, and firm bodies. Mabela makes infants thrive. OULD Miss R. Carr call and see Miss Morton as soon as possible, Golder's Hill? MADAME ERMILLE, Genuine Clairvoyante, visiting N.Z. Hours 10 to 9 p.m. Ladies only. 276, Lambton-quay (upstairs), opp. Rose Tea Rooms. EXPERIENCED Shorthand-Typiste seeks Position. Reply Quickly, Evening Post. "jjIURNISHED Bed-Sitting-room to Let, J clean, quiet. 38, M'Donald-crescent. MRS. STEINM.AN, Medical and Business Clairvoyante; interviews 1-8 p.m. 6, Hawkestone-street, Thorndon. Students' Class 22nd. /CHAUFFEUR, with good experience V> and good references, seeks Position driving car. Apply Competent, Evening Post. . HONEST, trustworthy, experienced Young Lady wishes position in shop or assistance. Apply Trustworthy, Evening Post. | REFINED Couple and daughter (schoolgirl) require permanent Board-resi-dence, near town preferred. Stato terms Canterbury, Evening Post. ANY kind of natural wood or stone imitated. We employ expert Grainers and Marblers. A. W. Palmer and Co., Decorators. 'Phone'l976. SANAGEN builds up the, tissues and restore^ vigour and vitality to tho nerves. It is all British. BLUE Band China Cups and Saucers, 8s 6d doz.; Toilets, from 12s 6d; Dinner Sete, 19s 6d; Tea Sets, 10s 6d; Hotel Dinner Plates, 6s 6d doz.; China Egg Cups, Is doz. At Radford's Sale. SHATTERED nerves are easily restored to health. Take Sanagen, the British Norve Food. SUTTON'S Seeds, 4d packets. Nothing to equal them. British-grown for British people. AMP Stools, 2s 6d; Folding Chairs, 3s 6d; Fancy Tables, 2s 6d: Wood Kerbs, 5s 6d; Copper Kerbs, 8s 6d; Fenders, 6s 6d; Fire Brushes, 5s 9d; Baths, Is 6d ; Corn Brooms, Is 6d ; Carved Tables, 8s 6d. At Radford's Sale. "I3ERSONAL—You want the best tea A valuo for the price you pay. Ask for Desert Gold; have no other. WORRY wears out the nerves, which causes depression. Sanagon, the British Nerve Food, strengthens and reatores vitality. E~ LANKETS, 6s 6d pair; Cot Blankets, 2s 6d; White and Coloured Quilts and Bedspreads, from 4s 6d; ToweJs, from 4s doz.; Sheeting, from Is yard; Hall Curtains, from 10s 6d pair. At Radford's Sale. SUTTON'S Seeds, 4d packets. Nothing to equal them. British-grown for British people frVAKE Sanagen, the scientific health JL food, with true tonic properties, and free from drags. Obtainable everywhere. LACK and Coloured Mohair Hearthrugs and Mats, Burlaps in all colours, Moquet and Utrecht Velvets, Art Serges, Casement Cloths, Canvas, Lace and Madras Curtains in all colours, Tapestry Tablecovers all sizes. At Radford's Sale. SANAGBN undoubtedly invigorates the nerves; braces one to health; brings a new hopefulness and enjoyment of life. UTTON'S Seeds, 4d packets. Nothing to equal them. ' British-grown for British people. ANTED KNOWN. J. O'BRIEN AND CO., Carrying Contractors, Customhouse and Forwarding Agentß, Specialise in their Customs and Forwarding Department, quick clearance and prompt delivery being the password. Vehicles for every description of Carfcajja Work always available. Office—B. Victoria-street Tel 1920. 1 PRETTY VILLA, HATAITAI. WANTED Soil, 6-roomed Bungalow, Hataitai, 5 minutes tram ; contains hot and cold water, eleetrio light, gas cooker, porcelain bath, tiled roof, lovely little home; price £950, £200 deposit. Aipply, quickly, M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lambton-quay. HANDY PROPERTY, CITY. WANTED Sell, 6-rooined House, close Basin Reserve, contain* hot water, electric light, porcelain bath, lavatory basin, largo soction, room for motor garage, concrete paths. Price £800; £250 deposit; very useful solid property; snip. M'lntyre and Co.. 215, Lainhton-quay. 6 ROOMS, ICELBURN. £650. WANTED Sell, 6-rooraed House, Kelburn, 6 minutes cable car, verandah, bathroom, washhousc, copper, tubs, land 40£t x 130 ft'; price £650, £50 deposit, balance at 5 per cent., repayable 20s weekly. M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lamb-ton-quay. ANTED Soli, 3-roomed modern Villa, Wadestown, close tram, contains hot cold water, electric light, porcelain bath; price £475, £150 deposit; sweet little home. M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lambton-quay. BUNGALOW, KELBURN, SEA VIEW. WANTED Sell, pretty Bungalow, 5 rooms, overlooking harbour, glorious view, 4 minutes cable car, most beautifully and quaintly arranged, hot-cold water, electric light, very compact home, quite out of tho ordinary. The only bungalow available in the above locality with harbour view. Price £1400; £200 deposit; Unusual opportunity; seize :t quickly; telephone without delay. Solo a^jsnte, M'lntyre Jind Co., 215, Laoibton-
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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 90, 13 October 1916, Page 1
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