Article image
Article image

URGENT NOTICE. "FUDGING by the present demand upon If l our services ' . . . ■ SPUING 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. £5 REWARD' LOST, between Lower Hutt Post Office and Hutt Bridge, ono £5 note, eleven, £1 notes, and two half-pound notes. Apply X.Y.Z., Post Agency, Lower Hutt. L~"""6§fTTast 'week, a. Tan and White Collie Dog. Finder please communicate with .41, Brougham-street. Telephone 744 A. ..Reward. LOST. Blue Enamel and Silver Brooch. Reward, 37, Rintoulstreet. LOST, on tramcar, between Newtown Park and John-street, Lady's Silver Chain Bag. Reward, 95, Wallace-street. LOST, in Willis-street, Miniature Rifle Brigade Brooch, in silver and gold; Iceep6ake Apply Evening Post. OST, Returned Soldier's Badge, 6/360. Reward, Post Agency, town.LOST, Sunday evening, between viaduct, Karori Road, arid Thorndon Station, brown paper parcel of books. Reward. Apply Evening Pest. LOST, between Rimutaka Hill 'and Trcntham, Soldiers Forage Cap (17th Ruahine Badge). Please return to 90, The .Terrace. 'Phonu 2820. OST, Pink and Grey Parrot, Sunday, 4th February Reward. Apply Lowe Bros., Motor Works, Lower Hutt LOST, Returned Soldier's Badge, Reg. No. 10/406, vicinity Happy Valley land Island Bay train terminus Apply j Supply Depot, Buckle-street. Reward. LOST,, in ' Tinakori-road, between Hawkestone-street and Hill-street, a child's brown Teddy Bear Reward at 74, Hill-street. . • ■ __ T~OST7 27,th"January, from~M TCarthy r s J-J Buildings, Brown Leather Lunch Box, Purse, ring inside Proceedings taken if not returned. FOUND— Christ dpher Johnson and ■ Co.'s Stainless and Rustless Table Cutlery; a fresh supply just arrived. Uentou's, 68, Willis-street. TRAYED, light' Bay Mare, white left hind fetlock, soar in right hind fetlock Anyone knowing whereabouts commuieate D Daniels, Knights-road, Hutt. 8 DRESSMAKING, latest fashions, lit, JL/ style, economy. Miss Grey, Costumierc, Courtenay-place, over Belcher's Leather Warehouse ! A COOUNTANT-Bookkeeper wants -£*-.' .Evening Employment. Apply Bookkeeper, Evening Post. IRL wanted, liglit duties, assist children. Apply 55, Hawker-street. f'JpifPISTE wanted, just left school preX , ferred. '.State age, salary, etc. Apply. Scholar,. Evening Post. '.: SUPERIOR Apartments for 2 Geiitle-k_X—niaii..~-Apply J 29,, Brougham-street. GOOD 'Home and-small salary offered . to khul elderly woman to,, take charge of'little boy, nearly 3 years old. -Apply-.4Qj\ Upland-road, Kelburn ■ " SINGER'S Machines (guarauteedT from 20s; New Dropheade, Singer, half-price ; ' Hand ' Machines from 10s. Wellington Machine. Co., 41, Kent-ter. LADY' requires Board-Lodging,'private family, central; room opening balcony or verandah"' essential. Apply Norma, Evening Post, PERPLEXED }' — Consult ' Madame King, Gifted Clairvoyante. Advice all subjects. 1 87, Vivian-etreet, opposite Salvation Army. ' . TEX) Lease—Confectionery and Ice Cream JL Business, as a going concern, term one to three years; excellent proposition. ■Full particulars, Ist Division, Evening Post. - : ■■ ..- MADAME ERMILLE, Genuine Clair- ; yoyante, visiting N.Z Hours, 10 I a.m. to 9 p.m. .119,' Lambton-quay (upstairs), near Occidental Hotel INGER Machines. Call/ at Grand Opera House and inspect big assortment; terms arranged; no. canvassers emploj'ed , " . • ': ' MADAME COliA LEE, Chieroeophist and Character Reader, may be vj consulted daily; 2 to 4 and 7 to ,9.. 109, Thorndon-quay.. . ." ; fTUVO smart, capable girls desire Posii tion in Tearooms; same hours. Write A.Zi, General Post Office. EVERY three months £75' in prizes; Record, the Daddy of Teas. ONEY to Lend,- on Ist. and 2nd ■ mortgage. , Apply Jamieson Bros., 80, Manners-street. . ■ ■ . ' "^Of/HEN washing floors or clothing, «*■ use Korol.. Cleanses,, disinfects, destroys germs Chem'sts and grocers. MADAM !—Easy -, Monday Laundry Help makes clothes spotlessly clean without rubbing them. ■ - Is packets, grocers. liTVERY competitor gets a prize; li Record, the Daddy' of Teas. J PROTECT your home against germs and insect pests by using Kerol, tho guaranteed .disinfectant. British made. O"| " AOA T0 LEND, in sums to 3i.L»,1/!Jl/ , suit, on tirst-elass City Property, at 5£ per cent. Apply Thomson, Brown, and East, 189, Featherstonslreet (opoosite Union Bank).' JCKNESS rarely enters the ' home whe.ro JCerol is used. Get this powerful, non-poisonous disinfectant.' EVERY packet contains a coupon; Record, the" Daddy of Teas. A BOON to Housewives—Easy Mon-J-3L. day Laundry Help. Saves rubbing, saves the clothes, saves your work. , 1b packet lasts eight weeks. TfTUIE secret of sanitary cleanliness in ■«- houses, shops, and factories is Kerol —the real disinfectant. ■ ■ EVERY packet a lucky packet, each contain a prize; Record, the Daddy of Teas. , OACOLOL, British .Lysol, is the last ,L word in medical disinfectants. Procurable from all Chemists. A LITTLE Kerol in your bath is particu : .•"4- larly refr ashing. As •> hair wash Kerol prevents dandruff I THWERY 28th of February, Record ill Day, Record, the .Daddy of Teas. OMPOUND Cordial of Blackberry and Jamaica Ginger is an effective remedy for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Pains in Stomach und Bowels. Price 2s per bottle; posted 2s 3d. ' R. M. Green, Chemist. 141. Viviui'.-streot. .Wellington, IBT Kerol dostroy dangerous Hies. This J guaranteed disinfectant is safe and sure Chemists and jrneei'S. LEMENT'S TONIC, 3s; Lane's Emuleion, 2s 4d ' and 4s 3d ; Kruschen Salts, 2s; Fallows's Syrup (largest), 6s 3d; doott's Emuision 2s 4d and 4s 3d ; Doan's Backache Pills 2s lOd; Blaud's Soft Mass Tonic and Blood Pills (latest), 2s per 100. Physicians' Prescriptions compounded with extreme care and absoute fidelity. C. and H.. V. EVENS, i Cfeejniatsj S& MaJiners-etreeJ.

This article text was automatically generated and may include errors. View the full page to see article in its original form.
Permanent link to this item

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19170205.2.6.3

Bibliographic details

Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 31, 5 February 1917, Page 1

Word Count
845

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 31, 5 February 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 31, 5 February 1917, Page 1