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25 th half-yearly END-OP-SEASON SALE. ALL MILLINERY TO GO ALL COSTUMES TO GO ALL THE SILKS TO GO ■ ALL THE EVENING WRAPS TO GO. OVER X»9K 00(1 STOCKS, ALL AT BIG REDUCTIONS. COLE'S DRAPERY. CO., 103. 110, 112, CUBA-STREET. "FOOTGLOVE " FOOTWEAR. THE "Staffordia" Model specially High-grade Shoes aro absolutely the latest in Fashionable Footwear.. See these smart; exclusive examples— Ladies' Patent Vamp Glace 2-bar Court Shoes, neat 6teel ornament, latest medium point toes, smart "Vik",heel. 27s 6d Ladies'. • Patent and Black Cloth Oxford Walking Shoes, smart short fronts, "Vik" heel — "The Fashion," 29s 6d. . Ladies' All Patent Oxford Walking Shoes, smart short fronts, "Vik" heels, 30s , Ladies' All Patent Court Shoes, smart ornament, celluloid Cuban heels, exclusive model, 30s. PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE 106, Cuba-street, and Ridditord-street. LOST, yesterday, between Tinakori-road and Cuba-street, Gold Bar Pin, with large pearl; reward. Apply Evening Post. T OST, Saturday, on hills, at Miramar jLJ manoeuvres, Pair Binoculars; reward. Apply Evening Post. LOST, Gold Chain Bangle, with pink cameo, much valued keepsake from soldier brother' Apply. 14, Mulgravestreet,. or 'Phone 3363 ; good reward. T OST, Round Gold Brooch, set with JL_ sapphires. Reward a.t 19, Carolinestreet, off Roxburgh-street, Mt. Victoria. LOST, between Hankey-etreet and Kelburn, Pearl Star Brooch. Reward. Baker, Tailor, Manners-street.. T OST, Sunday, between Karori and -«-J .Tinakori-road, Gold Brooch, amethyst in circle of pearls. Reward. L. W. Ludwig, Lambton-quay. LOST, by\worker, Purse, containing ££ (£1 note and 2 half-sovereigns), purse ■ very much worn; 7s 6d reward. Address Evening Post. LOST, between Brandon-street and Lindsay's Corner, Bunch Keys; silver chain attached. Apply Evening Post. LOST— A splendid chance by not getting a Red Cross Art Union Ticket; only Is. I OST, all my grey hair by using Aver's -i Hair Restorer; it's certain inaction. Price 2s 6d, 'at R. Johnston's, Chemist, Cuba-street. FOUND— A gentle laxative is Sharland's Fluid Magnesia. Equally good for sick headache and heartburn, I7IOUND,', after rain: Your . broken, • Umbrella Re-covered or Repaired neat, sound; moderate charge. Lethaby's Umbrella Depot, opp. G.P.O. FOUND— 34 Prizes of 1000" sheep in Red Crosss Art Union. Tickets at tobacconists. T TNDERLINEN—Ladies' ami Child- *-) ren's Ready:to-Wear Underclothing, Princess Petticoats, and Tussore Bloomers' at- reasonable prices; everything made on the premises. Mrs. Miller, 52, Adelaide-road (first tram stop past Basin Reserve). ____ Q UNFURNISHED Rooms to Let, cen/v tral. Address at Evening Post. LAST Week of Sale of Blouses in • Crepe-de-Chino and Silk. Still greater reductions. Call and see these at Miss Lomax's, opp. Fire Station, Newtown. SANAGEN, the British Nerve Food, operates equally upon the digestive organs and nerve.centres. TKTACANCIES, Board aid Residence, » suitable 2 cadets. 49, .Majoribanksstreet. ___ OUSEKEBPER, widow, aged 35, with chid aged 3, seeks Position, to tradesman or working man, child not obiectcd to. Hurst, G.P.0., Hastings. _ WIDOW Lady, without family, would like position Housekeeper, business or elderly couple. Experienced, Evening Post, •■ LAST Week of Salo of Children's , Goods, dainty and inexpensive Clothing and Hats; good selection. Miss Lomax, opp. Fire Station, Newtown. / f-JOTOGKAPHIC Operator wanted for Auckland studio; must be up to date and smart. Apply, stating experience and salary required to Crown Studios, Auckland. ADAME CORA LEE, Chierosophist and Character Reader, may be consulted daily, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 27, Constable-street. WALKING becomes soft and silent when you wear Wood-Milne Rubber Heels. Made in England—pure ber.EUBBING makes washing bo tiring. ' Easy Monday Laundry- Help does away with rubbing. Packets Is. LAST Week of Sala of Millinery. Still a chanco to secure a. 6mart Hat at reduced price. Miss Lomax, opp. Fire Station, Newtown. SEWING Machines—6o Dropheads, almost new, from £3 10s; Hand from 15s; guaranteed 10 years. Wellington Miichino Co., 41, Kent-terrace. ' GENTLEMAN in business requires permanent Board and Residence, or Single R.ooni with breakfast. Apply Presto, Evening Post. , 7S"ORNS^-Don't go suffering. Get John\J Eton's Antiseptio Corn Cure; new treatment; never fails. Price Is. R. Johnston, Chemist, Cuba-street. ROOMS to Lee, euit gentlemen going to business; breakfast if required. 28, Kent-terrace. BANAGEN, the British Nerve Food, restores the energy of body and mind. OLDIER'S Wife, wTtli oT^ chTicT wonts Furnished Room atTrentham! Apply A.S., Evening Post. fNGER Drophead, best shuttle, £6 15s; Singer Treadle, 2 drawers and cover, 255. 'Phone 4214. Globe, Grand Opera House. j \7SJOOD-MILNE Rubber Heels cost less v* than leather heels—and thoy_ take the fag out of walking. Wear a pair. IN peace or war, on land or seas, Record is tho' Daddy of Teas. , ACOLOL, British Lysol, is tho last word in medical disinfectants. Procurable from all Chemists. [ IF your health is in an enervated condition, take Sanagen, tho British Nerve Food, which renews.strength. IG Reductions. -Our stock Ladies' One-bar Shoes, from 15s 6d, best makes. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courte-nay-plaoe. Sale, Salo, Sale. aTnTIER Tea hath no man than this—Record, the Daddy of Tom.

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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 46, 22 February 1917, Page 1

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