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URGENT NOTICE. YUDGING by the present demand upon tJ ' our services SPRING CLEANING HAS NOW COMMENCED. BOOK YOUR DATES IN ADVANCE, .•'■•.■•: RIGHT NOW. Singlo Carpets Collected, Cleaned, and Returned same day if required. yac d qm Cleaning co. 5 ;. 18, GREY-STREET. j .:'Phones 2333 and 2510 A. LOST, .Wednesday, probably in tramoar, Diamond and Ruby- Marquise King; reward. Bottle Store,-Commercial Hotel. ■•: T OST, Purse at Cburtenay-place. FindJLJ er rewarded on returning to Preston's Pork Shop. OST, Sunday afternoon, Black Silk Umbrella, long handle; either left in Ji.ii'J train to -Upper Hutt or at Wallaoeville. Reward. Apply Evening Post. LOST —-Left, by working man, Wallacestreet Terminus, Overalls., Would Under please return 282, Cuba-street? LOST, between' H&nkey-street and Kelburn,: Pearl Star, Brooch. Reward, Baker, Tailor, Manners-street. OST, a small Black Cocker • Spajiiel. Reward; 51, Grant-road. T OST, :small Fawn Pug Do"g7~~Would -S-^ 1 finder return to Miss Bourke, Dressmaker, 7, Hopper-str«st ? Reward.OST, between MacMahon's. Theatre and Scarborough-terrace, Stone and Pearl Pendant. Reward, . returning Public Trust Office : OST, : a Blue Leather Handbag, botween the Public Trust Office and Boulcott-street; reward. Rine Telephone 3590. - .'S' OST, opposite Goyt. Printing Office, ■*-J Tick Purse, containing silver. Please communicate T. B. Gcddard, Wadestown. OST, all traces ot Corns. How? By using Coy's Corn Salvo. It is a pernianent- and efficient cure. . Obtainable from W. I-I. Coy, Chemist, Newtown. LOST —A splendid chance by not getting a Red Cross Art Union Ticket; only Is. FOUND— A-gentle laxafcivo is Sharland's Fluid Magnesia. Equally good for fk headache and heartburn. "IOUND, in.Newtown; at W. H. Coy's, the Chemist, a permanent and tasteless euro for Worms. All'mothers should note this fact. FOUND— 34 Prizes of 1000 sheep in Red Crosss Art Union. Tickets at tobacconists. ' 'WOUND—If your Piano, requires timing, ■*- we-are experts, and can doit for you now. Call, or. ring 'phono 3474. Nimmo and Sons,. 42, Kent-terrace. ; QTRAYED or Stolen, an Australian Ter- *~—' rier, 17th Reinforcement badge on collar. ■ Anyone found in possession will ba .prosecuted without further notice. T. P. Wiliason, 122, Tory-street. BOARD and Residence available .for 2 respectable young ladies in nice locality.- Apply 2, Patrick-street, Petonc. IJOARD and Residence, by business -> lady, central. State terms to Clericus. Evening Post. .:•■.. BOARD— Gentleman wishes to enter .bright sociable family (musical de-sire'd).",:ir'y"otf'-:wiU offer honils. comforts (no boarders), send all ■particulars Mutual Appreciation, Evening Post, t I^TOIING Man wants Situation, clerical; A meligigble. Apply D.F., Evening Post.- ... ■.. -I' {MOHPOSITOR ■ (News) - wants Work;: v-' town or .country. Apply Compositor, Evening Post. / - INGER Dropheads,-50 to select from, £3 .10s; Hand' Machine, 15s. .We invite you to inspect these machines. Wellington Machine Co., 41, ■ Kent-ter. FLAT, unfurnished, 3 or 4 rooms and i . ■ . bathroom, wanted by married couple; must be central- and with refined people. Terms and particulars Superior, Evening Post. , ■.;• ■ • ■,'■' ' ■ RETURNED Soldier seeks 4 or 5-roomed £*i ' House, 3 months rent in advance guaranteed; , probable purchaser. Reply Active Service, Evening Post. . T> ESPECTABLE Government, Cadet reJL*' quires, Board and Residence; handy to G.P.O.:;.private family preferred. State terms to Student, Evening Post. INGER Machine, brand new, £6 10s; Treadle, £1. ss; Hand Machine, £1. Globe; Grand Opera.House.-..'.■ , SANAGEN, the British, Nerve .Food, operates equally upon the digestive organs and nerve centres." ■-. • . : pIJOTOGGAPHIC Ope.-ator wanted for ■A. 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, mey be consulted daily, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 27, I Constable-street. . '|D» ÜBBING makes washing so tiring. 'Jl\i Easy Monday Laundry Help does away with rubbing, Packets Is. ANAGEN, the British Nerve Food, restores the energy of body and mind. ' .• IN peace or war, on. land or seas, Record is the. Daddy of Teas. t3ACOLOL, British Lysol, is the last - word in. medical disinfectants.. Procurable from all Chemists. • Tl? your, health is in an enervated conJL dition, take Scnagen, the British ! Nerve Food, which renews strength. BIG Reductions. Our stock Ladies' One-bar Shoes, from 13s 6d, best makes. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courte-nay-plaee. Sale, Sale, Sale. DAINTIER Tea hath-, no" man than . this—Record, the Daddy jaMTeaiu ' SANAGEN, the" British Nerve Food, dispenses with drugs. It is strictly a brain food. _,'_.' ■■ , ; f»T <- £\(\C\ TO LEND, in sums to 3iiO,Ul#l? suit, on first-class City I Property, at 5£ per cent. Apply Thomson, Brown, and East. 189, FeatherstonstTeet (opooeite Union liank). ATEVER again at this price—Ladies' \S Glace Derby Shoes, 11s ?d, 14s 6d,. 16s 3d. Martin's, Team Terminus, Cour-tenay-place. Sale. Sale. Sale: ALL that drugs may achieve temporarily is better 'don* by Sanagen, and the benefit-derived is permanent. SHEETS, Tablecloths—everything in the washing—made spotless without rubbing by using Easy Monday Laundry Help. . P~ERI'LE~XED'\ — Consult Madame King, Gifted Clairvoyante. Advice all subjects. 87, Vivian-street, opposite Salvation-Army. BUILD up your starved nerves with Sanagon, the British Nerve Food. Entirely free of drugs. . WANTED to Sell. Upper Hutt, Shop and 7 rooms; price £575; owner renovating from top to bottom ; location, just outside railway gates. For further information apply on premises. AGTIME—Piano-playing taught in 10 to 20 lessons (Colbir System); no special music Call, let us explain our systems, and see testimonials. Birlcy's College, Boulcott Chambers. AS you like it —Rocord. the Daddy of Teas.

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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 47, 23 February 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 47, 23 February 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 47, 23 February 1917, Page 1

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