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URGENT NOTICE. JUDGING by the present demand upon our service* SPRING CLEANING HAS NOW COMMENCED. BOOK YODR 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 WRISTLET WATCH. ~~' LOST, on Thursday, at Trentham Racecourse, Silver Wristlet Watch, .attached to strap; reward. Apply Evening Post._ LOST, vicinity of Hobson-street bridee, Black Kitten, about 4 months old. Please Teturn 40, Tin—kori-road. Reward. T OST—Will person who found Book, 'XJ Lessons on Massage, please return' same ? Apply Evening Post. ,T~6ST, Monday night, between Opera A_ House and Kelburn, Gold-rimmed Pince-nez; reward. Apply Evening Post. LOST, Friday, between Wellington, ■ and Kaitoke, ' Motorist's Bag, containing belt, chains, accessories; reward. Apply No. 9, Burnell-avenua, Thorndon. LOST, vicinity Willis and Manners streets, Tuesday afternoon, Gold Brooch; reward.. Mrs. Novak, 21, Scar-borough-terraced OST, Green Bag, containing purse, latch key, savings bank book, enclosing £1 noto; reward. 56, Salamancaroad. ' OST, yesterday, between Bethune's Buildings and.King's Wharf, Bunch of Koys. Finder rewarded on returning to Shaw, Savil!, and Albion Co., Bethuno s Buildings. __ OST, last Wednesday, between Kininiroad and Tunnel, No. 2 car or Lamb-ton-quay, Gold Wristlet Watch, attached to bangle. Reward, 8, Kininiroad, Hataitai. __ ___ OST, Pearl BTooch, Kelburn-parade, or Terrace; reward. Finder kindly return to Miss Howett, State Fire Office. OST, between Lambton-quay and ' Oriental Bay, Red Enamel Badge Brooch (7th Manchester Regiment). Reward at Mowbray's, Lambton-quay. LOST, Jast evening, between Cuba-street and Kelburn car, Lady's Umbrella; ■ reward. Apply' Evening Post. LOST, those bad smelling drains, by using HycoJ,- the moat powerful disinfectant. Obtainable all leading stores. . OUND—The freshest and cheapest Fluid Magnesia is Sharland's. One shilling buys the best. T7IOUND—It's raining, consult Lethaby's JJ (opp. Post Office), at once: Ladies' Umbrellas ro-covored, 5s lid; ' Gent's. Special, 8s lid. Yos,. wo repair Umbrellas. I~jV)UND— Opening next Saturday, The 1 Rutland, Plimmer'e Steps, off Do-minion-avenue. Finest private liotol in 'Wellington. Intending gnes'te, book immediately ;' only limited- number of Brooms left, 'Phone 4415. __ __ SUPERIOR Board and Residence for , one ■ gentleman. .Apply Blandford,.----210, Tinakori-road. < ■ ' , •■ ■ EARN Self-healing by which money . can bo saved, sickness cured, and life itself lengthened. 178, Molesworthstreet. ■ _• i ' LONDON Dressmaker, with Parisian experience, visiting Wellington, desires few daily engagements, day and. evening gowns. Apply Estclle, Evening Post LARGET superior Bed-Sitting Room to Let, Terrace, use of all conveniences, suitable for 2.0r 3 business ladies. Apply Terrace, Evening Post. TmURNISHED Rooms to Let in up-to-X 1 date house, Kilbirnie, use of conveniences, no children. Apply Rooms, Evening Post. SINGER Drophead, latest 66, cheap; 7drawor Singer, £4 15s; Hand Machine)'£l. Terms arranged. Globe, Grand Opera. House. ELDE«RLY Gentleman (Civil Servant) wants Bed-Sitting Room and breakfast, convenient Government Buildings. Replyto G.A.S., Evening Post. T ADY, with house at Rona Bay, would JL_ like Officer's Wife.or other Lady, share. Apply Scotch, Evening Post. INGER 66 Drophead, cheap; Round Spool, £2; 5-drawer,Treadle,, £2 ss; Hand, from 15»; other Dropheads, cheap. Wellington Machine Co., 41, Kent-terrace. YOUNG Lady seeks Position as Light Companion-Help. . Address Myra, Evening Post. __ "H/TRS. BIGGINS, Trance and Test ItJL Medium, Medical Clairvoyant, may bo consulted ,10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 66, Abel Smith-street, near Cuba-street. OHN PAGETTrance Medium, Medical and Business Clairvoyant. Interviews 1, Home-street (off Kent-terrace). Last few weeks. j ERPLEXED ? Consult Madame King, Gifted Clairvoyante, advice all subjects. 87, Vivian-street, opp. Salvation Army. __ OU'LL find that Wood-Milne Rubber Heels will suit you down to the ground. Made of best Para Rubber. DO you want Money? I lend £5 to £100 on any class of security. Call or write, enclosing stamp 'for reply. Strictly' confidential. L. W. Balkind, Bouloott Chambers, Bouksott-street, Wellington. . GREAT Easy Monday Laundry Competition. First prize £100 cash, 2nd £10, 3rd £5, 50 at 5s each. Entry coupons in every Is packet. E.C.—What do they mean? They • refer to Record, the Daddy of Teas. IJERSONAL— Be precise. Be firm. X Order Sharland's Fluid Magnesia. That's how to obtain the best. OD.T. —We give each week a five- . pound box of Record, the Daddy of Teas. TAKE Brown Peas for the Liver; always do good,- cannot do harm. Chemists and Stores. ' B.O.—For tho first correct solution • opened on Monday, 30th' April. Record, tho Daddy of Teas. EMAND Hycol, the powerful disinf octant, ' and swat that' fly by destroying all breeding places. MADAME CORA LEE, Chierosophist and Character" Reader, may be consulted daily, 10 a.m. to. 9 p.m.. 27, Constable-street. ' _ riOACHBUILDING.—A gopd all-round \J Woodman wanted; constant job, top. wages to suitable man; also, Coach Trimmer. Leydon, Coach'builder, Gisborne. n-tp' AAA TO LEIN_», in sums* to SbJ-OjUUU suit, on first-class City Property, at 5i per bent. Apply Thorn*son, Brown, and East, 189, Featherstonstreet (opposite Union Back). " TTTHAT did Mrs. Easy Monday Brown f T say? " For best sentonce: Ist prize £100 cash,, 2nd £10, 3rd £5, 50 at ss. Entry coupons in Is packets. ASTER Bargains in Boots and Shoes: LadioB 1 Glace Derby, from 12s 6d. J. W. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenayplaoe. ' HEN you a*k for Wood-Milne Rubber Heels see that you get them. 1£ the shoemaker it put of stock writ® to JB_*..B_s. s?_t!i»S.teJk

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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 98, 25 April 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 98, 25 April 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 98, 25 April 1917, Page 1

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