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.URGENT NOTICE. JUDGING by the present demand upon our servioes 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 SSIOA. LOST, between Cuba, Manners, Ghuznee, and Willis streets, via The Terrace, Gold Wristlet Witch; £1 10s reward. Apply Evening Post ■ LOST, some time last week, Gold Brooch, opal heart centre; reward. Apply Evening Post. OST, Ladies" Silver Wristlet Watch. Reward, on returning to 210, Lamb-ton-quay. OST, last night, in town, Pink Cameo Ring; valued as keepsake. Reward, 132, Taranaki-street. ; OST, Sunday, between His Majesty's. Theatre and Hay-street, Black Fox Fur. Good reward, 8, Hay-street, Oriental Bay. LOST, between Berbampbre and Newtown, Poise, containing; 2 10s notes, some silver, and return half-ticket to Masterton; reward. Apply Mt. Pritehard, c«re DJ.C. OST, a one-bar Brooch, set with divine, between Karori car, Lamb-ton-quay, and Cuba-street. Finder rewarded, on returning. Apply Evening Post. LOST, Pooketbook, containing papers, cards, etc.. Finder please communicate with Boyes, Room 10, Union Buildings. T OST, by soldier's wife, mounted EgypILi tian Sovereign; reward. Apply Secretary, Returned Soldiers' Club. . . , OST, to-day, Soldier's Hat, on ■-. wharf, no puggere; keepsake Would finder kindly return to Anxious, Evening Post. ' - LOST, a pale blue Silk Scarf, Tuesday evening, vicinity Lambton Station. Reward. Apply Evening Posk ' OST, by soldier, in Kilbirnie, early this morning, Silver Watch in leather wristlet strap; initials A.E.P.; valued. Finder please return to Mrs. Ernest Clarke; ■ 25, Bourke-street, Kilbirnie. Reward. /_ __ LOST— Will the two young, ladies seen picking up and taking away two Blaok Kittens in Willeston-atreet this morning kindly return same and save further trouble, as they are known. LOST, small Black Bag, containing needlework and scissors; reward. Apply Evening, Post. ' ■'.-.. ■.'... ; T EFT, in Everybody's Pictures, Parcel, JM containing 7 blouses, for which eh© has to account to her employer. Finder please return 2, Sieverston-terraoe, off The Terrace. Reward. LOST, by working girl, vicinity Lambton or Hutt Station, 8 £1 Notes; finder rewarded. Apply Post Agency, Lower Hutt. . OST, between Friday and Monday last, Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch; name engraved on back. Reward, 70, Haiaitai-road. OST, all my grey heir by using Ayer'» Hair Restorer; it's certain in action. Prioe 2s' 6d, at R- Johnston's, Chemist, Cuba-street.. ._ LOST, those .bad smelling drains, by using Hycol, the most powerful 'tisiniectant. Obtainable all leading stores. FOUND— The freshest and cheapest Fluid Magnesia is Sboiiand's. One (hilling buys the best. FOUND— Opening next Saturday, The Rntland, Plimnwr'e Steps, off Do-minion-avenue. Finest private hotel in Wellington. Intending guests, book immediately; only limited number of rooms left. 'Ph0ne.4415. GENT., wants nice Single Furnished Room, central; will pay 10s weekly. Apply W.F.,, Evening Post.' COMPETENT Motor Cyole Mechanic wants a' Job. Apply R. 8., Evening Post. ■ ; ". '.. '• _ ■•■■ : BILLIARD-Dining Table for sale, firstclass condition, complete equipment, snooker set, etc. 191, Clyde-street, Island Bay. ■■-■"•'... ;;' . : '. ■. YOUNG Lady wants Board and Residence with homely couple. Apply Prompt, Evening Post. f^ORNS— Don't go suffering. ■ Get John--IV^ stone Antiseptio Corn , Cure; new treatment; never fails. Price Is. R. Johnston, Chemist, Cuba-street. iSoMPETENT Jeweller open, for EnV^ gagement; country position with management of shop preferred. Apply Jeweller, Evening Post. INGJGR'S 66 Diophe&d, new, £8 15e; Oak Drophead, £3 17« 6d; 6-drawer Treadle, $2 ss; Hand, 20s. Wellington Machine Co., 41, Keut-terrace. LADIES' High-grade Underwear and Corsets, at the most reasonable prices in Wellington. Miss Lomax, opp. Fire Station, Newtown. DVERTISER offers comfortable cosy Room to gentleman; breakfast optional; quiet, private home; moderate. Apply (evenings) 55, Soarborongh-ter. INGER, Drophead, round shuttle, 7drawer, £6 ISs; Singer Automatio Drophead, '£4 10s. Terms arranged. Globe, Grand Opera House. j LEARN Self-healing by which money can be saved, sickness cured, and life itself lengthened. 178, Moleswortbstreet. . ■' ■ ELDERLY Gentleman (Civil Servant) wants Bed-Sitting Room and breakfast, convenient Government Buildings. Reply to G.A.S., Evening Post. I YOUNG Lady seeks Position as Light j Companion-Help. Address Myr», Evening Post. , YOU cannot fail, to be pleased by our 6took of Dainty Scarves and Blouses. Miss Lomax, opp. Frre Station, Newtown. RS. BIGGINS, Trance and Test Medium, Medical Clairvoyant, may be consulted 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 66, Abel [ Smith-sftreet, near Cuba-street. OHN PAGETTraiiee Medium, Medical and Business Clairvoyant. Interviews ,1, Homo-street (off Kent-terraoG). Last ~few weeks. "OERPLEXED I Consult Madame -«L King, Gifted Clairyoyante, advice all Bubjects. 87, Vivian-street, opp. Salvation Army. OU'LL find that Wood-Mita© 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. CaJJ or write; enclosing stamp for reply. Strictly confidential. L. W. Balkind, Bouloott Chambers, Boulcott-street, Wellington, j " XITHAT did Mrs. Easy Monday Brown ' it say?" For best sentence: Ist proe £100 cash, 2nd £10, 3rd £5, 50 afc ,ss. Entry coupons in Is packets. I RASTER Bargains in Boots and Shoes:. J Ladies' Glace Derby, from 12s 6d. J. W. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenayplace. HEN you ask for Wood-Milne Rubber Heels see that you got them. If the shoemaker is out of stock write to Box 873, Wellington. . -

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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 99, 26 April 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 99, 26 April 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 99, 26 April 1917, Page 1

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