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KINDLY NOTE—THE ONLY WAY. WE can Collect your Upholstered Furniture, Thoroughly Clean per Vacuum process, and return the samo day. Also, Single Carpets Collected, Cleaned, and returned immediately. King up VACUUM CLEANING CO., 18, GREY-ST., WELLINGTON. 'Phones—23S3, 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. 2510 Aut., always. 2349, Warehouse. LOST, in Courtenay-plaee, yesterday, Black Leather Bag, containing money, bank book, etc. Finder kindly keep money, return bag, etc., 37, Jessiestreet, City. ; LOST, Island Bay tram or vicinity Courtenay-place Tram Terminus, small Black Puree, containing about 25s and papers; name on receipt. Reward, 148, Russell-terrace. LOST, pair Gold-rimmed Spectacles, in case, on 15th instant, between Lambton-quay and King's Theatre. Reward at 72, Dixon-<street. LOST, last Wednesday night, between Wellington and Lower Hutt, Lady's Handbag, containing valuable keepsakes and bank book, number known; reward. Address at Post Agency, Hutt. OST, young Black' Retriever Dog, on Tuesday. Finder rewarded. Day and Co., 49, Courtenay-place. OST, in Willis^treet, Raffle Book, 14801, for linen cupboard. Reward. Apply Evening Post. OST, Sutherland-road, Melrose, Handbag, containing money, watch, scissors, thermometer, etc.; elso address, 54,. Vivian-street; reward. Apply 71, Suther-land-road^ ■: TTIOUND—MabeIa, the hew Malted JP Food, grows more popular every week. Recommended by leading nurses and doctors. OUND—Desert Gold Tea is the favourito everywhere. It leads for flavour, quality, and economy: TTIOUND, Baby always happy and well, X thanks to Mabela. Builds firm flesh andstrong bones. ■ WOULD Gentleman who found Lady's Purse outside Vienna Cake Shop, Courtenay-place, 26th July, kindly return same and receive reward? Woods, 46, Hankey-street. ■ i LECALDANO.— Anyone knowing Address of Mrs. Kate Leealdano, one time j Crown Cafe, Palmerston North, please write 1 to Veritas, Evening Post. YOUNG Lady seeks Position as Com-panion-Help in adult family. Apply Help, Evening Post. _^_ LADY in refined home at seaside wishes to take charge of little girl over 6 years; every care given. Reply Seaside, Evening Poet. /"CLEARING Sal«, expiration lease. V^ Everything cleared regardless cost. Tools, Crockery, Furniture. Offers wanted. Ellis, corner Vivian-street. AKER seeks Situation, all bread or boil) Apply Bakery, Evening Post SINGER— Tailor's Singer Hand and latest Singer 66 Drophead, in oak, for Sale, cheap, n.t 115, Mannors-strect. WINTER, wants Work, day or job, " ' cotmtry^preforrfedl wAppJj«B«i9t.» Evening Post TT> EQUIRED by marriod couple, Home, JLij ..with nice quiet family, in Newtown. Reply . Clerk; Post Agency, Newtown. WHITE Leghorn a.nd Silver Wyandptto. Pullets for Sale;' starting to lay. C. R. Hosie, 59, Leraud-streot. ■PERMANENT Home for girl, aged JL 10, in refined home, no other children preferred. Full particulars to M., Evening Post. "STIS-TORS to Wellington will find the V Rutland Private Hotel, Plimmer's Steps, Dominion-avenue, an ideal home. 'Phone .4415: ■ ' MADAME MILL WARD. Clairvoyante, Psycbometrist, and Scientific Palmist, may' be consulted at Room 3 (top floor), Boulcott Chambers, Boulcott-st., near corner, of Willis-st. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. OUPLE, child 2, own cot, want Board or two Furnished Rooms; separate gas stove. Address White, P. 0., Hataitai. ■■ rriWO Young Ladies want Position to--1 gether, laundry, kitchen, or pantry. Apply'L.D., Evening Post. ■ MRS. BIGGINS, Trance and Test Medium, Medical C'lairvoyanto, may be consulted 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 66, Abel S mi th-strect, near Cuba-street. MYSTERIOUS, Modern, Self-healing does cure diseases, shattered nerves restored, life lengthened. Learn this science. 178, Moleeworth-street. ■ INGER Drophead, £5 15s; Oak Drophead, £4 10s; Hand Machine, 255. Fifty to select from. Wellington Machine Co., 41, Kent-terrace. .-...'. ARRIAGE. Destiny, Events, Changes, Prospects, Surroundings, Business, etc;,'. Marvellous 2000-word True Life Readings. Send birth date and 9d N.Z. stamps to Aubert, Box 440; Sydney. . . MADAME KING, Clairvoyante. "Your advice proved excellent." Extract from' numerous letters. 87, Vivian-street, nearly opposite Salvation Army. SPECIFY Wood-Milne Rubber Heels. Because they are rubber heels, and because they arc made in England. LADIES, look at our window; prices that will startle you. Cheapest in town in Crockett and Jones, Bostock. Martin's, Tram Terminus, Courtenayplace. ■ f 1 ILRUTH Calf Food saves you 12s in W ; first cost on every 1001b you buy. A. and P. Food Co. HOT Water Bottles are a little lower in price. New stock' just landed. Best unique quality. Note prices: 6 X 12 8s 6d, 8 x 10 9s, 8 x 12 9s 6d, 8 x 14 10s, 10 xl 2 lls 6d, 10 xl 4 12s 6d. R. M. Green, Chemist, 141. Vman-at., Wellington. jOARNATION Catalogues now ready to be had free from A. W. Hardie, Wa-ikiwi, via Invercargill, late of Waima-ha-ka, at Home prices, not New Zealand prices. ■ BRITISH workmanship plus best Para Rubber are two good reasons why your rubber heels should be Wood-Milne Rubber Heels.. DIPHTHERIA is prevalent. Protect your home by using Hycol, the British Disinfectant. Procurable at Stores. A AND P. Chick Raiser makes your • chick rearing a pleasure and a success. All ingredients carefully selected. USE Proto-Nuts for poultry, and get two eggs in place of one. Obtainable all Stores. RITISII Wood-Milne Rubber Heels. If he hasn't them in stock, write to Box 873, Wellington. MABELA always gives satisfaction. Easy to prepare, very palatable, highly nutritious. Only Is 9d tin. Sold everywhere. Q FURNISHED or Unfurnished Rooms, «J with private entrance. Reply Comfort, Evening Post. UltNlSHED'FlalTcTfour rooms, with piano, private kitchen, and bathroom, to Let. 143, The Terrace. TCTURNISHED RoCme to Let, double '■*- and single. Apply 2.3, Cuba-street.

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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 51, 29 August 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 51, 29 August 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 51, 29 August 1917, Page 1

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