* OUR SPECIAL OFFER TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY ! WHALEBONE . HAIR, BRUSHES, AIR BRUSHES, .Black Satinwood .Backs, Ebony Finish, Long Bristles. fcgTE- K/11 'NOTE THK O/ AJL \ THE PRICE _. EACH. PRICE We have just opened a splendid shipment of Traced Linon Goods . and _ Accessories. FOR THE LATEST NOVELTIES .Visit the ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT At C. SMITH, LTD., ' CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. WANTED to Sell, Allison and Sons •"' Pmno, splendid condition, beautiful rich tone; • a real bargain. Palace Auction Mart, Vivian-street. W ANTED—Avoid worthless concoctions' labelled "Disinfectant." Ask for Kerol, the guaranteed article. Chomlsts and Grocers. 'WTANTED— Toys! Toys! Special dis- ▼ » play in our Toyland. Latest and best variety. Working Models, etc. The Sima Hardware. XSjTANTED Known — Ladies' White » » Canvas Ankle Bar and Court Shoes, 8s lid, 10s 6d, 12s 9d. Martin, Tram Termmus, Courtenay-place. 'ANTED—Those suffering from Rheumatism. Neuritis, Sciatica, Sprains, Liver, Indigestion, Obesity, etc., to take special treatment. Massage Aquarius, King's Chambers, ■ Willis-street. W ANTED—Toys, etc. Horatnan's Unbreakable Dolls. Splendid selection Kewpies, 8s 6d, Us 6d, 18s 6deach. The Sims Hardware. TENANTED, every housewife to Kerol- » » lse her home. Kerol is the most powerful disinfectant. Non-poisonous British-made. \\T ANTED Known—Cheapest in town: T» Girls' White Canvas 1-Bar Shoes, 7 to 9 5s 9d, 11 to 1 6s lid, good leather solos. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenayplace. ■ ' , TXTANTBD to Sell, Push Chairs, Bab- ;" iea' Ctlairs > also Singer Sewing Machine, in splendid order., 1 Palace Auction Mart, Vivian-street. 'Phone 3473. 'ANTED Known—Genfs White Canvas Shoes, rubber soles, from 3s lid; Boys' and Girls', 2s lid to 4s 9d. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-place. WANTED— When washing Hoars, furniture, clothing, use Kerol—strongest germ-killer made. From Chemists and Grocers. (V^TANTED— We have arranged our TT 1917 Toyland. Bring the children along. Splendid variety to choose from. The Sima Hardware. TTTANTED—White Piques, '28 x 40 .' " > inches wide, Is to 2s lid yard; 40----mch Coloured Piques, Is 9d yard; Duro c? c Striped Piques, Is 6d yard. Morgan's, 115, Cuba-street. xirANTED Known-We are doing the » » trade m Ladies' Court Shoes, big stocks, cheapest prices, big ;nips for Friday and Saturday. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-place. WANTED— Insist upon being supplied with Kerol; the British-made disinfectarit of high and guaranteed efficiency. V?S^ANTED, General Servant; small * » ■ family; references required. Apply, after 6 p.m., 87,' The Terrace. W ANTED, everyone to. use Ozo and have, good -teeth.- 6d-tins ewy-' where. . . - •".-., , TS/" ANTED—To ensure sanitary clean- ".» liness in house, workshop, or office, use Kerol, the strongest disinfectant. IATANTED to Buy, P;anos, Furniture) ." » » or Furnishing, in large or small lots. ft. Jenkins, Palxce Auction Mart, Vivian- . street. 'Phone 3473. . .- . WTANTED—Coloured Poplins, 40 inches '' , wide, 2s 6d, 2s lid;' Striped da, .3s 6d yard; Black and White and Cream Veg. Silks, 2s 3d to 4s 6d yard. Morgan's, 115 Cuba-street. T7STANTED—Keep kitehena, bathrooms, »»■ and lavatories sanitary by using KeroL Strongest disinfectant made. Chemists and Grocers." T^TANTED, Working Housekeeper or ." t mother and daughter or two sisters as Cook-General 'and Housemaid; good wages; testimonials necessary. Apply Mrs. Lucas, 154, Hardy-street, Nelson. W ANTED, Purchaser, well furnished Apartment House, 11 rooms, 2 years' lease, right of renewal, modern house, beautiful view, vicinity Boulcott-street, always well let owing to central position; pneo £550. A. 1,. -Wilson and Co. WANTED— To have clean, beautiful teeth, use Ozo. Prevents formation of tartar and decay. 6d a. tin. A : WANTED, Purchasers new Homes, Kilbirnie. Now building, 4-r. and kitchenette, also 5-r. and kitchenettedeposit £100 to £150, weekly 20s to 30s. S. Salek' (owner), 11, Blair-st. 'Phone 1481. ■ , , ■ ■ . WANTED Sell, day-old White Leghorn Chicks l 10s dozen; Broody Orpingtons, 7s; Laying Black Orpington Pullets, 6s 6d; White Leghorn Pullete, 5s each; Jubilee Incubator, 216-egg, good order splendid hatcher, £7 10s; also quantity Wire Netting. G. Davies, Mooro-street, Seatoun. 11*^(ANTED, an Occupier for Suburban ' » 4-roomed House; bonus required; garden well cropped; vacate directly. Apply H.N.E., Evening Post. W ANTED to Sell, Green Pram., 255; Folding Push Cart, 30s. M'Kain's Auction-Rooms, Lower Hutt. W ANTED, by married couple, with two . children, Furnished Flat, central. Apply South, Evening Post. VSTANTED, Women and Girls, all de- *,* .payments; good wages. Appry Victoria Laundry Co., Ltd., Haaison-st. 'ANTED—Piano playing taught in 10 to 20 lessons. No special music, no scales; saves time, money, and drudgery, same results. Biriey's College, Boulcott Chambers. 'ANTED Known—loo pairs ladies' Sample Shoes, court or ankle bar, best makes, from 189 9d. Martin, Tram Terminus, Cou>ienay r place. ' "ANTED—New stocks of Ladies' Vanity Bags, 5a 6d, 6s;6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, to 25s each. Best value in Xm'as Presents. The Sima Hardware. W ANTED, parcel senders to remember the Imperial Government have been giving Soldiers in the firing line Chewing ■ Gum. We have specially-pre-pared packets ready for poet—s for Is, 6 for Is 3d. Mrs. Lempriere, 90, Willis-et., three doors above Post. fIXTANTED, by young woman, Day ~» Work; ironing preferred. Apply M.E.G., Evening Post. WANTED to Buy, large or small I-lonses of Furniture; cash down. N. Jenkins, Palace Auction Mart, Vivianstreet. 'Phone ?473. I \l\r ANTED, thoroughly experienced » » Cook. Apply Mrs. C. A. Griffiths, 12, Hobson-street. W "ANTED Known—Just arrived, new shipment of high-grade Toiletware; prices moderate. Palace Auction Mart, Vivian-street. 'Phone 3473. W 'ANTED—Car© for your teeth aa they should be cared for. Use Ozo. In 6d tins. , ANTED, immediately, Girls, tippers and learners. Grant, Baraett, and Co., Ltd., Umbrella Manufacturers, Guthrie-street. Thorndon. TSTANTED, young Girl, for sewing T * buttons' ou bloutet, Apply 38. .Viviaa-etreet. •
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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 113, 9 November 1917, Page 1
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