WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. WHARF BUSINESS HOURS—WELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION DAY. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on tho day of the Wellington North Election, THURSDAY, 28th February, 1918, tho Wharves and Stores o£ the Board will CLOSE for Business at the hour of 4 p.m. (instead of 5 p.m.), in order to afford employees in the above Electorate) a _ reasonable opportunity of recording their votes on the day of Election. H. E. NICHOLLS, Secretary. Harbour Board' Offices. . Wellington, N.Z., ' 21st February, 1918. . M'COMISH'S BOOT STORE, M'COMISH'S BOOT STORE, MANNERS-STREET . (Opp. Fariah-street). OUR BOOT REPAIRING DEPARTMENT IS completely equipped with the latest machinery for ■ HIGH-CLASS REPAIRS AT MODERATE PRICES. . Repairs to Goodyear Welted Boots a Specialty. C. W. MARTIN, T>LUMBER AND HOT WATER ENGINEER, 13, LOWER TORY-STREET. Ring 1720 for Estimates'. DRY CLEANING. FCR the Very Beet Work at Reasonable Prices, SEND IT TO BARBER'S, ■ 125, Cuba-street, 147, Riddiford-street. 'Phone 226. p^OR LOOSE-LEAF . LEDGERS A And SPECIAL ACCOUNT BOOKS, Order direct from the Manufacturer of the Best Books. HUGH DOUGLAS, , Opposite Public Library, Wellington.- - /' :Phone 1933. LEVIN.— Foxton Motor Mail Service. Quickest route to Foxton. Leave Foxton 7 a.m., arrive Levin 8 a.m.; leave Levin 11, arrive Foxton 12; leave Foxton 3 p.m., leave Levin 7.50 p.m. FaresSingle, 4s 6d; Return, 6s 6d. Motors for Hire Sundays. PERCY WHITEHEAD, Proprietor. LEPT-O^F CLOTHING. MRS. PIGGOTT (late Woodward), 121, Vivian-street (next Skating- Rink). Cash Buyer, of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-off Clothing and Boots, etc. Letters receive prompt'attention. Distance no objection. 121, VIVIAN-STREET, Next Skating Rink. 'Phone 2651 A. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. HAS it ever occurred to you that you have Clothing, Boots, or Jewellery lying about that you can turn into cash? Wo' buy Clothing of all inscriptions, Jewellery of any kind; and give highest prices. Letters promptly attended to. M. NAUSBAUM, The Allies' Second-hand Dealer, 127, Manners-street. Wellington. Tel. 4107. INCREASE your Banking- Account.— Loft-ofE Clothing, Boots, Jewellery, etc., turn them into cash. Send a letter and receive cash for goods.—Mrs. Hayvice (only address), 149, Manners-st., below King's Pictures, opp. side. 'Phone 4392. MRS. PHILLIPS, 56, Taranaki-street, the old-established Secondhand Dealer. Ring 'Phone 3256, :or send letter. Full value given £or Boots, Suits, JewelleTy, and goods of every description. Country clients, money by return Post. SCRAP METALS. WANTED —We are Cash Buyers of Lead, Brass, Zinc, Copper, Iron, Rags, Rope, end Rubber. 'Phone 725. JONES AND CO., ! Clyde-quay. Wellington. ' Established 20 .ve»rs. X\f ANTED KNOWN. , XMAS HOLIDAYS. Send your Suit or Costume to be Drycleaned at ESTALL'S STEAM DYE WORKS, 85, VIVIAN-STREET (opp. Army). Wo don't wash clothes. We are Dry Cleaners and Dyers only. 'Phono 2608 A. WANTED, all Business Men interested in Motor Delivery. Trucks to call at SUTHERLAND -.AND RANKINE'S GARAGE, and get particulars of The Ford One-ton Truck (delivery in February). Book your orders early', as only a limited number are available. Note address: ' 34, MERCER-STREET, Ford Service Depot. ~rjn~ anted known. All Mnds of Cemetery Work executed. Granite and Marble Curbs, Reinforced Concrete Walls. Direct Importer Granite and Marble Memorials H. ■ GLOVER, Monumental Sculptor, 59, Kent-terrace. 'Phone 3243. WANTED KNOWN. You will get best results by using "SNOW-WREATH" FLOUR. Ask youi Storekeeper for "Snow-wre*th." Wholesale Agents— W. J. GAUDIN AND SON, Coal, Grain, and Produce Merchants, Ghuznee-street, Wellington ('Phone 271). Also, Kilbirnib ('Phone 3716—1 short. 1 long). T¥f ANTED KNOWN. The address of T. A. WELLS'S New Paperhanging Warehouse, is 145 a, MAN-NERS-STREET; 62, TARANAKISTREET, and LUKES-LANE. Telophone 883. WANTED Known—Motorists, oui prices: Inner tubes 33 6d, outei covers 6s 6d, chains 6s, pumps 2s, saddles 7s 6d, coasters fitted 30s. Motor Cycles all makes. Tires, eto. BOUCHER'S. 74, Lambton-quay. Agents for R. and S., 8.5.A., Rudge, A.J.S., and Triumph. WANTED Known — Gladiolus. No flower gives more satisfaction than the Gladiolus. They are so easily grown, so stately in appearance, and with euch diversity of colour' they create a great show in any garden, whether large or small, when other flowers are scarce. See our Window Display and order now. F. COOPER, LTD., Mercer-streot. TILED FIREPLACES. WANTED Known—Splendid .selector Firos and ■ Ranges, all makes. Ranges for cottage or mansion installed or repaired. Don't waste time and coa.! on faulty range. Ring up J. M. REID, Range and Firo Specialist, , 'Phono 3244. . 139.' Willis-street. WANTED— 1500 Beet Enamel Sauce pans, all size® and prices, 1b 3d tc 4s each. This week only at the price The Sims Hardware.
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 45, 21 February 1918, Page 12
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