LADIES, DRESS SMARTLY AT MINIMUMCOST ! The way to "Clothes Economy" lies across our threshold, because we buy direct from the makers, and sell at WHOLESALE PRICES, 100 SAMPLE JERSEYS, in newest styles, all wool, guaranteed fast dyes. ALL WOOL JERSEYS, IN CKEAM AND GREY From fos'fd TRENCH COATS, lined From £3 7 S 6d HEAVY TWEED COATS, latest collars From £4 15 3 BLACK VOX FURS, in new cape shapes From £2 15a FUR COATS From £29 BEST VELOUR HATS, in all shades From £2 2 £ SPLENDID SELECTION OF COSTUMES AND BLOUSES. COUNTHY OIIDERS SENT ON APPROVAL TO GENUINE BUYERS WE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS. THE SAMPLE ROOM (OLIVER'S, NEXT EMPRESS THEATRE). UPSTAIRS^. 102, WILLIS-STREET.
LAWN TKNNIS MATCHES. "KING LAND V. NEW ZEALAND, Tliomtlon Tennis Club'tt Courts, Hakwollstreet, off Murphy-street, On FRIDAY, 26th MARCH, at 2 p.m., and SATURDAY, 27th MARCH, at 1.30 p.m. On FRIDAY, A. H. LOWE (England) play. .L C. PEACOCK (Now Zealand), at 2 p.m. A. X BKAMISH (England) plays G. OLLIVIER (Now Zealand), it 3.15 p.m. On SATURDAY, A. E. BEAMISH ■ nlava .T. C. PEACOCK, A. H. LOWE plays G. OLLIVIER, and BEAMISH ant! LOWE play a Doubles Match against OLLIVIER" and PEACOCK. Admittance (Halswoll-street Gate): 2s 6d Adults; Is Schoolchildren. Afternoon Tea additional. Seating free. ARTHUR PETKERICK, Sec, I N.Z. Lawn Tennis Assn. j ■pETONE MEMORIAL WEEK. TO-NIGHT (Tuesday's) PROGRAMME: CHEER-OH GIRLS! Come and Enjoy a Genuine Musical Treat and Help oui" Worthy Cause. WEDNESDAY, 21th MARCH, SCOTCH NIGHT. Programme by YVelling-ion Scottish I . Society. TO ANGITIKEI RACING CLUB, ! ANNUAL MEETING. 1 TO BE HELD ON THE BULLS RACECOURSE ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 24th and 25th MARCH, 1920. H. A. GOODALL, Secretary. WELLINGTON RACING CLUR AUTUMN MEETING. 15, tK and 17th N^^S^at^ ISS^ .«ov ) for N.Z. St. Leger Stakes iind N.I. Ph-llen^e Stakes, CLOSE at 9 o'clock pnf on FRIDAY, 26th MARCH, 1920. at the Office of the Wellington Racing Club Woodward-street, Wellington. a: e.-whyte, Secretary. I : ~~- ; ■ BOARD AND RESIDENCE TTGTANTED, by young man, private ■ * J family preferred, near Government Buildings or University. Apply to - 962, Evening Post. LOWER HUTT BOROUGH. COUNCIL. GAS METER READER WANTED. ! A PPLICATIONS are invited for the ii Position of Meter Reader and Waterer, to close with the undersigned at 12 (noon), on Tuesday,' 30th March, 1920. Salary £3 6s per week. Schedule of duties and conditions of appointment can be aeen at the Borough. Offices. Preference will be given to a returned soldier, all other things being equal. E. A. GUMBLEY, Borough Engineer. Lower Hutt, 23rd March, 1920. PLATFORM SCALE. WANTED to Sell, 10 cwt FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES, in good order and condition. Apply A. V. STEWARD, LTD., j Cornhill-stroet. ' HOTEL BUYERS, NOTE f WE have several good Hotels; leasehold and freehold in town and country, for sole, easy terms arranged. Fred Fanning and Co. Note address: 18, Greystreot. _____________ ' BOARDING-HOUSE. WANTED ' Sell, above, central, 15 rooms, well furnished, every possible convenience,' select streot, cheap rental; price £1000; good business. Fred Fanning and Go. Note address: 18, Greystreet. I £375, PETONE. : , WANTED Sell, 5 Rooms, all conveniences; good section. Very easy ' terms. This is an absolute snip. Fred j Fanning and Co., 18. Grey-street (Note address.) £340. CITY CONFECTIONERY. ' WANTED Sell, above, with dairy, 5 living rooms, c.1., conveniences ; turnover £40; price includes furniture, stock, etc., going concern. -' F. Fanning and Co. Note address—lß, Grey-street. . i TIMBER FOR SALE. Kfifi FEET SUPER., 11 x 4 s-2 0.8. 1000 ft SUPER. 8 x T. and G. and 0.8. Can be seen after 1 o'clock daily at ; j 83, HILL-STREET. I / j ' "OROOKLYN — SHOP SITES ' And TWO 5-ROOMED HOUSES, j On Tram Line. ! j Land 66 x 165. Splendid Investment. Price £1700 the Lot. Apply 1 J. B. FINLAY, Evening Post Buildings. BIRDS AND ANIMALS; A USTRALIAN Talking Parrots, large x\- variety Canaries, Goldfinches, Pigeons, Feather-legged Tumblers. Fox Terriers, Australian Silky Spaniel ami Pomeranian Puppies, Persian Cats and Kittens. Ferrets. Day. and" Co., 130, Man-liei-s-stro-st. opposite Opera House. HE Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited.—Lost Policy.—lt is tho intention of this Society, on or after I the 7th day of April, 1920, to issue n Cer- | fined Copy in place of Policy No. 210485. on tho life of FREDT-RIC'K GEORGE ELLIS, of Dunedin, which is alleged to have been lost. ! P. D. LESLIE, Resident Secretary. Wellington, 23rd March, 1920.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 70, 23 March 1920, Page 2
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