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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 87, 9 October 1920, Page 7

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Known—New Soason'6 Suitings just to'hand. Inspect before ordering your next Suit. T. Shields, Tailor, 21, Willis-st. WANTED— Lease sold. Floral Voiles, Is 6d; Double Bed Sheeting, 3s lid, 4si 6d, and-4s lid yard; Flannelette, Is 9d; Towels, reduced all round. Clearance Sale. Flynn'fi, No. 1, Courtenay-pl. ANTED Known—You will never sea value like this again. Oddments in Ladies' Patent Derby Shoes, 3's, s's, and 6's only, 26s 6ci. Martin's Big Boot Sale, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-pl. ANTED—Lease sold! Siik~Anlie Hose, brown, grey, black, and white, 3s lid; Mercerised Lisle Hose, all shades, 2s lid. Great Clearance Sale, 9 a.m. Monday. Flynn's, No. 1, Court-enay-pl. WANTED Known—A nice assortment of English Teasels; also a few Dinner Services left. Inspection invited. The Sims Hardware. ANTED — White Knitted Gloves, ll|d pair; Black Knitted, HMd; Silk Veilings, all shades, 10|d; Haberdashery lines to be cleared. Sale starts 9 a.m. Monday. Flynn's, No. 1, Court-. enay-pl. ANTED Known—Dainty Luncheons, Morning and Afternoon Teas, with honie-made cakes, scones, and pies, served at the Centreway Tea Rooms, ! opp. Bank N.Z. Miss Johnston, 113, i Customhouse-qy. ANTED V Men only. Empress Thea" tre To-morrow Afternoon, 3 p..m., to hear Cairo Bradley. WANTED — Clearance Sale starts 9 a.m. Monday. Lease sold. White Gabardine Skirts, to clear 8s lid; Ja;>. Crepe Blouses, 5s lid; Voile Blouses, from 4s lid. Flynn's,. No. 1, Courtenay- ___ WANTED Known—We specialise in . Bedroom Furniture; most reasonable in town. f pe Aro Furnishing Co., 91, Cuba-st .VKTANTED—Lease soldi Children's »~ White Cotton Socks, 7£d pair, Blask All Wool Is, Tan Lace Socks 6d. Sale starts 9 a.m. Monday. Flynn'e, 1, Courtenay-pl. ANTED Known—The Lambton Renovating Co. ie. now open. Expert Cleaners, Pressers, and Repairers, next Midland Hotel. WANTED— Just opened, 58in Colonial All-wool Grey Costume Flannel, 16s 6d yard; 52in Grey Covert, two shades, 19s 6d. Morgan's, 115, Cuba-st. ANTED, 40in Sponge Cloths, 751 colours, 4s lid; new block stripes, 27in wide, 3b fid. Splendid selection Floral Voiles at Morgan's, 115, Cuba-st. ANTED — Leaso sold- Clearance Sale, 9 a.m. Monday. Real Lace and Insertion lljd yard, Cotton Torchon 2d, Embroidery, 9-inch, la 6d, All Over Is 3d. Flynu's, 1, Courtenay-pl. OUND—What, another new Umbrella, Mabel? Oh, no. New umbrellas ara too expensive. This was my wrecked umbrella. Been re-covered at Lethaby's for 12s 6d. Splendid materials,. and looks quite new. » . TTtRY our Quick Lunches, Afternoon JL • Teas, Suppers, Iced Drinks, and Sundaes: everything of the best. Sanko's Marble Bar, Cuba-st. lADIES, economise ; Costumes turned, -i remodelled, etc. Ida Robinson, 11, Broomhedge-st., off Adelaide-rd., "Basin end. . I3ERSONAL— Rheumatic Sufferers, send JL 12s 6d month's treatment. Money returned if not satisfied. P.O. Box 1172, Wellington. _ . YOUR old faded attire can be brightened and revived by Wainwright's Dye. Sixteen colours. Sold everywhere. BINING-ROOM Furniture, High-back Suites, Chairs (oak and rimu), at bedrook prioes. Call and inspect, Te Aro Furnishing Co., 91, Cuba-st. OLLOW the Crowd to The Rialto for Light Lunch or Three-courso Lunch. Served daily; best in town. SUEDE Shoes, to match your costume, made to measure, for 355. Guise and Co., Tasman-st. CHIMNEY Sweep—Here you get satisfaction at a reasonable price. Write Robinson, 52, Duppa-st., Berhampcre. ERSONS Wanted—Men and Women to hear Cairo Bradley at the Town Hall every evening next week. C_ WITCHES, Braidings, Pin Curls, TouX? poes, and Transformations always in stock; Combings made up. Mrs. Rolleston. Tel. 1599. ■m/TRS. SORENSEN-HATCH, 79, BoulItA cott-st., Health and Business Psyohic. Interviews daily from 11 to 7.30. Later by appointment. __ INE AND WILSON, Auctioneers (next Barrett's Hotel), turn Spare Furniture into Money quick, and pay out quick. Send yours. T^URNITURE Sold Quick, top price, X? quick settlements. Send yours. Vine and Wilson, Auctioneers (next Barrett's Hotel). HAVE you heard the New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph, perfect vecreation, best music; no needle changing. Demonstrations daily at the Edison Shop. JTIHE Edison Diamond Amberola proX vides Music for Dancing, Popular Son°-s. and perfectly reproduces Band and Orchestral Music. The Edison* Shop, 4, Willis-st. . IF you have not heard the Edison Phonograph you have missed the best. Call for demonstration. The Edison Shop, 4, Willis-st. HE Phonograph Music Lovers will eventually buy "The New Edison. Why not now? Call and hear this machine. The Edison Shop. 4. Willie-st. EASY Terms of payment may be arranged for Edison Phonographs. The Edison Shop. 4. Willis-st. "■fTST-ELL, GOOD-BYE, OLD CHAP!— T T I see that you finished up with having an Auotion Sale in ybur home ; did it turn out a success? Oh, ripping; the pity of it is that I did not think of Williams and Co., Ltd.. earlier, it would have saved me a heap of worry. "OERPLEXED ? What on earth over, 1 friend? Well, lam leaving the district, and after making inquiries re cost of charges in transit, etc., why I was staggered. Well, my advice is, don't pursue the matter further; do as I did: interview Williams and Co., Ltd., Furniture Arcade, Courtenay-pl., they will either buy or sell your goods, and satisfaction ia guaranteed. . ' PUBLIC WORKS, NEW ZEALAND. St. Helens Hospital, Auckland (closing Wednesday, 10th November, 1920). New Parliamentary Buildings, Wellington, Electric Elevators (rlosing 26th October, 1920). nnENDERS, endorsed as above, will be JL received by the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington. Plans and specifications may be seen on application at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Dunedin, and Christchurch, and at this Office. F. W. FURKERT, Engineer-in-Chief and Under-Secrotary. Public Works Department, Wellington, 7th October, 1920. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LTD. TO CONTRACTORS, • BUILDERS, 4ND OTHERS. SCREENED BREEZE FOR CONCRETE WORK. Suitable for Foundations for Light Buildings, Garden Puths, Floors, and many other uses. Makes a fine, cheap, and durable concrete. Note tho price—FlVE SHILLINGS per ton at the Miramar Works. J. H. HELLIWELL, Secretary. WANTED Known — Balance-sheets, Reports,- Articles of Assnciation, etc., printed eKpeditiouslv at Th.<a Evening Pot General Printing House.