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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 96, 23 April 1921, Page 1

mENDER ACCEPTED For DAWSON AND MAUDSLEY'S SALVAGE WAREHOUSE STOCK. £2000 WORTH TOWELS. £1000 WORTH MADAPS. and £8000 WORTH GENERAL DRAPERY, ETC. COLE'S CASH DRAPERY CO., 108, 110, 112, CUBA-STREET.

LOST, FOUNR. PERSONAL LOST FOWLS. STRAYED from 67, Grafton-rd., Roseneath, two White Leghorn Pullets. Reward, abovo address. OST, Irish Terrier (bitch), New Plymouth collar. Reward. 13, Grasset., Oriental Bay. L~OSTr"'bßtween Lyall and Oriental Bays, via Courtenay-p]., Topa and Pearl Brooch. Reward. Address at Evg. Poat. . LOST, in City, Ford Truck Canvas Cover. Reward. Inncs Jones, Dixon-st. Stand. , OST, two weeks ago, Gold Medal Brooch, initials J.H.. to G.L.8.; reward at Gilmer's Drapery, 244, Cuba-st. LOST, Friday, i! 5 Note, vicinity KirkCaldie's, Lambton-qy., or N.Z. Trawling- Fish Supply, Molesworth-st; reward. 819, Evg. Post. / LOST, in Newtown "yesterday, Grey"Fur Necldet, Finder please leave at Castle's, Chemist, Riddiford-st. Reward. OST, about 3 weeks, Child's Gold Bangle (made from deceased' soldier father's watch chain). Reward. 5, How-ard-at. Ll>SfrGoid~Bar Brooch", heart-shaped amethyst centre, vicinity Willis-st. to Thorndon; and Ngaio. Reward. Ring 2530 (3 Tings). ■ . LOST, £2 10s in notes, about 5 p.m., I near Courtenay-pl. Tram Shed, by working woman. Reward. Apply, Evg. Post. • I ,T OST, between St. Paul's/Kindergarten, jLA Tinakori-rd., Hawkestone-st., and Lambtoß-qy.",. Friday, a email Pebble Broooh, set in silver, with, purple stone. Reward, 11, Karaka-av., Tinakori-rd. LOST, Brooch, between Waterloo-rd. and Hutt Bridge; keepsake. Reward, Post Agency, Lower Hutt. OST, 21st.April, Black Fox Fur, vicinity Kensington and Willis-sts. Reward-, Apply Evg. Post. . LOST, Gold Brooch, one stone, sapphire, on Lower Hutt train or between Lambton Station and Cuba-st., on Wednesday night. Reward. 33, Thomp-son-st. • . ( LOST, in tramway waiting shed, Island Bay, Friday, pair Dancing Shoes. Reward, Tel. 1211. LOST, Bunch Keys, Saturday morning. B. Bevan, Grey-st. Stand. Tel. 2600. LOST, Brown Kid Glove, between Per--1 rett's Corner and The Terrace. Reward waiting. 231, The Terrace. LOST, on Thorndon-Newtown Tram, Parcel, containing new whito silk nightdress. Reward, Evg. Post. S'fRAYEb, from Ross-st., Lyall Bay 7 I Black and White Collio Pup. Roward. 52, Ros3-st. TF the person seen picking up Gold Ex--5L paneling Wristlet Watch ih Mannerßst., Saturday afternoon, does not return same at once, further proceedings will be taken. Apply Evg. Post. . IVVILL person who picked up Knitted ■t T Scarf, Thursday evening, please return 48, Courtenay-pl. ? WILL person who took Parcel, con- , taining shoes, from Family Circle, Opera House, last night, return same Caretaker, Opera House, as the rightful owner cando with them? . A YOUNG, prepossessing girl in her teens wishes bo adopted for a home by an elderly couple of good family. Writo 914. Evg. P^et. . ' ' MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED— Lidiea, your chance for sale by the yard, pure Wool, guaranteed Indigo Suiting Serge. Usually 50s, ■ now 22a 6d. T. Shields, 21, Willis-st. WANTED— MenryouTnext" Suit from T. Shields, 'In lor, 21, Willis-st.; Splendid range of New Season's Suitings just to hand. ■^ST ANTED—Ladies, we have fine pure "' woo) guaranteed Indigo Suiting Serge, usually 50s. now 22s 6d a yard. T. Shields, 21, Willis-st. W[ANTED to Hire. Pi^olTmonthly basis, every care taken. State mako and terms to 858, Evg. Post. "VTOTJE Gaudin for City Council! A " safe, sound, loyal citizen. VINE stands for a more efficient tram service and cheaper fares, and commonsenso timetables. Vote for Vine on Wednesday. . . CIAUDIN for City Counoil! Economy *~ and sound government. MAJOR E. VINE stands for progress and square dealing. Vote for him on Wedneeday. VOTE Gaudin for City Counoil and development of outlying districts. "VTINE stands for an improved milk » service and requires your vote on Wednesday nnxt. CIITY Council Election—Voto Gaudin J und progress. IN the interest of all citizens, vote Gaudin fpr City Council.