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SUITS FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS. WE are still Booking a few Orders, but don't leave it too late. OUR FAMED TO ORDER SUITS in ALL-WOOL TWEEDS from £6. HEAVY INDIGO SERGE, £7 7s. SPECIAL VALUE IN'PETONE AND KAIAPOI READY-TO-WEARS, all sizes, £5 55.. BOYS' SPORTS SUITS from 39a 6d. .J. 0, SMITH, 54-56, LAMBTON-QUAY, Opposite Government Buildings. LOST, FOUND. PERSONAL. SLEEVE-LINK. T OST, yesterday. Gold Sleeve-Link. -*—f Finder rewarded on returning to Evg. Post. - T; OST, Gold Bangle, between Garden- •*-—^ rd. and Botanical Gardens, with I.P: engraved inside; keepsake. Reward., 5, Tennyson-st. OST, Fountain Pen, in G.P.0., this morning. ■ Reward. Apply Queen's Wharf Bookstall. T OST, yesterday, Child's- Silver Bangle, -»—' between Shannon-st. and Courtenayplaco. Reward. 5, Shannon-st. L~OST, Tuesclay"ni(rht, a Gold Bar Brooch, with a largo opal in centre. Reward, 135, Tory-st. OST, Sot of Teeth. Reward. Write 427, Evg. Post. LOST, Child's Gold Cable Bangle, Thursday, between Courtenay-pl., Millward-st., via Constable-si. Reward. 43, Rintoul-st. LOST\ Amethyst Drop, off pendant, vicinity Newtown and Rintoul-st. Reward, 347, Adolaide-rd.' LOST, some time ago, .seen recently, Black Scotch Terrier Dog, short beard, feet tipped grey, long- body, short legs. Good reward. 14, Enierson-st., Petono; detainer prosecuted. OUND, Long-haired Puppy (dog), about 3 months, black face. Owner apply 32, Russell-terrace. \ RS. ASHER, Jun., call Evg. Post, Letter. ' - ■ AGENT,' with means, would like to meet a Lady, young, between' 20 and 40, view to matrimony. Apply 448, Evg. Post: . ■ MATRIMONIAL. T ADIES, 20, 29, 30, also eight between JLJ 38 and 45 desire acquaintance, view. Matrimony. Manager, Advance Agency, 276, Lambtoß : quay. 10 to 12, 2.t0 4, and 7 to 8 evenings. "MATRIMONIAL. ~ '-■ WANTED, Inquiries from those who have not time, opportunities, make desirable introduction, view above. Room 3, over London Dental, 7 to 8. MISCELLANEOUS MRS. GALLEHAWKE, Clairvoyant. can be consulted at 7, Hopper-st., 1 p.m. till 9 p.m. Ladies only. MAKE your home germ-free; use , Kerol, a disinfectant twenty-four times stronger than carbolic acid. -,■ nnHE Prince of Wales enjoyed Planter's -I. Pride Tea,, 2s Bd, 3s. All Stores.or F. Haigh, Kilbirnie. '.''..-,' ■ ■"■.'■" WHEN Buying- Furniture it 'will. pay. •-..'tp.'visit the Victory .Furnishing Go.,'; '88,: Vivian-st. Cheapest; and Best. IyOME Fibre Soles can be sewn or • * : i ■ tacked- they do not. :ilip,; and' are waterproof. Inquire at 66. Manners-st. PROTECT your home against summer ■ epidemics by* using Kerol, the guaranteed disinfectant. British, made. RS..GREATOREX makes a specialty • of turning and remodelling Frocks and Costumes; terms moderate; neat work guaranteed. Address 70, Dkon-st.~ I 'MAKE Keys and mend Keys, sell Keys,and lend Keys, and fit Keys to any lock. Wycherley, Kodak Corner. Tel. 568. '. - ', ■' ■ THE Prince's favourite—Planter's Pride Tea, 2s Bd, 3s. All Stores, or J. M. Porter, Riddiford-st: KEROL is a practical insurance against sickness. Always use this , disin fectant when house-cleaning, Chemists and Grocere. : . ' . .. ■ OOD Sight means good health. Consuit Mr. iHenry F. Deverell, Ophthalmic Optician, 147, Willis-st., opp. V.M.C.A. Prescriptions made up. Lenses replaced. , ALKER'S Umbrellas, the hall-mark of perfection. Walker; Umbrella Specialist, 53 Manners-st., N. 2. Hotel. Buildings. ■ TOO Fat —Ladies and Gentlemen can reduce without drug!;. Treatment endorsed by doctors. Can or write M. J. Harrison, 131, Featherston-st. Enclose 3. stamp 3. THE safest guard against Plague—use Kerol, the most powerful disinfectant. Chemists and Grocers. OTICE how ladies love Planter's 1 Pride Tea, the Prince's favourite. 2s Bd, 3s. All stores or J. Dillon, Kilbirnie. "VTARICOSE Ulcers and Bad Legs can » be cured. Varex method of treatment. Never fails when properly applied. Worst case stays cured. Ernest Healey, Chemist. Foxton. BEWARE of worthless fluids labelled 'Disinfectant'! Get Kerol—moat powerful germ-killer- made. Non-pouon-ous. ■ . MBRELLAS, nicely Recovered from 3s 6d. Repairs from le. Sunshades and Umbrellas Recovered in navy, violet, green, or tussore, from 10s 6d~; Walking Sticks Remounted and Repaired from 2s 6d. Lethaby's, Umbrella Specialists. opposite Post Offica. ■ ' - .. ZOME Soles for all boot repairs. Fitted properly and .cheaply at the Zome Depot. 66, Manners-st. KEROL , ,is the greatest enemy of Plague germs' Kerol is a sure destroyer ; non-poisonous. SCALE users should see the new Dayton Models at corner Brandon and Featherston ats. J. Leeney, Agent. AYTON Scale TJsera and Others— Pleaso note new address of agency: Corner Brandon and Featherston sts. J. Leeney. LlNDS—Blinds, Curtains, . Cushions, lates 1; designs, quotations - free. Everett's, Specialists, Fowlds's Buildings, Manners-st. T^l. 22-220. JNFANTS' Outfits, Nurnes and Waitresses' Aprons stocked and made to order at Mrs. Collins, 61, Vivian-st. I^OOTWEAR is Bxpennivo. but Zome Fibre Soles lessens the cost by prolonging the life of bootu. Obtainable at the Zome Depot, 66, Manners-st. OMPARE the prince at the Zome Depot, 66, Manners-at., for Suit Cases, School Bags, Suede Skins, Boot Polishes, etc. RESSMAKING—Day and Evening Gowns, ladies own material, remodelling, moderate charges. Stanton's, next Empress Theatre. Tel. 1244. WHAT are your prospects? Advice to those born any month of the year; stato month. Encloso ss, stamped envelope, to Advisor, 276, Lambton-qy. nnEACHING — Violin, 'Collo, Piano, J- and Wood-wind Instruments. For terms, apply to C. -IStaffan,, Artcraft Theatre, or 111, Karori-rd. BA-NJO Pupils -wanted by good player, plectrum or finger »tyle taught. Apply 461, Evg. Post.

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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 76, 31 March 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 76, 31 March 1922, Page 1

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