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FRIDAY SPECIALS. ' RIDAY SPECIALS. 65 pairs LADIES' REINDEER GAUNTLET GLOVES, slightly spotted, 16s • 6d quality, for 8s Ud. NURSERY FLANNELETTE, lfkl yard. 2500 yards , OUR FAMOUS SATINTULE, for fine underwear, 2s 4d, for Is 7_d yard. COLE'S CASH DRAPERY CO. 108, 110, 112, CUBA-STREET. LOST. FOUNB. FERSONAL. lOST, from Karori, one Roan Gelding. ■i Ring 26-076. Reward. LOST, on Lambton-quay, 10s Note, Tuesday, by 6choolboy. Would finder pleaso return? Address Ever. Post. LOST, by poor woman, small Parcel in Willis-street. Would finder be io kind ■as leave at Evg. Post? LOST, Sunday or Monday, Waterman Safety Fountain Pen, Cuba-st., Couvtenay-pl. Finder please ring 1772.' Reward. _ _ . OST, Black Morocco Leather Wallet, ,; containing Notes and other items. Liberal Reward on returning to B. O. Forrest, Electric Light Store, Harris-st. LOST, Gold Cable Bangle, Tuesday afternoon, between Duncan-terrace and Willis-st., or in tram; reward. W. Campbeil, Ltd., Newtown. Tel. 24-004, or 74. Durcan-terrace. OST, between Maitland Hotel and 1 G.P.0., Gold Southern Cross Brooch, valued as keepsake; reward. 342, The Terrace, or ring 21-759. LOST, Tuesday evening, between Lambton Station and Courtenay-pl., iady'.s small Dress Basket, containing oliildren'a apparel and knitting. Finder rewarded. Apply 9, Prince-st., off Rox-burgh-st. LOST, Wednesday morning, Lid ©over, part of sidecar body of motor-cycle. Finder kindly communicate Tel. 21-049. lOST, between - Burnell-av. and Tina■f kori-rd., Brown Leather Purse, containing money, accounts, with owner's name on; reward. Apply Evg. Post. REFINED educated lady, ■ means, 40, wishes to correspond with refined educated gentleman, companionship, view to matrimony. Apply 977, Evg. Post. WANTED.TO KENT. WANTED, unfurnished^ large, sunny Room, harbour view, central, c.1., caliphont, bath, kitchenette. State terms. 667, Evg. Post. ■____ TTKTANTED, middle August, partiallyi" Furnished Flat or Bungalow, locality Kelburn or Terrace, living-room, 2 bedrooms, etc.; buy or rent. Reply 976, Evg. Post. .. ' . ■ W ANTED, by married couple, Double Bed-Sitting-room, conveniences; central. Reply, stating terms, to 975, Evg1. Post. . ■ i _^^^ ANTED, Unfurnished 5-rd. House ... ' or' Self-contained-Flat. ■ Reply, stating particulars' (adults). Write §90, Evg. 'Post.- ■ ■: ". \. ■'. ■ ■ . ' I^TANTED to-Kent, 3.0r, ■.4-rd. House, "• empty or otherwise);' willing to buy furniture. Write- 997,; .Evg. Post. W "ANTED, by. married couple, no-chil- , ;drcu,'Unfurnished Flat, two.rooms and_ kitchenette; central'; nioderate rent; Write 102.' Evg.' Tost. ■ ':■;■■ ';,. ■ : . T^ANTED'toßent, 3 to 5-roomed Fur- ■■■"'" '' nished -House, careful, small adult family.' 'Write 994, Erg. .Post. ' 'ANTED, by young Man, one or twb- ' !roomedl' Furnished 'Baoh; must-be . central. .'State; terms ■■ to; 117, Evg. Post. "ANTED to Rent, 4 or 5-roomed House, by married couple; careful tenants; central;, would .buy. £30 to £40 worth of furniture; good references.- Apply 126, .Evg. Post.ANTED, Bcd-Sicting-room; .separate "entrance and kitchenette preferred ; - furnished or - unfurnished. 113, Evg. Post. ' ' ' ' ■ ' WANTED, Unfurnished. Bach, or Room with •' separate entrance. Price and particulars to 112, Evg. Post. WANTED, Single Bedroom, by young man; away all day'; must be central. State terms. U6, Evg. Post. ; WANTED, . Furnished Bed-Sitting-/room, by married couple, ground floor, fireplace, conveniences, vicinity Thorndon.- 'Reply, stating rent, to 142, Evg. Post. , -- WANTED, large, Furnished Room, 3 single beds or 1 double and 1 single; must have fireplace. Write 133, Evg. Post. WANTED to Rent, for 12 months, with option of purchase, 4-rd. House, Lower Hutt preferred. Tenant, Box 615. r%7t7"ANTED, two large Unfurnished IT Rooms, use conveniences; must be central. State terms to 146, Evg. Post. ANTED to Rent, Jty gentleman, Furnished Bed-Sitting-room, with breakfast, central. Write 147, Evg. Post. MARRIED Couple (baby, 15 months) require Furnished Flat, or 2 Rooms, with conveniences; references. Particulars, Box 211. MISCELLANEOUS. LADIES' One-bar Ward Shoes, 7s lid pair. Martin's Big Step Down Boot Sale. Tram Terminus, Courtenay-pl. /CHESTERFIELD Suites, Moquettes, \J Tapestry, Shadow Tissue, and Cretonne coverings to choose from. . iv© want the public to save money. Wellington Upholstering Co., 16, Old Customhousest.,.off WilHs-st., opp. Empress Theatre. ZOME Soles —Now is the, time to study I where your money goes. Wear 3*smo Soles and save money. Repairs neatly executed at 66, * Manners-st. SECURITY— Yale Locks in 3 sizes, each with 3 keys, supplied and fitted locally. Prices 22s 6d, 20s, 18s 6d, according to size required. Tolley and Hunt, Locksmiths, Basement, under Railway Office, Telephone 3800. 1, Willis-st. C CHESTERFIELD Suites from £7 10s J the 3 pieces; never known before in the history of the furniture trade in Wellington. Wellington Upholstering Co., 16, Old Customhouse-st., off Willis-st., opp. Empress Theatre. MEN— Why pay big prices for Suitß. We are selling English Tweed Suits, 40s. Come and sco them. N. Wolfe, Room 7, Boulcott Chambers. BIG Stocks Crockett and Jones's Bective Eclectic and Selby Shoes', all going at Big Step Down Prices. Martin'a, Courtenay-pl. ■^ ZOME Soles doublo the life of your boots, make walking easy, ensure dry feot.. and aro economical. (CHESTERFIELD Suites—We are sellJ ing from factory-to you; come along and save pounds; rpust clear. Wellington Upholstering Co., 16, Old Customhouseat.. off Wilhs-Bt.. opp. Empress Theatre. JEASE-Expiring Sale of Foo.twear, Two J Weeks Only, Everything Reduced. Lambton Shoe Store, 80, Lambton-qy. 'OOD-MILNE Rubber Heeis absorb the jar and cost less, and wear considerably longer. AS Ksng as your boot has an upper you can fit Wood-Milne Soles. MISS MEACOCK, .Teacher, Pianoforte, gives Lessons in your own home. Call or write 75, Mein-st. ADIES' Glace Court Shoes, to clear at 16s 9d. Martin's Big Step Down Boot Sale. Tram Terminus. Courtenay-pl. MRS. GALLEHAWK, Clairvoyant, can be consulted at 19, Jessie-st., from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ladie3 only.

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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 1