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HALF-CROWN DAY! |7_UDAY NEXT! -*■ ■ ' FRIDAY NEXT ! I ' ■ • And 10s DAY IN THE SHOWROOM. COLE'S CASH DRAPERY CO. 108, HO, 112, CUBA -STREET. L«ST. rOUNB, PERSONAL. . • . £2 BiOWARD. LOST, Saturday midday,-Gold Wristlet Watch, initialled M.E.M., 15/10/19. I'iuder please return. Greatly valued as keepsake Ring. Tel. 1619 or 22-506, LOST, between Govt. ' Buildings and ' Kelburn, Steel Bag, containing 100 note and silver. Ring 26-187. jT OST, Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch (mi J-y tials E.D. and da to on back), cither Willis-si, or L»inbton-qy. Reward, Evg. Post. ._, iT, O_T, Star Brooch,. sot with pearlß, £-* Pirio, Vivian, or Tarana-ki sts. Reward at, 22, Webb-st. ; ■ OST, between Opera House and Clyde■i quay^ Saturday, Turquoise Drop Earring. Finder re.yarded on returning to 87, Alajoribanks-st. , . .-■ _^ LOST, Spring off Motor Lorry, between wharf and Seatoun. Please communicate Bridger, Carrier, Soatoun. LOST, Gent's Radium-dial Silver Wristlet Watch, Mannors-st., Courtenaypl.; reward. Apply Evg. Post. ■' LOST, between Tennyson-st. and Hospital, Parcel, containing clothes for sick j mother, prayer book, much valued, keepsake, from brother. 130, Adelaide-rdr ! "17I0UND, Sum Money. Owner can have ! J- aame by 'giving particulars at 221, Rintoul-st. . .:. .'• ■ " J QTRAYED from paddock, , Seatoun C Heights, Heifer, Calf. Finder com-1 municate with F. Taylor, Crawford-rd., ! Seatoun Heights.; ; TS/jTATRIMONY—Young Man, 27, fcH, -1-7-1- dark, wishes to correspond with Protestant, fair'young Lady, no. agencies. Write 476, Evg. Post. PERSONS desirous meeting genuine Clients, view matrimony, write Manager, Advance Agency, 11, Strand Arcade, Auckland. ■' ■ ■ . -' i ; .. MATRIMONY. LADY (Protestant), with good prospects, genuine, would like to correspond with Gentleman or Widower, between 40 and 50. Apply 484, Evg. Post. B»AK> AN* *_SI»ENCE. WANTED, 2-gents., to Sharo Room. 64, Boulcott-st. (under new management). WANTED, one or two Gentleman Boarders, hot and cold water, piano, every convenience, private home. Apply 50, Hall-st., Nowtown, WANTED, 2 young men to share large Front Bedroom, with,board,' 2mm from Hataitai tunnel. Address Evg.* Post. WANTED, nice, homely Home, .'for. young':lady,' urgent. ■' Ring Tel. 22-470. ■■■ ■'■■■■ ,■■■■'■•■■ - ' WANTED, 2 gents., to Share'new • Whare; good table. 64, Boulcottst. . - - ' ■ , ,1 ACCOMMODATION and Attention,for invalid convalescent patient, comfortable, sunny room,: harbour view, nice garden: Write . 449, Evg. Post. BOARD-RESIDENCE — Vacancy for1 gent., to share room. 10, .Wellingtonterrace (close to Parliament Buildings). \ BOARD for elderly*business man; real ; good home, private adult family; good looa'lity. Write 537, Evg., Post. BLUE PLATTER TEA HODSE, Island Bay.—Superior Boara and Residence, hot-cold hutches, morning and afternoon teas, open throughout the your. Miss Wartoll,' Proprietress. . . BOARD-Reaidence, 2 Gentlemen, share; nice large room, also Gentleman, share with another, el., tel. 341, Terrace. f~i ENTLEMAN requires AccommodaVJT tion, select Catholic family, good homci central; no other boarders kept. Reply 551, Evg. Post, GENTLEMAN as Paying Guest in private homo, select, all conyenioiices. Apply 1-58, Evg Post. ADFIELD Hostel, kelburn.--Vacan-cio3 Permanent Boarders; double rooms, 30«, including soft washing. Tel. 26-455.' ''■'■• .-■'.. "OTOTEL Alberuarle, 59, Ghuznee-st.— -U-All the comfort of a superior Home;1 hot, cold, and shower baths, excellent : cuisine, electric light; special arrange-] monts for Permanent Residents; single rooms. Tel. 2202. ' TJEFINED young gentleman requires -»-*J Board-Residence, single room, .Uppjar Willis-st. vicinity preferred. Write 502, Evg. Post. (SUPERIOR Board and Residence, O double' and single rooms. 12, Orien-tal-terrace. ' . ■' ■ „ "AVERLEY Private Hotel, Marionstreet.—Vacancies for permanent boarders, single and double rooms; reasonable tariff.- Tel. 22-288. "TTOUNG professional man seeks Home ■I- (single room essential) in select household, elevated position, close to city; preference if two or'three others. State terms 479, Evg. Post. '. .' MISCEIXANEO-S. VARICOSE Ulcers and Bad Legs, can be cured. Varex msthod of treatmunt. Never fails when pioperly applied. Worst case stays cured. Ernest Healey, Chemist. Foxtou. ■■' /RENTS' light Chrome Derby Boots, VX .sewn soles, clearing 13s 9d. Martin's Step Down Boot Sale, Tram Termiiuu, Courteiiay-ySI, LOCKS 'Opened, Sold, Fitted, .or Repaired. Keys Cut, • Duplicated, 'and Repaired. Yale- Louis lilted locally, 13s, l'ss, 17s 6d. Tolley and Hunt, basornent under Railv-av OfficG, No. 1 Wil-lU-al. Tel. 3800. ' AS long as your boot has an1 upprr voii can (it'Wood-Milne Sole*. T>.-TURNED Soldiers—Wo - Sell Oak -«-*> Furniture, price of rimu; see what we give- you for £50;. vise your State grant while you have the chance. Thf! Art Cabinet Co., 48, Martin-st. (off Abel Smith-st) T7IAT People can really reduce .their X Weight and Measurement, by genuine and successful Treatment. Testimonials (rom liundrodß of clients all over 1-ba Dominion. Call, or send six stamps for booklet, to E. Harrison, 131, Feather-ston-at. INVERT item a- winning number at Col--1 iio's. Furniture made to any design at one rate of pricing, tlio lowest. Honest construction. 167, fliddifordst. N WOLFE" is the cheapest in town Tor • Men's Suits. We are selling English Tweed Suits, 405,-worth' double. Room 7, Boulcutt Chambers. npHERE'S briskness in tha atop -of the JL man who wears Wood-Milne Rubber Soles. Made of best Para Rubber. BLINDS— Blimfc, Curuins, Cushions, Loose Covers; quotations free. Everett's, Specialists. Fowlds'e Buildings, Manners-st. Tel. 22-220. CHESTERFIKLP Suites, manufaetiiror's stock, must bo turned iato cash; the bk'fjest opportunity ever offered to the public. Wellington Upholstering Co. 16, Old 'Cttslomhcuae.t., off Willis-st., odo Emproffs Theatre.

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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 4, 5 July 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 4, 5 July 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 4, 5 July 1922, Page 1