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STOCKTAKING SALE. 2057 YDS FRENCH SILK , GEORGETTE, 4s lid, In leading shades and black, also we are holding a great 10a BARGAIN EVENT in Our Showrooms for ONE WEEK. Hundreds of odd lines put'out daily at this sensational price. SEE . WINDOWS AT COLE'S CASH DRAPERY CO. 108, 110, 112, CUBA-STREET. LOST. FOUND, FEHSONAL. £5 REWARD.T OST, Diamond out of Ring,, vicinity -*-* Manners-st. Finder please return 72, ■ Manners-fet. LOST, Friday evening, at Town Hail, Diamond Shirt Stud; keepsake. Re■■vard for return. Write 547, Evg. Post. LOST, Diamond and Ruby Tic Pin, Saturday morning, between Brooklyn and Island Bay. Finder apply Evg. Post. LOST, at Town Hall, Saturday night, Lady's Gold Band Ring, engraved iu'side. Write 607, Evg. Post. LOST, new Gum Boot, from motor-car, between Wadestown and Paromata. Finder please ring Tel. 1608. > I OST, on .Saturday, either in Lower -J Hutt or Featherston-sl., a String of Red Beads. Reward. Apply C.A., Box 678,. Wellington. _ : LOST, Saturday, Part Set False Teeth, Lambton-qy. Reward. Write 651, Evg. Post. LOST, Grey Stetson Hat, railway siding, Silverstream, Saturday; good reward. Bowden, Otaki. LOST, Saturday afternoon, Island Bay tram, Black Leather Purse; kindly return 190, Derwenl-st., Island Bay; roward. OST, ■ a Roll of Notes, Sunday betweon Courteuay-pl. and Basin Reservo; liberal reward. T. William Steel, Hotel Argonno, Courtenay-pl. OST, ut Trentham Races, on Saturday, Umbrella; with owner's name on handle; reward at 26, Willis-st. OST, Gold Brooch, inscribed Ethel. Reward, 9, College-st., City. LOST, Saturday night, between Epuni Hamlet and Railway Station, spare Rim and Tire; good reward. Ring 47, Lower Hutt. G. F. Anyori. TAKEN by mistake, from Town Hall, Savage Club Ladies' Night, odd Black Suede Shoe?. Possessor other odd pair communicate Tel. 20-701. WILL person who put Horses into my yard in Britannia-st., Petone, call for covers. Have same by paying expenses^ - WILL Man seen picking up £1 Note in Chinaman's shop, Adelaide-rd., Saturday afternoon, please return 80, Ade-laido-rd. - \ . WILL the Gentleman who called on Saturday afternoon, at Tasman-st.. kindly call again n'oxt Saturday? Mistake nindo. . ■ "ATRIMONY — Respectable young Gent, 22, with means, desires to meet young Lady) 18-20, view above. ■Write 205, Post Agency,, Potons. ' : BOARD AND RESIBENCE. WANTED,..;; 2,;.^respectable ,_men, aa "Boarders) to sh~are room. 22, Nairn-lit. ■■. -; ■' '■■';'■•■• ■■ ' T>OARD-RESIDENCE.. offered married -bJ couple; also nice;'sunny Room, two friends; towns moderate. 21, Maida Valurd., Roseneatlr. ■ • • ' j' ■ BOARD and Residence, with private 'family, Newtown,.or Vicinity; single room preferred. Write 615, Evg. Post. BOARD and Residence, sunny, Single Room, suit gentleman, privace family, terms moderate. Apply 146, The Terrace. BOARD and Rosidenco for Gentlemen Boarders. . 64, Boulcott-st. Tel. 4121. - /COMFORTABLE Board offered young V^ . man, . Hatajtai,. very handy car, single room, every comfort, terms moderato. Apply &27. Evg. Post. . ■ fTTWO young carpenters want Board with 'A private family; must be handy to now Power-house, Kilbirnie. . Write 652, Evg. Post. . ■. „ "\TACANCIES for Boarders, gentlemen, t I select, every convenience, c.1., li. water, near Parliament Buildings. Ring 2257. YOUNG .business lady requires Board and Residence, fairly central. Writs 602, Evg. Post. ' . . . . QW MOLESWORTH-ST.. under new "• » 'management; singlo rooms, 32s 6d; share, 30s. . NO. 74, Wellington-terrace, having changed hands, I beg to offer the public the best of accommodation. Board optional. J. H. C. Roberts. mHE Grosvenor Private Hotel, 1, WaiJL laee-st. —Single and Double Rooms; good table; tariff 30s. . nwfk . THE Terrace, furnished Rooms, /v I U» morning tray and Sunday dinner optional. Tel. 1462. TTJLUE PLATTER TEA HOUSE, Island J3 Bay.—Superior. Boara and ' Residence, hot-cold lunches, morning and afternoon teas, open throughout the yeav. Miss Wartell, Proprietress. HOTEL Albemarle, 59, Ghuznee-st.— All the comfort of a superior Home; hot, cold, and shower baths', excellent, cuisine, electric light; special arrangements for Permanent Residents; single rooms. Tel. 2202. MISCELLANEOUS. N WOLFE'S Fire Sale starts To-mor- • row. Suit Cases, Cabin Trunks, Hat Boxes, etc., at your own price. Room 7, Boulcott Chambers. ' ■ /CHESTERFIELD Suites—Overstocked V,' Sale: Come early to avoid disappointment. Moquettes, Tapestry, Shadow, and Cretonnes to choose. Wellington Upholstering Co,, Old Customhouse-qy., off Willia-st., opp. Empress Theatre. MRS. HUNT, Magnetic Healer, specialist in all ftimale troubles, diagnosis, and all diseases. Can be consulted 27. Home-st. ; BLINDS— Blimte, Curtains,_ Cushions, Loose Covers; quotations free. Everett's, Specialists. Fowlds's Buildings, Manncrs-at Tel. 22-220. /CHESTERFIELD . Suites—We open V^ Friday Nights for your convenience. Take tho opportunity. Wellington Upholstering Co., Old Customhouse-st., .off Wil-lis-5t., opp. Empress Theatre. ■ LADIES' smart Oxiord Shoes, clearing 17s 9d pair. Martin's Big Step Down Boot Sale, Tram Terminus, Courtenay:pl, VARICOSE Ulcers and Bad Legs can bo cured. Varex method of treatment. Never fails when ptoperly applied. Worst case stays cured. Ernest Healey, Chemist. Foxton. ENTS' light Chrome Derby Boots, sewn soles, clearing 18s 9d. Martin's Stop Down Boot Sale, Tram Terminns. Courtenay-pl. ' LADIES' One-bar Ward Shoes, 7s lid pair. Martin's Big Step Down Boot Sale. Tram Terminus. Courtenay-pl. OME, Soles double the life of your, boots, make walking easy, ensure dry feet, ami are economical. TVfIISS MEACOCK, teacher Pianoforte, i-'JL gives Lcseotis in your own home. Call or write 75, Mein-st. ] C" HICK — Cooper's Sunshine Day-old Chicks, duo tho .9th : also Setting of Order at Tho Sims Hardware.

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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 14, 17 July 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 14, 17 July 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 14, 17 July 1922, Page 1