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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 124, 26 May 1923, Page 5

Minnehaha Falls, world-famous beauty spot of the North-West of America, is rapidly disappearing, and like the Indians that named it will soon be but a memory, as parched as the shifting sands of desert wastes. Civilisation has been hacking #t the source of the stream, and unless steps are taken to save it, the falls will be entirely dry within 25 years, it is believed. ■

"/^ARRARA" FIBROUS-PLASTER .\J BUILDING SHEETS, highestqualit, weight 151b per square yard, PLAIN OR ROUGH FINISH, for ceilings and walls. Does away with wood lining and scrim; vermin proof; will not burn; reduces firo risks; lower insurance rates. ORNAMENTAL WORK A SPECIALTY. Price and full particulars on application, THE CARRARA CEILING COMPANY LTD., ' Riddiford-street. Tel. 24-040. ' Inspection invited. GR. M'KAY, G. R. M'KAY, k •R. M'KAY, !, G, R. M'KAy| Tinware Manufacturer and Japanner, 8, Herbert street (off' Mariners street), Wellington, Maker of all Classes of Sheet Metal Work. Repairs of all Descriptions. Motor Bikes, etc., including Tanks enamelled. Motor-Car Number Plates Cut and Lettered at shortest notice.

H. R. VILE (Late E:. W. Mills), IMPORTER BUILDERS' HARDWARE, 61, Cuba street (next James Smith's). Good Buildings deserve Good Hardware. TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. FIBROUS PLASTER BOARD. LARGE stocks of well-seasoned GRANILITB Fibrous Plaster Sheets in plain rough east, ice flow, and Arctic, for Ceilings and Walls, Cornices and Cover Moulds, also Tiled Sheets for Bathrooms, etc. Factory—l3o, Adelaide road. ■ Tel. 24----529. Office—l 6, Farish street. Tel. 763. HARRY BAKER. ~ LADIES, if you want a Costume that will give satisfaction in every, detail, call at 70, Manners-Bt (upstairs). Entraneo, Studio Stairway. WORKING PARTNER. THSTABLISHED Land and Financial -*-* _' Agency, having extended business; requires Partner; previous experience not absolutely essential; small capital to be mutually agreed upon; excellent opportunity. Box 1421, G.P.O. MONEY AVAILABLE T^iOß Purchase of First . Mortgages or •*• advance on or purchase of War Bonds, Share Certificates, or other securities. Easy repayments, low interest, absolutely confidential. Write BOX 378. G.P.0., Wellington. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED. MUSICAL Instruments of every doscription Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. Wo ara largest buyers of Old Jewellery, Antiques,_ Bags, Tools, Sporting Requisites, Clothing, etc. ■ See us first. Homes visited. ANCHOR EXCHANGE & LOAN CO., 131, Manners street. Tel. 22-776. Also Auckland and Chrrstchurch. WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR PREVEfs'TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. fTTHE Public are earnestly requested to J- communicate any act of cruelty that I comes under their notice. Office, 105, Customhouse-quay; Telephone 810; P.O. Box 195; Secretary, A. M. Anderson; Inspector, Capt. J. Henry. A REMINDER TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. SYMONS NAUSBAUM will pay the Highest Prices for Left-off Suits, Dress and Dinner Suite, Ladies' Apparel, Boots, etc., Cameras, Musical Instruments of any description, and Jewellery of any kind. Get my price before selling. Telephone 22-668. Note Address: 63, COURTENAY-PL. MRS. WOODWARD, late Piggott, 121, Vivian-st. (next Skating Rink"), Caish Buyer oE Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Left-ofE Clothing. Letters receive prompt^ attention. Tel. 21-243. ORRIS BRICKMAN pays highest prices for Left-off Clothing, Suits, Boots, Jewellery, and Musical Instruments. Ring telephone 21-261, or send to 65, Courtenay place. Cash by return mail. • RS. MIET still is Cash Buyer (big or small lots), Ladies' and Gent's Wardrobes, Left-off Clothing of nil descriptions, Boots, Portmanteaux, Trunks, Chest of Tools; best prices. Address, 125. Vivian-st. Tel. 21-760. H PIGGOTT, 56, taranaki-st. (facing •Courtonay-pl.) — Cash Buyer of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Lnftoff Clothing, Boots, etc.; got my price bo-