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■jyTAKER'S LOSS YOUR GAIN! WOMEN'S SUPER FLEECY '- ENGLISH BLOOMERS. ENGLISH. BLOOMERS. Worth 4s-6d; Window Full 3s 41d. /With. Bands 3s lid. LADIES' ALL-WOOL CREAM COMBINATIONS. Regular 16s 6d value for 13s lid. COLE'S CASH DRAPERS CO., " 108, 110, 112, CUBA STREET. New "Pictorial Review" Journal Free on application. LOST, FOUND. PERSONAL. L m LOST, FOX TERRIER! OST, vicinity Oriental. Bay, Podi-ree Fox Terrier, dark head, light body. Liberal reward on returning to 20, Brah-dori-st., or Tel. 2012. Anyone detaining will bo prosecuted. SUBSTANTIAL REWARD o P"o,.^turning Wallet,- containing Sailors.Papers and Notes. Lost Sat-' urday. Apply 560, Evg. Post. TOST, .between Brougham and* Baden -*-*; streets, via Mt. Victoria, Silver Wristlet Watch; reward. 22-015. 1 OST, Thursday afternoon, between J-i Hobson-st., and Government Buildings, long Gold Brooch, with small purple, stono. Reward, if returned to ron'PlT OST, Gold Wristlet Watch, initials on ■"-* back; reward. 27, Maarama orescent.x | T jP|T. Friday night, Purple Mother-of-ilj -±»earl Earring, in or between Town Hall and Terraco. Finder rewarded on returning same to 16, The Terrace. T OST, at Trentham, or betweeiTMuF -*-« phy-st. and Tinakori-rd., 1 Pearl Drop Earring, sat in platinum. Reward.' Apply to 334, Evg. Post. - . . "5" OST. Monday'afternoon, in city, Ka- • rori tram car, or between Raroa -and Moana roads, Kelburn, Gold Cross with letters I.H.S. on front; much valued as presentation gift. Finder kindly ring 26----399. Reward. ' T OST, Lyall Bay, Sunday, Setter Pup^ -*-« 3 months old; reward. 252, Suthcr-land-rd. ' LOST, Saturday. Beaver Fur Gauntlet (Glove) for right hand; reward. Dr. I. OST, Pair of Black Fur Motoring .-i Gloves, near Town Hall' parking ; place, Saturday evening; £1 reward.' Mrs. Earle Williams, care of Ferguson and Osborn, Ltd., Lambton-qy. OST, between Island Bay and Lyall ! Bay, on Queen's Drive, Boy's Tweed i Overcoat; reward.. Tel. 26-494,. or Evg. I T OST, Monday evening, Brown Purse, | -«-* in Karori-Courtonay-pl. - tram or Molcswqrth-st._Re_ward, 447, Evg. Post. 7 T OST, Monday night, between Lamb-■X-J ton-qy.' and Portland-crcs., Silk Striped Blouse. Reward, ring 1261, before 5 p.m. ••■ ■ ■ T OST, at Trentham, or between JLJ Murphy-st. and Tinakori-rd., 1 Pearl Drop' Earring, set in platinum. Reward apply to-334,. Evg. Post. ' ■ . T OST,.. Wheel. Cap off Fiat Car. Re"---a- J. ward on returning to 304, Taranakist. . ■ • .• E OST—Left Fuller's Theatre,. last night", Man's Raincoat; reward. Walsh's, Ifi, Co'urtanay-pl.' ' LOST, Saturday evening, Plated Rim off. Head-Jamp. Reward, return Trcngrove, Johhston-st. Taxi Stand. ■f^KJUND, Tuesday morning, Uplar.d-rd. -°- .bum Money. Owner have same on describing. Ring 3809 (long, short). TjiOUND, Motor Tire, at Northland, -E- bunday night. Owner can have same by paying cost of advertisement. Ring ' Mr. Amoa. 159, after 11 o'clock to-night STRING of Pearls lost. Good reward on . returning, Mrs. Norman Bell, Mansions, Ghuznee-st. "CyOULD Finder of Gold Bangle, set » T. with garnets (at Trentham) kindly return to 9. Caprera-st., Newtown, anil receive reward '! ■ GENTLEMAN (32 years), small priV* vate means, desires to moefc refined widow, with view matrimony. Write 320 Evg.- Post. X^ORKING young man (age 30) would ».» like to meet Young Lady, about same age, view Matrimony. Write 411 Evg. Post., W rANTED—Miss Teague, Arawa-rd., Hataitai, call 64, Willis-st. ■ ' MISCELLANEOUS. "OTANTED, Plurnbinjr and Drainage »™ Work, large or small; jobs tendered for. R. Wainwright,' Herbert-st., off Manners-st, also at Kaiwarra. XSTANTED to Borrow, for 12 months, •i. *10°.'Privately, 16 per cent, interr est, chattel security, insured £450 quarterly repayments, by business people. 428, Eyg.^ Post. "IXfANTED Borrow, £40, urgently, ex- | » " cellent - security, weekly payments • privately; no agents. Apply 471, Eyg'. Post 1 XTtfANTED, Man, fow pounds, Invest T » with another to Canvass; good sell- ; er. big pronto. 441,-, Evg. Post. 'ANTED-rSensational offer of Marlow's Box Derby Boots, welted soles,. 29s 6d pair. J. W. Martin's Busy | Boot Store, Tram Terminus, Courtenay | place. • \ 'ANTED. Known—Aluminium Eg^ Cups, Pie Dishes, Teapots, and Kettles. The Sims Hardware. 'ANTED—Ladies', your opportunity: Secure pair Dorothy Dodd Patent Court Shoes, selling 18s 9d pair. J. W. Martin's, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-pl. WANTED Kno W n-ThT~pTovon remedy for Influenza is Brittain's AntiGrippe. H. Brittain, Chemist, 56 Man-ners-st., Wellington. •TCTANTED, English Tea Sets, ail reV V duced. Dinner Services at cost price. Toliot Waro less than cost' price. The Sims Hardware. ■ • W'ANTED-Great atock clearance Ladies Coloured Satin Evening Shoes, 12s 6d pair. J, W. Martin's Busy Boot Store, Tram Terminus, Courtenay place'ANTED—Here we are again. Men's ■ Light Chrome- Working Boots, 18s 9d pair. J. W. Martin's Busy Boot Store, Tram Terminus, Courtenay-pl. W~ 'ANTED—Best SheTfiold Firth^ Genuine Stainless Steel. Tablo Knives 22s 6d, Dessert . Knives 20s the box.' The Sims Hardware. "VSTANTED—Bumping 'em out. Gent's '' English Glace Oxford Bals; real snip; 26s 6d. Martin's Busy Boot Store Tram Terminus, Courteuay-pl. "VST ANTED—Non-Stain Spoons" and Z i FS. r!l s,- SpecW Wolcomo Week. Tables 11s 6d, Desserts 8s 6d. Teaspoon 3 .43 9d j doz. Sims Hardware WANTED Known—Ladies' Bostock Glaco Oxford Shoos. Smart shape, patent caps, 28a 9d pair. J. W. Martin's' Busy Boot Store, Courtenay-pl. . WANTED Known—Headache, sore throat, pains in body indicate influenza. Brittain's Anti-Grippo is the remedy. H. Brittain, Chemist, 56, Man-ners-st., Wellington. WANTED .Known —Phonographs and Gramophones always, in stock. Edison's two-minute Records Is 3d, Disc! Records from 2s 6d. .Fleming, the Phoneries, Newtown. "rarANTED—Pyrex Bako Dishes, the »t greatest ware ever used, always clean. See our prices, all reduced. The Sims Hardware.

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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 14, 17 July 1923, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 14, 17 July 1923, Page 1