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MISCELLANEOUS VT7"ANTED Known—Large assortment » ' of Jugs, all reduceu; all Teapots reduced in price. Sec our Crockery for bargains. Sims Hardware, Cuba-st. T^TAiNTJiD to Borrow, £10, good interTT est. Write 732, Post Agency, Petone. X*/" ANTED Borrow, £25, by young » t man in good permanent billet; pay back weekly instalments. Apply 215, Evg. Post. "V/T^ANTED—Kennel Club Schedules ,"' and Forms obtainable at Davis and Ciators, Lambton-qy. Entries close on the 10th for the All Challenge Show. TOTANTED Knotvn<-Our Big Boot Sale JT starts Wednesday: Gents' American Pug Toes, all going at 22s 6d. Martin's, Courtenay-pl. only. W rA£'™ D „, known—Ladies' TbalWalking Shoos, latest shapes, 19s 6d Only one address: Martin's, Tram Termi* nu», Courtenay-pl. 'ANTED Known—Bake Tins from Is, Icmg bets, Biscuit Forcers, Nonburn Cake Tins, Sand Tins, all very cheap. The Sims Hardware. \XTANTED Known—Martin's Big BoTt " ,Sa'f starts Wednesday: 100 paira Ladies Court Shoes, going at 89 lid. Terminus, Courtenay-pl. ■VyANThi/ J^nown—Phonographs "and T.j- ,GramoP none3 alwayt in stock Edison stwo-rainute Records ls 3d, Disc Kecords from 2s 6d. Fleming, tho Phonenes, Nawtqwn. . "WANTED-Put your Dog in the t t Championship Show, and see howHe stacks up against the oream of the n?t n> T Hl y Forms ttt Day» and gitore Lambton-Ciy- Hurry up; prizes ANTED Known-Th, Tin Kettle Ilkrdware/ * S h <"S<"»- The Sims \^rA^;i'ED-Just opened: Bale White & lid to 7s 10d pair, ls to 2s 6d yard Keen value at Morgan's, 115. Cubn-st ■WW-ANraD Known-Biscuit Forcers ' » now m Btock; also large supplies wKre 311 V6ryCC haP- A*the WANTED Known-Willow Calf Boots" » t stout soles, best brands, going at 25s 6d; usual pnee 47s 6d. Martin's Soot Sale, Courtenay-pl. only. •\\rANTED-Uauntlet Gloves, in fawn »,» and croam, all wool to clear,-3s 6d Pair; Tea Cosoys, 2s lid; 40iu Tweeds Is lid. Morgan's, 115, Cuba-st. _ T^T ANTED—Jansen Bros., Cuba-st. » T have still a few Kennel Club Entry iorms to dispgse of, but they won't last long.__ Get in and avoid the rush. WANTED Known-Speckr'prioTTf ' *, . stainless Tablo Dessert Knives, at Hardwar half-dozen- T "e Sims T\fANTE U Known-60 pairs GentTTali'. J' and Black Shoes, 16s Bd. Martin's Money-wanted Sale, Terminus, Courtenay-W-ANTED Kriown-100 pairs Gents' T T Tan and Black Leather Slippers; all one price, 7s 6d. At Martin's Boot Sale Courtenay-pl. only. ' W'ANTET) Known — Gcnt^' Bsx ,!', Clirome Boots, sewn soles, 19s 9d Martins Boot Sale, Courteuay-pl. only. W rANTED Known—See our great display of Doulton Ware Plates in great variety, from ls 4d to 7s 3d each Ine aims Hardware. "WANTED , Known - Ladies' fin" , Br°?ue Shoes, stout soles, best makers; all going at 18s Sd. Martin's sale, Courtenay-pl. only. T^ANTED Known—Hundreds of pairs » » of Ladies' and Gents' Boots to be sacrificed at any old price. Martin's Big Boot Sale, Courtenay-pl. only. "^ST" ANTED Known—Lawn Mowers are «**---.youi!-nox-t;cbhsideration. See our large- stocks,- prices -from- 505:".-The-Sims Hardware.. jHENTLEMEN - Buy your Fo^twTir VW "oui J. Lovett, Molesworth-st ■Prices ranging from 19s 6d. URHAM-DUPLEX Safety Razo7~lTStropping Attachment, Is 6d Al'Lean and Archibald, 29, Willis-st. f|\OBLER'S _ Chocolate Competition. J- lrirst prize, a magnificent Gramophone, value £25. Many other prizes, too. Ask your confectioner. OOK your Orders now for the R. A. Nicol Strain Day-old Chicks from R. A. Nicol, Reliance Seed Store, 37, Courtenay-pl. T CROOKS, Furrier, Tanner, and Dyer Wo 27 years' experience. Esplanade East, Petone. LOUIE HOUSE, for Hand-machine-made Woollen Cardigans, Costumes, etc.; orders taken for any colour 145 Cuba-st ' IT will only co3t you 15s to have that faded Suit dyed blue, black, or brown at Estall's, 85, Vivian-st. Tel 21----405. T^URNITURE bought under the most -I- advantageous conditions. Lowest prices in town, consistent with good quality and high class workmanship. At Howard's, Morgan's Buildings, corner Cuba and Vivian sts. STOUT Ladies can really reduce weight and regain figure by simple home remedy, without drugs. Send 6 stamps for booklet, to 0. B. Cure, Box E, 1387 G.P.O. *" OOT Repairs at Guise's,- 114, Tasman street—Quality and workmanship guaranteed; Men's- Soled and Heeled, 6s bd; Ladies', 4s 6d. All green soles and rubber heels. :"VITE supply Ten. in small packages at T T wholcsalo prices. Obtain a pound trial packet. Ceylon Tea Co., Dixon-st. "i/jfILITARY Coats dyed blue, black, or XtX- brown for 12s 6d. Ladies' Coats dyed any colour; returned in 3-4 days At _.tall'B,*Bs, Vivian-st. N WOLFE, cheapest all kinds of Tray- • ellinj Bags; SuitCases 17s 6d, Hat Boxes 37s 6d, Cabin Trunks 555. Call see bargains. Boulcott Chambers. DURHAM-DUPLEX Safety Razor Set, 21s 6et, now selling 7s 6d set. , M'Lean and Archibald, 29, Willis-st. ' DO not throw away your empty packets of Tobler's Chocolate. Ask your confectioner. BREAD with the highest food value is James's Bread. Get a loaf from your grocer to-day. LEEPWELL Mattresses—Single 20s, Double 355. We guarantee comfort with our beds. Beware of imitations. D.F.S-, 141, Manners-st., opp. King's. FOR good, strong, working and school Boots, get them straight from the factory at wholesale prices; Men's Chrome Derbys, heel and toe plates, green shoes, 21s; Youths',, 18s 6d; Boys' 15s 6d. Guise and Co., 114, Tasman-st MORE Wholesome Bread — that'! James's Bread. All the real goodness of wheat. At all grocers. URHAM-DUPLEX Safety Razor, Is each. Sale ends in a few days; don't delay. M'Lean and Archibald, 29' Willis-st. ' ' ' RESSMAKING, every description" Remodelling, etc. M'Naughton's, 256, Lambton-qy. Business ladies, evening fittings. Ring 1722 for appointment. LADIES, for Coloured Suede Shoes, send a pioce of material of Dress to Guise's, Tasman-st., and have Shoes to Match made to measure for 30s. JUST opened, a largo Range of Gents', Ladies'," and Children's Shoes. j' Lovett, Molesworth-st. JAMES'S Bread will appeal to your palate. It's better bread. Try a loaf. Your grocer soils it. _^ ■pvURTJAM-DUPLEX Sa~fet.v~R__sTTs ■*-' each. Greatest value ever offered : M'Lean and Archibald, 29, Willis-st. ' 'HY suffer that tickling in the .' throat? Ask for Thornton's Cough Tablets. Sure relief. 64. Mannei-s-st. OPOSSUM Trappers send your Skins to ' A. S. Jacobs, the Expert Tanner, 1 Main-st., Palmerston North. ' Prices iea- ' sonable. Work guaranteed. T\URHAM-DUPLEX~i7fety Razor ls ■ r^ B ™y ,?",*?• now- M'Lea>i and Archi- ■ bald. 29, Wilhs-st. CIEYLON Tea, in 5, 10, and 201b boxes', " ,- obtainable at wholesale prices. Only . from Ceylon Tea Co., Dixon-s*. J

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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 30, 4 August 1923, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 8 Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 30, 4 August 1923, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 8 Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 30, 4 August 1923, Page 2

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