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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 41, 17 August 1923, Page 3

WANTED TO SELL. A MILL SHARES. A DVERTISER offers 500 Wanganui -L-*' Woollen Mill Shares, on which £100 ™- P.a^' Q ,aV £20 the lot for iwct sale. Write 384, Evg. Post. . 1. .UNDERWOOD TYPEWHITER: AII!,ST model, f'cap size, good as new -i cheap for cash. Write 377, Evg. Post. BOOT REPAIRING BUSINESS: LD-ESTABLISHED Business, good connection and lease, city Rinc 22-351, before 6 p.m. *j P WANTED SELL, ARMER'S Tip Dray, new body, modrate price.' Address at Post Agency, Lower Hutt. ■ HOTEL"" : ~~ "CIOR SALE, freehold, a gold mine for ■*- the right person. For particulars, apply 360, Evg. Post. ' REFRIGERATING PLANT FOR SALE. i^NE 4-toji Hercules vertical belt-driven ! V k reczer, complete; double piiiD Con- ! denser, guaranteed equal to now Price j £220. One 8-ton ditto, complete,' atmos- i phene condenser, also guaranteed. Price: £300. Don't miss these bargains Arnilv 354, Evening Post.. PP y J^EASE OFFICES AND STORE, large floor space, ground floor, centrally situated. Apply J.* BENJAMIN, 37, Courtenay place. MISCELLANEOUS. HAERY BAKER "COR your u«w Suit; absolutely gu»rX »nteod ia fit. style, and workmanship. /O,- Manners-st. (upstairs). Entrance Studio Stairway. '. CHIMNEY SWEEP" : HERB. TOMLINSON, practical chimn,e^, 8^ oep and contract cleaner. 9<. Ridrtiford-«t. fsewtown. Tel. 24-472. LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S TAiLOIF G' ANDERSON, 220, Lambton qy • (over Littlejohn's), for style fit and quality in Costumes and Suits. ' Tel! I YOUR CHANCE" — 1 00 HAND-MADE Suits in All-wool 1V" Grey Tweeds and Worsteds, going at 59s 6d. We have your size. Schneidoman's, Tailors, 111, Cuba-st. " ' SECTION OWNERS. PLANS and Specifications prepared for Buildings to suit your requirements Low fees. Apply 25, Mein-st. . MEN] ' : UNCLAIMED— Wanted Known: We have a 'number of Dark Grey and Brown Worsted Suits. There are many different sizes, and they fit perfectly, and are to be sold at ridiculous prices. Remember, these Suits are to be had from our Cuba street Shop. Schneidenian's, Tailors, 111, Cuba-st. . ■ ■ MUSIC. ~"r ~ '■ T^XPERIENCED Teacher has VacanAX cies for a limited number of Pupils for Piano or Singing.. Will- take pupils during afternoons or evenings, as desired. Special attention to beginners. Terms very moderate. • Write 345, Evg. Post. MONEY TO LEND. IMMEDIATELY available £750, £800, . £600, £500, £450, at pi per cent., and '7 per cent, first mortgage, also several sums Second Mortgage. Apply early, Richardson and Co., 360, Lambton-qy. Tol 2148. Open to-night from 7 to 9. ' ISLAND BAY. '. THE Universal Sweet, Fruit, and Confectionery Store, Humber-st. stop, opens Saturday, 18th August. ' £9000 TO LEND. : ~ £9000 TO LEND, from 64 per cent., on mortgage, sums to suit; also 2nd mortgage money. G. S. Hill and C 0.4 360. Lambton-qy.. opp. Bank N.Z. A REMINDER TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. . ■, SYMONS NAUSBAUM will pay., the Highest Prices for Left-off Suits, Dress and Dinner Suits, Ladies' Apparel, Boots, etc., Cameras. Musical Instruments of any description, and Jewellery of any kind; Get my price before selling. Telephone 22-663. ... Note Address: '65. COURTENAY-PL. 11/f tts- WOODWARD, late Piggott ITA 121, Vivian-st. (next Skating Rink), Cash Buyer of Ladies'. Gents', and Children's Left-of! Clothing. Letters receive j prompt attention. Tel. 21-243. ORRIS BKICKMAN ' pays higheTt prices for Left-off Clothing, Suits, Boots, Jewellery, and Musical Instruments. Ring Telephone 21-621, or send to 65. Courtenay-pl. Cash by return mail. ]4/|'RS. MIET still is Cash Buyer (big XTX or. small, lots) Ladics'Vand Gents' Wardrobes, Left-off Clothing' of all descriptions, Boots, Portmanteaux, Trunks Chests of Tools: best prices. Address.l2s. Vivian-st.. Tel. 21-760. ' . TEWELLERY. Diamonds, Musical ln- *» struments. Goods of all descriptions, bought, Bold, exchanged. Large stocks Jewellery. Money to lend on anything. M. Deckston, 57, Manners-st.; next New Zealander Hotel. „ RE you displeased with your present tea? Then "go to the Ceylon Tea Co.. Dixon-st. ' 'AMES'S Bread n, delicious bread. Nothing quite like it. Your grocer sells it.' -■"-..?..:. \ FTER Influenza—A wonderful pick- -£*- me-iip, delicious and nourishing X ./Tomato Soup. Just': heat.' then serve. MRS. GALLEHAWK, ClairVoyaut" can ba consulted, ladies only, from 9-9. 220, Cuba-st. Fees 3s. BREAD with the highest food value is Jame 3 s Bread. Get a loaf from your grocer to-day.

CITIZENS 1' BALL.

The conynitteo responsible for the citizens plain and,, fancy drrss ball have made complete arrangements for a very fine entertainment at the Town Hall tomorrow night. Special music will be a feature, and as the prices are fixed on a very low scale, a great crowd should be m attendance. One of the main features will be the drawing of the art union, which /nill probably 'attract a .big crowd to the spectators' gallery Spectators seats may be booked at The Bristol for a small fee.

WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS.

The sixth, annual festival of the Wellington Competitions Society will commence at the Town Hall on Saturday 26th August. The entries received this year total.over 3000, which is. a record for the Dominion. Members are advised to make early application for their tickets, as the number is strictly limited The box plan will be open at The Bristol Piano Company on Monday next for members only, and the plan for the whole season will be open on Tuesday moi-nina at 9 o'clock.

SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY.

Yet ; another-pleasing concert was tendered to seafarers at the Sailors' Friend Society last evening, Mrs. J. C. Montgomery being the hostess. The performers were Mesdames Fortune and Montgomery, Miss Phyllis Adams, and Messrs Allen' and M'Cullough. Mrs: Fortune was at the piano. The competitions took a novel turn, the prizes coming from th« hostess, and Hill street. After a keen fight they went to the Armagh and mcii in port.

Last night saw an excellent attendance at the Ambassador, where the visiting members of tho New South Wales Rugby team were entertained. The orchestra, was kept busy rendering favourite numbers, while the softly coloured lights gleamed on many handsome gowns, f lie ■visiting football team will be the guests of the Ambassador during their stay in Wellington.