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Evening Post, Volume 55, Issue 55, 3 September 1923, Page 3

' TO LET. TO LET, OFFICES,; over Regent, Manners street. Apply . MARBLE BAR, LTD. LAMBTON QUAY SHOPS. mO LET, SMALL SHOP. Low rental -"- to approved tenant. Best part of Quay. Apply P. 0., BOX 754. BOOT-KKFAIRLNG BUSINESS ■mO LET or for Sale, in city, good -I- connection, low rent. Tel." 22-356. Business hours. 'ANTED, Married Couple to share / lurnished House, with couple at business during day, Courtenay-pl. Write 188, Evg. Post. SOAKD AND RESIDENCE. nnHREE GENTLEMANLY YOUNG MEN desire BOARD AND LODGING, in refined homo, central position; preferably whore no- other boarders kept. State terms, etc., to 201, Care Evening Post. ROXGOMAT REST HOME HAS Vacancies for 3 elderly Peoplej 5 minutes irom tram stop. Tel. 24-410. WANTED TO BUY. CV\7" ANTED Purchase, good MOTOR LORRY, must bo in first-class order, capacity 2j to 5 tons. "Will pay spot cash. Apply Boi 935, G.P.0., giving full particulars. SECTION OR SECTIONS WANTED SECTION OH SUCTIONS WANTED ' ' IN . ■ ISLAND BAY. PRICE not more than about £150 each, and must be nbout 40 feel frontage and handy for drainage, electric light, and gas. Apply BUILDER, . Box 6, G.P.O. TURK : : WANTED, about 50 square yards of Turf, delivered at 102, Freyberg-st, Lyall Bay. , ,- WANTED TO SELL. TO,TAILORS. AND MERCERS. FOR Disposal, a Tailoring and Mercery Business in good up-country town.' ' For particulars, apply 197, Evg. Post. - ; ' ■ - ■TY'-ANTED Sell, Butcher's Hawking ' Cart,' Hor?o, and Harness, with or without good round; cheap for quick sale. Apply, BUTCHER, Post Agency. Newtown. MISCELLANEOUS. 95 PER CENT. STATE ADVANCES. PLANS and Specifications Prepared by.. Practical Draughtsman; foes reasonable. Replies 85," Evg. Post. . HAKKY BAKER FOR your iiOT Suit; absolutely guaranteed in fit. style, and workmanship. 70, Manners-st. (upstairs). Entrance Studio Stairway. • . ' .' SMART APPEARAN CE—MODERATE PRICE. TWO ouslanding merits of Suits made by G. Anderson, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor, 220, Lambton-qy. (over Littlejolm's). Tel. 1549. MONEY TO LEND. £,1000, FIRST Mortgage, sums to suit, 1 6£ 'per cent.; "also several amounts Second Mortgage. Apply promptly, Richardson and Co., 360, Lambton-qy. MORTGAGE MONEY. ' VARIOUS Sums available at 6J per cent and 7 per cent, for First Mortgages. Chas. B. Buxton, 164, Fea-therston-st. YOUNG MAN. x A DVERTISER offers .a splendid oppor- -£*- tumty for energetic young man of good education and address to become working partner on a £0-50 basis. Business is well-established and natural development necessitates greater executive assistance. • Small capital investment of £100 will be required. References exchanged. Communicate in first instance to PERSONALITY, Care J. Ilott. Ltd., Advertising Agents, , 84 and '86, Jervois quay, Wellington. .TRAVELLER, working Electrical and Hardware Houses and' Garages, requires EXTRA LINES, Wellington district. Reply 132, Evening Post. PORT NICHOLSON BAND. One of the finest recitals of the 1923 season was that given in the Grand ! Opera House last night .by the Port Nicholson Silver Band, directed by Mr. I J. J. Drew. Last night's recital opened I as usual with a hymn, "Come Unto Me." The overture "1911," arranged : by Ord. Hume, and conceived on the : lines of the overture "1812," was an-] other ■ well-played number. The chimes : were lent by ■Mr. -Joseph H. Jones. ' Donizetti's "Lucia Di Lammermoor" ] was essayed, and the effect obtained by ■ the silver instruments was remarkable for the excellent tonal shading. The inarch "Salome"' was the band's concluding item. Sergeant, J. Glennie, trombonist, gave Boulcourt's "The Lat- I "est," and overcame tbe intricacies of the piece .with' case. .The principal artist assisting was Mr. Billy Edwards, the , well-known Australian artist, formerly a member of the Royal Strollers and other concert parties. Mr. Edwards is also; the composer of the popular jazz numbers, 'Tin, Going," "Yes, Indeed " "Dreamy Honolulu,"' and others. That he was, an instantaneous success was ■fully proven by, the clamorous demands for more of his songs at the piano. He delighted with "When Paderewski Plays," "Lilac Tree," "Gundagai," and "Down Wagga Way" (his own composition). The flute solos of Mr. Claude Tucker were a treat. He played Kohler's "Butterfly," Briccialdi's "Wind Among the Trees" (by request), and "The Swan." a delightful offering in every musical sense. Miss Beatrice Brittain. soprano, sting "Spring Comes Laughing" and "Love is a Slave." Miss. Brit-tain's voice is sweet and cultured. The Misses Essie Beirne, L.A.8., and Owen Esau, winners of test solos at. the Napier competitions, pleased all with their luir- i mony work in "Venetian Boating Song" and "When Song is Sweet." Mr. F. Crowther. at the piano, was again a sympathetic accompanist.' ' At The Ambassador the dance floor is excellent, and the orchestra one of Uie finest in Australasia. Reservations' can be made for any session, and arrangements cm be'made for the cntei-laininar ol largo parlies.