DRY CLEANING. i BETTER and Quieter Wort at BAKBKH'y 125, Cuba street , First firm to use the Bowser Dry Cleaning System in New Zealand. Uther firms may follow, but we lead. Established 1863. Telephone 226 and we will Collect
MISCELLANEOUS. DUSTIX'S New-laid Easter Eggs, irom |d to ss. A real novelty ior ami olu. At Dustin's, Cuba-st> and vsewiown. STALL'S Dye Works, 86, ■ Vivian-st. Art Dyers and Cleaners. Now is tne time to liave your suit cleaned for 7s 6d. MEN'S1 Felt Hats, newest shapes, ribbpn edge, 12s 6d; Caps from _s lid. n _sav' Mercer, SOo, Lambton-qy. BEFORE buying a Gramophone, sec and hear tne Avonia. It's a beauty. Sud floor, Baker's Buildings. Tel. 1V!17. EARLY Shopping—Red-Tag Window Bargains, every morning at M'Kay's bpecialty House,-trom 11 a.m. to. 2 p.m. T^kTOU save money by buying your FurX nituro from Kenner's, "Direct to Public." 57. Lower Ouba street (yellow shop)- - ~ SOW now the R. A. Nichol Strain of Lawn Grass Seed. H. A. NichoL, Reliance Seed Store, Courtenay-pl. "OOR Toilet Requirements, just run to JL Fred Fish, Hairdresser and Tobacconist. Cleanliness and attention beyond question. EASTER Eggs, from Id up to ss.' The latest out. A special novelty. At Dustin's, Guba-st. and Newtown. . 4 VONIA Gramophone demonstrations -tX. daily at Baker's Buildings. Ring 1217 for appointment. RED-TAG- Window Bargains at M - . Kay's Specialty Mouse, every morning, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. J~ W.M. Big Boot Sale—Boys' School • Boots, 10's to 13's, l_s 9d; la to 4's, 13s 9d. J. W. Martin, Courtenaypl, and Manners-st. only. DWARDS'S Open Warehouse, Willisst., next Empress. Glass Cake Stands, 5s 6d, 4s, ss, 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s. fIHESTERB'IELB Suites—DiaT"di7ect V with the factory; avoid the middleman, 33 1-3 lower than any retail shop. Kennef, 57, Lower Cuba-st. E STALL'S Dye Works, 85, Vivian-st. Bring your Costume to us to be Dry Cleaned for 6a. MONEY to Lend—Standard Loan Company, 216, Cuba-st.: Chattel security. Clients assured of strictest privacy. BARGAINS for Ladies .at ji'Kay's Specialty House Red-Tag Window Display, every morning, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m: OUR Garden wants Green Manure. Sow Pure Lupin. Procurable from R. A. Nichol, Seed Store, Courtenay-pl. TCV3R. quality in tone . and workmanship -T in Gramophones, the Avonia is unequalled." Demonstrations, 2nd Floor, Baker's Buildings. PYJAMA'. Suits, special price 9s 6d; Striped Neglige Shirts, great value, 4s 6d. 3. A. Lindsay,-Mercer, 206, Lamb-ton-qy. • • •- .■' ■ _"' '. __' T7JOOT Trouble—For ali Foot Complaints J_ consult ..Charles •-.E..-M'Kenzie, -Foot Specialist- (advice free), Nash's, loo,' Cuba-st. ■ J-W..M. Big Boot Sale—Gent's English • Brogues, 23s 9d. J. W. Martin, Courtenay-pl. and Mamiers-st. only. RAZORS Set;;, best brands Tobacco and Cigarettes in stock. Fred Fish, 41, Willis-st., opp. 'L'arlton. ' . JW.M. Big. Boot SaksP-Mena Box • Chromo Derby Boots; sewn soles, 18s 9d. J. W. Martin, Courtenay-pl. and Manners-st. only' . ' -a rvfvrv JOINTS Beef, Lamb, Mutton, IUUU Veal to bo sold by Auction at the P.eople's Meat Market, 50, Cuba-st., Friday, 10 a.m. ._ . SLEEP-WELL -Mattresses—Single 20s, Double 355. D.F.S., opp. King's, and Kenner's, Lower Cuba-st. , Yellow Shop. ■ ' WHY James's Bread? It is more tasty, digestible, and nutritious. Try it. At grocers. ■ , T^STALL'S Dye Works,, 85, Vivian-st.' Jt_l Have that Suit or Costume Dry Cleaned for Easter. JW.M. "Big Boot- Sale—Marlowe's • English Glace Derby Shoes, -welted soles, 22s 6d. J. W. Martin, Courtenaypl. and_il^me£Sjst : _only 1 _ : BIG reductions, 18ct Gold 5-Storie Diamond Rings, £5 ss, £7 10s, and £10. Lloyd, Jeweller, Lambton-qy. and Cubast. . N ASH'S for School Attache Cases. Fibre, 14in, from 5s 6d; with two locks, 10s 6d. 135, Cuba-at. EEF, Lamb, Mutton, Veal to SelKby Auction, at 10 a.m., Friday. Joints cut to please. ■ JW.M. Big Boot Sale—Ladies' Warm • Felt Slippers, 2s lid pair. J. W. Martin, Courtenay-pl. and Manners-st. only. nniES, Tics, big selection, newest deJL signs, 2s lid; Lawn Handkerchiefs, special price 6d. J. A. Lindsay, Mercer, 506, -Lambton-qy. ■ MORE delicious Bread than you've been getting. Grocers sell it. It is James's BreadKENNER'S for Furniture—We are doirigthe business. iWhy! Because we jjivc Best Value that money will buy. 57, I'jowcr Cuba street. riTEMPT your bread palate. Get James's JL Bread. It's delicious. While or Brown. At 'grocers. JW.M. Big Boot Sale—Ladies' Eng- • lish Glace Derby Shoes, 12s 9d. J. W. Martin, Courtenay-pl. and Mannerset. only. E STALL'S Dye Works, 85, Vivian-st. Bring that Costume to us to be Dyed for 10s. PLUMBING— If you require a good Plumber and a satisfactory job done promptly, Tel. 20-982- C. W. Martin, 13, Torv-st. ■ BETTER Bread than any you've tasted is James's Bread. Grocers sell James's delicious loaves. ENJOY Bread! One best way to do it. Get James's Bread from your grocer. SHEETINGS, Blankets, Quilts, Men^i] Boys' Suits; Ladies' Velour Coats, on easy terms. At Heimann's, 7, Courtenay vk . . N ASH'S for Boys' and Girls' School Bags. Cowhide, from 6s 6d; Basil, from Zs 6d. 135, Cuba-st. J' WTM. Big Boot Sa'-e—C.ackett and . Jones Box Calf Derby Boots, 39a 6d. J. W. Martin, Courteuay-pl. and Manners-st. only. E STALL'S Dye Works, 85, Vivian-st. Now is the time to have your Jacket Dyed; blue^ black, brown, green, etc. H~" YN OPTlSM—Correspondence Course, latest method, failure impossible. For particulars wriK' Hypnotic, Post A genuy._Lower Hu'*G" OLD Expanding Wristlet Watches, £3 153, £4 4s, to £12 10s. H. W. Lloyd, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Lambton-qv. and 114. Cuba-st. "T UP P~t URXER'S Hair Stains and ti Tonic? are reduced in price.- Why be^jrrcy ? 155, \Villis-_t. I ACK 'JACOHUS, Tailor, Kias': CUiua-
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 85, 9 April 1924, Page 1
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