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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 64, 12 September 1924, Page 3

LYALL BAY. TO LET, COTTAGE, 2-rooms and kit: chenette, alongside tram and beach electric light, gas stove, suit married couple. Approved tenant only. . .: Apply 102, Freyberg street. TO LET, 1 LARGE ROOM, ground Boor, suitable ' for office or shop; outlook on Lamb- j ton quay. Apply SECRETARY, ' Wellington Investment Trustee , and : Agency Co., Ltd., corner Fcatherston ! . and Hunter -streets, Wellington. TO LET, . - . ] AT rear of large and busy tobacconist, situated in best part of city, splendid j Large Sunny ROOM, suitable for up-to-date ' ha-irdressing establishment. Cheap rental. Apply : .130, Courtenay place. ' BULK STORE. '■ ; rrVO LET, Elizabeth-st., rear'of our fac- -- . tory, BRICK BUILDING, concrete , floor, suitable Bulk Store, Factory, Workshop, etc. Floor apace. Good Motor enirance into building, well lighted, lease ! if required. Apply • TAYLOR, RAMSAY, AND CO., ■ .. ; 52, Elizabeth street. ' AWKER-ST., 67—Superior, -Well-fur-- . nished Flats, everything quite new, • position and view overlooking lioat Har- ■ bour. ---..-■ : . ■' '■ : LARGE Double Bed-Sitting-room, with • kitchenette, self-contained near trams. Tel. 22-467. lll,_Tasraan-Bt. - TARGE _ 14-rd. Furnished Apartment- ■*-* house, now let in ,4 self-contained ■ Hats; lease; ingoing £40.' Central Land Agenoy,_34,_Grey-at. : ]W ICE Single Furnished Room to Let XV tp business lady or gentleman, breaklast optional, tel., very central. Write 901, Evg. Post. ■ . ' UKSICSG Home, 8 bright rooms, cen- ! tral, specially-equipped house; long lease granted suitable applicant. Write 1000,JEvg. Post. . . . riTENNIS Court to. Let, for olub or to -*- the pubho. Apply Babbington House, Seatoun, opp. bathing sheds. f|PO XBASE, modem Bungalow, 5 rooms, J- bathroom, etc., beautiful grounds, together with li acres land, in district, Lower Hutt; rent £2 10s week. Apply 249, Post Agency, Lower Hutt. U-PPER DIXON-ST. (137)-Sunny and central, Large Oak Furnished Room own kitchen, also Rooms, suit gentlemen morning tray, caliphont. Tel. 22-592. ' XfItTANTED'to Let, 2 nice Unfurnished ':' Rooms; rent moderate. 916, Evjr Post. . .. . ■ ■ ■■-■..-. W ANTED,; to Let, Furnished,' a' comfortable, commodious, and convenient Family Residence, centrally situated, runt moderate. Apply to Post Office Box 105,' Wellington. . ' . . . . 5 -ROOMED Unfurnishod Flat, e:l., every (convenience; adults only moderate rent. Reply 941, Evg. Post. , 8 ROOMS, Thorndon, good position -well let, contents £200, deposit £100, excellent opportunity, freehold - optional. Young's, Bowen-st.' <■-.: : MISCELLANEOUS. TfOUND, a Remedy for the Drink .-^- Habit—A Prescription, which can be dispensed by any qualified chemist in New Zealand for 2s 6d, will be eeht to any address on receipt of 5s in stamps, or postal notes addressed to 'Reliable, Room No. 7, 13, Dixon-st., Wellington. RS. WOODWARD, 121, Vivian-at' (next Skating Rink), Cash Buyer of Ladies', Gents','and Children's Left-otf Clothing. > Letters receive prompt attention. Tel. '21-243.. „ - RS. MUST still is Cash Buyer (big~or small lots) •. Ladies' and Gents' Wardrobes, Loft-off Clothing of all descriptions. Boots, Portmanteaux, Trunks, Chests •of Tools; best prices. Address: 125, Viviah-st. Tel. 21-760. ■ GILL'S. SALE. '. : YI7OOLLEN: Costumes, were £♦ 4s, .▼¥. now £2 15a. Bargains at 137, Man-nerß-st.. opp. King's Theatre. - ' I ' CHIMNEY SWEEP: - : HERB. TOMLINSON, Practical Chimney Sweep and General.Cleaner, 70 Riddiford-st., Newtown. . Tel. 24-472. . , .-■-'. SECTION, OWNERS. PLANS and Specifications prepared, Alterations designed; .moderate fees., Ayply A. Victor Smith, Architect, 142, WilhVst. (side entrance). ■„ ■- . - . GILL'S SALE; '. r ~~ 1 KA' COSTUMES, ill ehades, were £3 LOl/--.- 15s to £7 10b, now £3 3s to £5 156. 137. Manners-st., opp. King's. „ - . -ALUMINIUM RJEPAIRS. WE Specialise in Aluminium Repairs. No responsibility if not claimed within qne month. F. LeTestam and Co., 178. Ricidiiord-st. . WHAT 'Mrs. G. -M., Featherston, says about the R. A. Nicol strain of Chickens: There ; is no, doubt about last, year's chicks, they are splendid layers. Reliance Seed Store, 37, Cour-tenay-pl. . ALKER'S Umbrella Shop, 53, Man-ners-st., Thomfon's, makes, sells, re-covers,'Tepairs all kinds Umbrellaß," Sunshades, and Walking-sticks. Scissors and Cutlery ground and set daily. China, Glassware cemented and riveted. /Children's Umbrellas from 4s 6d, strong and serviceable.' Suitcase Umbrellas in black and fast colours from 12s 6d. ■ CHIMNEY SWEEP. ' T STANSFIELD, Practical Chimney ■M-Jt 'Sweep, Carpets beaten, etc. 111 Conatable-st Tel: 25-187. ; : CHICKENS! •' CHICKENST~ CHICKENS— Black Orpingtons, White .Rocks, White Leghorn. The R. A. Nicol strain now procurable. Keliance Beed Store, 3.7, Courlenay-pl. GILL'S SALE. pjrv "VELOUR; Coate, were £3 3s to £5 O\J\ 15a,;now £2 15a to £3 155.-. 137, Manners-at.. opp. Kiiig'a Theatre. ,- ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. ~ WANTED, the address of maker of Artificial-Paper .Flowers (best quality). Apply/ to Mrs. Rogers, Florist, Hawera. ; ' : . ■ ■"■":' ~ PLUMBING. ' : ■ r OUR Plumbing Work will give you satisfaction. Prices moderate. Consult -F. Levestam and Co., Newtown. Tel. 24-038. ' ' ... PUBLIC NOTICE. ; .'i^n'E, the undersigned, have taken over • * the business of Messrs. Allport and Scott, fruiterers, 64, Willis street. We are authorised to receive all accounts due to them, and our receipt shall be a Bufficient discharge. We have also taken over the MILK TOKEN AGENCY. WV M. BOLT AND CO., . 73, Willis street. Opposite the "Evening Post;"

Cleveland Lodge No. 13,1.0.0.F.^N.Z., J.'eld its fortnightly meeting at Brooklyn ;ast week, Bro. A. G. Foster, N.G., presiding.. Official visits were received fiom the D.D.G.M. (Bro. H. Duvies, 1.G.) and District Lodge officers, also the acting C.P. (Bro. J. Nind, I.D.D.G.M.), officers and members of Port Nicholson Encampment No. 6. Among other business transacted one candidate was elected and initiated in regular form. ...•'.-. ' "I have always considered nurses to be the worst, paid body of workers in England,"'said Sir Everard Hambro recently. The trams, buses, arid railway* of (he London TJudorground combine i-arriod 11.400,000 ('4?ccnptrfc tluniiir » romml *eak- i *ttU. '"■'.' I