SITUATIONS WANTED. CONCRETE Garages Erected; best v workmanship; estimates given. Call or write G. A. Ainsworth, 114, Austin-st. T~|AY and Evening Frocks made. Hera- -*-'• stitching, etc. Mrs. Norton, ParliaTOOnt comer, Lambton-qy. Tel. 1042. ■"FfeRESSMAiaNG, Costumes, Overcoats, *-* Frocks, cut and fitted. Miss Morrison, Ladies' Tailor, etc., over Cordinsr, 2, Courtenay-pl. BRESSSIAKING — Winter Costumes, Top Coats, Coat Frocks; Remodelling. Miss Fame, 59, Manners-st. (upstairs). Business continued duryii_i___» tions. __^-. ._____J-i=--"r|RESSMAKING — Latest Stylos: i J'-' Coals, Costumes, Frocks: Reniodel- ! ing a specialty; prices reasonable. Mrs. King. Bouleott Chambers (upstair;). T>RESSMAKiNG—Latest Parisian Jour- -"-' rials, featuring Frocks, Coats., and Costumes, Remodelling, etn. Miss Cassy, 13;u Courtenay-pl. (upstairs). DRESSMAKING —Ladies' own material made up. High-class work at moderate charges. Miss Moore Veitch and Allan's (top floor)-____J_ TTbR-ESSMAKING—Coat Frocks D^uco JL? and Evening Frocks, Top CV.'.s, ..•ilemotlolling. Miss Paulino (late f-ol-Xcidges', London), 62, Maiiuers-st. (above Princess). MASON aiid.Hcwat, Painters and Paperliangcrs. 5, Church-tt. Tol. 1988. Best jnatcrials and workmanship; ostiISS SHAW. Dress Specialist. 7, MoT-liam-av., Kiitaitai—Day and Evening Gowns. r Coats, Costumes, Remodelling. OTOIi Hoods from £5, and General Upholstery Repairs, Car Painting a specialty. E. J. Ward, 19a, Abel Smith- i st. Tel. 20-593. i P' FRISIAN £ftrBROIDERY~COTI2S, ! W.ilhs-st.—Coals, Frocks, and Cos--21^823 embroidered ' any Acs >Sn. Tel. "piNCKNEY, Art Upholsterer, 47, -«- Cambridge terrace, for Chesterfields Easy Chairs, Looso Covers, etc. Repairing and Re-co roring done. Tel. 22-61/1 TTPHOLSTERERS, Bedding ManuflS: ,t tm;? rs- Wholesale factory prices to tho public. Estimates re-covering loose covers. Kalazoic, Basin Keservo. "VSrANTIiU, Plumbing ana JJrmHaie f -r w-: :s f or*ma][ i°bs tendered for. R. Wamwrifirht, Herbert-sfc.. off Man-ners-st.. also Kaiwarra. Tel. 20-725. • MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED Known—Lady, with comfortable home, central, would Accommodate Exhibition Visitors (bed, brenkfasl). Box 179. Dunedin. WANTED— We do Plumbing, wo uo Drainage, we are prompt and we are reasonable; estimates given. Christie, 144, Bntomart-st Tel. 24-217. -ANTED—Bi ff Display of Thermos 1 lasts, 1 pint. These are to be cleared at 3s. Usual prico ss. The Sims Hardware. 'ANTED-Wire ' Coal Sieves, 3s; Woodkmg Fire Lighters, Is; Kerosene Heaters, best and cheapest. At Tho Sims Hardware. W -ANTED—Imp Soot Destroyers, cleans your chimney while you watci No dirt, and only 9d a packet. Tho Sims Hardivaro. W ANTED—Best Cork Bath Mats. Al- . ways nice and clean, what you require to give a finish to your bathroom; 8s 6d. The Sims" Hardware. W'ANTED-Electric Light Bulbs. A fresh stock to hand. To clear at Is 9d. The Sims Hardware. ■ W-ANTBD-Grato. Trivets, Is; Coal Hods, 4s 6d to 7s 6d; Ash Pans, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. . At The Sims Hardware; 'ANTED-Wringcrs" are what you . require this w,"nier. Our special Wnngsrs Trom 27s 6d. Get it from The Sims Hardware. W "ANTED—Indoor Winter Games. A great assortment to choose from from_?d lQ 2s 6d- I'lie Sims Hardware! WANTED— Games . for Young and Old. An interesting game makes a dull evening merry and bright. Don't forget your Bobs Sets. At The Sims i Hardware. . " i W" rANTED—Wire Toast Forks, Cake Coolers, Flour Sifters, Soap Savers. Egg Beaters, Wire Meat Rests. The Sifts Hardware. W "ANTED—Cups and Saucers. See the great value, 3 for 2s 9d. A nice assortment of Royal Doulton Ware. The Sims Hardware. ' 'ANTED—Great variety in SpUrk Guards, Coal Vases, Nursery Guards, all sizes. The Sims Hardware. W "ANTED, Price for Building Garage. 16 x 10, in wood or asbestos on flat, lvilbirnie North. SVrito 646, Evg-. Post. ANTED to Lend, privately, £50 on » ' chattel security to house owner Write 681, Evg. Post. W "ANTED, some kind Person to adopt healthy Baby Boy. 4 months old. ft rite 705. Evg. Post. "TOT-ANTED, kind Person, _d_pV T ? healthy Baby Girl, few months old, or care for same, reasonablo tariff, clothes found. Write 724, Evg. Post. "SJIURNITURE. in any quantity Wanted, JL at Vine's, Auctioneers. 107, Custom-house-qy. Tel. 20-617. Carrier will call. OSES, Roses, Roses—Order now from R. A. NicoJ, Reliance Seed Store, 37 G'ourtenay-pl. ' '/SXUJiLKRONE—The first patented milk -A. chocolalo with almonds and honey —all confectioners, Is packet. Avoid imitations. KI2EP Baby warm and you keep him well. Doctors recommend "Unique" Hot-water Bottles. Chemists and dealers. <MET your shoes fitted with .Wood Milno VI,, L'sl>t Rubber Soles. Absolutely invisible, easy, pleasant; walking. rra-IE incomparable "staff of life." That -*- is James' Bread, folk say. From grocers. TMPGRJAL Bea Honey-Use it for -a. breakfast and tea for your health's safce. "JUSTIN'S Cream Sponges will not JLJ' keep if exposed to children. Try one. Dustin's. TIUSTIN'S ifamiiy is Cakes arc full ■H^7 of vi-»ue; fresh supplies daily. Newtown, Cubt-st.; Rondivoo, Basin Reserve; Miss Jefferson's, Cecil. LL is ■ not gold that glitters"—all . ■ three-cornered packets do not contain Tobleroue chocolate. Look for name. AS warm as toast with a "Unique" X_. Hot-water Bottle. All sizes all chemists and dealers. HYDROLEINFSoap has a reputation that is growing every day with thosrwlio wash. Join the incrt-asiu" cron"i! to-dny. _______' LUSTEITE Silver Polish, a generou:-. 'lor. tin of the best; look for tho blue luboL_ Is 3d tin. SWISS AVcigl7uJlwiTsrm7ftation cuck™ 5s 6d, small Offico Clocks t>. 3 6d.' Lloyd, Jeweller, Lambton-qy. and CubaPl__OW~_Tips, is; Sheetings, sincTo from 12s 6d, double from 16s 6d pair Mrs. Collins, next Rod's "Butchery, Coui-tonay-pl. OOLTjliliie Rubber Heels are unexcelled for service and comfort. Ask your local bootmaker to fit them. TO LET. LATVIBTON QUAY OFFICES^TO~LKr. TWO WELL-LIGHTED' OFFICES, lii-st floor, fronting Lainblon quay. Particulars from Tho Secretary, POST AXD TELEGRAPH OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION. Box 017, Wellington ______3- _'M. 63^_ rPO U-T. „:, ,!icllcr,->l p;,rt of Evans. ■*" Bsy-rd.. 7 mi;::-, lroni Oriental Bay '< tram. la,- S c G-rd. Hou.-.-. biitlirooin. fciii'lcry, mid wj !? hi|.,iiM-, e-;trn -as ran K <\ ,:].. ho!. i;niiil. |,i ;,,„! j|,[ v.atfi- :md fclimvurs, vi-ry tunny pjsiliiin; ':2 IS-i •,::■:■ y.rali iiAidvmitc. iVritc 021, Evg. IVit.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 119, 23 May 1925, Page 2
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