KILBIRNIE BARGAINS. T)ILLON'S, LTD.—Try our Homemade Jams, Jellies, Marmalade, and Grapefruit. . They are delicious. Prices reasonable. \\7ELCOME Furnishing Co., 50, Couttsy St., Tel. 25-627—New and Slightly Used Oak Kauri and Rimu Furniture; Workshop, Garden, and Garage Tools, at popular prices. (~)NLY the Best!— Fresh Fruit and Vege-v-f tables, Tobacco and Cigarettes. Orders delivered. Tel. 25-103. Sang Lee and Co. T)ILLON'S, LTD.-Try our HomeJLJ made Jams, Jellies, Marmalade, and Grapefruit. They are delicious. Prices reasonable. f)AK and Rimu Sideboards, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Morris Couches, Cots, and High Chairs, Hall Stands, etc. Welcome Furnishing Co. /""JOPPERs, Jb'owlfood Bins, Doors, Gates, , o Sllelvill S> Flowerpots, Hinges, Hasps and Staples, and all sizes of Wire-netting. Welcome Furnishing Co. TTUNTER, Coutts-st., for Boot Repairs'! • , Leave m the morning, collect at night.. Handbags, 3s. Handbags relaced. . (^.LASS Shelving, Shelf Brackets, T and y Butt Hinges, Hose Fittings, Padlpeks, Teasets, Tableware, Records. Everything at prices that sell at the Welcome I 1 urnishiug Co. I T3EMOVAL BALE—Lewis and Co., Drap- ■" ers and Mercers, Kilbirnie. We offer our. stock on easy payments; no interest. Every article reduced. ■ T)RAPER¥ and Mercery—Latest stocks on hand, easy payments, guaranteed same prices as for cash. D. Lewis and Co., Bay-rd., Kilbirme. TFVHE Central Bakery, 39, Coutts-st. -t (under new management). Bread and bmall Goods of better quality delivered daily. Trial order appreciated. "ftTO. 66 Sizes. "We fit the fat, we fit the „ smln> w e fit the short" we fit tlie tall." B. A.- Gibson, Tailor. XT STRICKLAND has taken over BusiJ.J., p esS) 47) Coutts-st. . Small Goods, Confectionery, and Soft Drinks. Cooked Hams and Meats daily. T) LEWIS AND CO., Drapers and! • Mercers, Kilbirnie, are removing on 111' to No" 3 ' BAY ROAD, KILBIRNIE, opp. Flipp's, Butchers, with entire new stocks. Town prices guaranteed to save people from going to town. We will endeavour to stock everything at lowest possible prices. Your patronage and inspection kindly invited. SEATOUN SPECIALS. CEATOUN Butchery (under new manage.lneJ™)—L- Murray, Proprietor; W. Josephs (late Fhpps) manager. Primest Ox Beef, Wether Mutton, Veal, Lamb, and Smalls. Daily delivery. Tel. 14-589. PETONE FOR VALUE. SEE Lines of Dress Materials at Blackburn's, next Bank of N.Z. Also large selection of Fancy Goods and School Stationery^ fjTHE Potone Agency. o£ the "Evening -*■ Post" has Removed to Temporary Quarters in 44, Nelson-st. (King's Buildings), round the corner from the old site. Tel. 46-316. TjMJRNITURE at less than town prices. -?- Largest stocks Secondhand Furnishings in Hutt Valiey. Inspection invited. J. M. Pearson and Co., Auctioneers, Jack-son-st. QTEWART'S Pram Factory—Prams at •^ factory prices. See our range of cane-enamelled and seagrass prams. Sterllng workmanship. Built to last. TAM Jars, Mason screw-top, % gallon 7s, w quarts 4s 6d, pints 3a 6d; tie-over, ■21b 3s, lib 2s, Is %-doz. Liebezeit's. "PRESERVING Pans—Aluminium from A 10s, Stevens's Pearl Enamel from 10s, Brass from 16s 6d each. Liebezeit's.. /CAMPBELL AND CO.'S Sale—Hats 2s VJ lid, Crepe Nightgowns 3s 6d, Crepe Bloomers Is 9d, .Ladies' Lace-top Vests Is Bd, Cotton Frocks all prices. ARGETTER'S for Crockery. English Jugs 3s lid set, Tea Sets (21 pieces) 19s 6d, Cups and Saucers 3 for Is lid, Enamel Pie Dishes from 9d. CJHARPE'S Safety Service. Buses leave KCJ Wellington, opp. Lambton Station, -and Town Hall, Lower Hutt, quarter to every hour. • ■. . T P.F.S., opp. Gear Co., Big Reduc- -^»- tions in Furniture and Furnishings. We save you from 5s in the.£. . Call early. ISLAND BAY BARGAINS. TO MOTOR TRUCK OWNERS. YOUR Business requires the utmost Efficiency and Economy. It is essential that you should use Motor Spirit of the best quality at lowest possible price. IMPERIAL TRANSPORT SPIRIT '■ Embodies all these qualifications. Obtainable at HEATHER'S GARAGE 139, Derwont street, Island Bay. TTHE C.S. Stores for all Household Re- - quisites at popular prices. You are advised to shop at the C.S. j TDLUE PLATTER Tearooms and Private ■*-* Hotel (new management). Renovated throughout; superior residence. Morning and Afternoon Teas. E. M. Pine, Proprietress. Tel. 14-237. WADESTOWN BARGAINS. IT\HE Best in Groceries and Bread? J- Then patronise Plummer's Post' Office Store, which stocks only the best. Tel. 43-260. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. T)AIRY, Confectionery, Soda Fountain, -^ etc., first-class business, old established; reasons for selling. Write 567, Evg. Post. ANTED Sell, suit new arrivals, guaranteed, Coal Yard, £110. Confectionery, £200. Business Exchange, 175, Willis-st. (PJAKE Kitchen, suitable Confectionery; also centre city; good business stand. Offers considered. Salmon, Bank Building, Newtown (25-440). TpOR SALE, Tea Room, living accom- -"- modation. Sound proposition. Price £275. Write 280, Evg. Post. - A SOUND little Business, Jackson:st., -^Petone. Suitable for a lady. For full particulars, write 606, Post Agency, Pc- < tone. ©TOOK, Furniture (£450) of Suburban •^ Grocery Store, with double shop window; suitable crockery, vegetables, etc. Place suited for live man, own delivery van. 78, Evg. Post. CONFECTIONERY, taking £26 weekly; v-' shop and dwelling; 355; good position; price only £350, inclusive. Apply Business Agency, Box 6, Dannevirke. T>AKERY, output ISOO loaves weekly; -"-" low rent; motor and all equipment; walk in, £500. Apply Business Agency, Box 6, Dannevirke. IVTILK Round, 26 gallons daily; genuine ■"■*• business, showing excellent profits; motor delivery; going concern, £325. Business Agency, Box U, Dannevirke. (STATIONERY, Fancy Goods, Toys; pro- •^ fitable business; takings £36 weekly; ' rent 455. Stock at valuation; terms. Business Agency, Box 6, Dannevirke. TO BUSINESS BUYERS. '^/'E have proved conclusively that you ** not only get a safer investment but you save money by consulting us. The expert advice and general business information which we can give is indispensable to you, and you should give us a call without delay. LARGE AND CO., i Business Sales Specialists, Opposite G.P.O. MISCELLANEOUS. DAVIS MENTHOL SALVE TMPARTS a soothing, cooling sensation -*- for sunburn and skin irritations. Is 6d, all chemists. "'TO'HY not become engaged? Bankrupt "* Sale of 18ct. Diamond Rings, usually £12 10s, now £3; Clusters, usually £15, now £5; 3-stone Diamond, usually £12 10s, now £3; 5-stone, usually £17 10s, now £7 10s and £5. Brownson's Corner, Wil-lis-st. DAVIS MENTHOL SALVE "JPOR Skin Complaints, Itching, Sunburn, -"- Headaches. Is 6d, all chemists. rjIVEN Away—A pair of Ladies' Lace or Court Shoes given free to every purchaser of a pair of Shoes to the value of 27s 6d or over. J. A. Mason, 135, Willis-st., above Perrett's corner (same side).
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 34, 10 February 1927, Page 3
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