UMBRELLAS THAT ARE UMBRELLAS Are 'GLOREX" FOX PARAGON UMBRELLAS. "QLOREX" (Fox Paragon) Umbrellas v-" are renowned for their high standard ot quality and finish. A nameless umbrella has no reputation to keep up, but every ••Ctloi-cx' Umbrella has to maintain the reputation of all other "Glorex" Urnbre as. That is . why "Glorex" Umbrellas are so carefully fashioned and fincs ITrd Pt eo Ctl£4 e4° £ V^ ***** and^ket 01 deSI' SUS t0 SUit aU tasteS LETHAEY'S THE UMBRELLA ARCADE, Opposite the General Post Office. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED, Gent Boarders, sin ■ rooms i or share, every cony. 291, The Terrace (near Ghuznee-st.l. __ "WANTED, Board, homely people, by f young man . (musical), Brooklyn prePost washing. Apply 771, Evg. I WANTED, by gent, Board in R.C. home" I 1 if ear L*mhtoll Station or Petone workshops Reply, stating terms, etc., to J..M.L., IJg^JJarbadoes-st., Christehurch. I WANTEDTBoard and Residence, two tral SS7USp kdiT> Willins t0 share ' c^' tial. 837, Evg. Post. WANTED, Bolrd~bF"i:oung Man at red" . k^T&^J 1^ PrefI RANTED, 2 AVoridnFMeirto-ShaTe Koom, with or without board. AdPly 20, Queen-st, off Brougham-st: P WANTED, by 2 'young men, Board and .Lodgings with private family; must be central. 920, Evg. Post. j WANTED, Men Boarders, single rooms ' ' piano, good table, handy tram. 11 Arlmgton-st., off Hopper-st. Tel. 20-09 L WANTED, respectable Young Mau, sin- "' gle room, private family, 30s weekly, with, soft washing. Address at Evg Post. . ■ 5 "WANTED, by gentleman with son 13 Room, handy to city, share room. State terms. Box 832, G.P.O. "DOARD-Resideuce offered two business ■*** ladies (chums); private home, handy to town; reasonable^ 957. Evg. Post. ORIENTAL- PARADE, 280: Select ' AcV commodation for Business Gentleman, siugle room, meals optional. "EXCEPTIONALLY Good Home offered -*-1 to middle-aged Gentleman, 3 minutes' walk of City. 961, Evg. Post.. VI^ILLIS-ST., 192, under new manage- : " ment: Vacancies for Casual and Permanent Lady and Gentlemen Boarderegood table. T/"NOTTINGLEY, 134, Dixon-st.—Supe-xv rior Board and Residence, vacaucies, every cony. Tel. 20-111. "DOARD-Residence, single room or share; ■*-* soft washing. 11, Ohiro road, off Willis street. /VBEL SMITH-ST., 92, has Vacancy for ■J~x- one Boarder; suit tradesman. "Y"ACANCY for Gentleman Boarder, share room, every cony., central Ring 23-388. ''TO Board, Business Couple, in refined -1- home, Newtown, large sunny bedroom, good table; terms 555. Apply 928, Evg. Post.-' T>OARD and Residence offered Gentle- •*-* man in private home, single room. Apply 105, Wallace-st. TXfELL Furnished Front Room, -vfire*T place, single beds, suit friends; breakfast, Sunday meals arranged. 75, Ellice-st. TJO.OM .o.ffered to Young Working Mtfn I- 1-*- in private family; soft wadhing and mending done; 30s weekly. Apply 21, Majoribanks-st. nOMFORTABLE Board for business lady, share room, tel., every couv 21, Home-st., oif Kent ter. " rpEACHING Probationer, requiring -1 Board, is wiling Assist Light Duties in return Part Board. 900, Evg. Post. "DOARD and Residence, suit young gen- ■*-* tleman, few minutes City. Tel. 41-484. X?"OUNG Business Woman is most anxi- •*- ous to obtain good Home with congenial people; single room essential; lunch out; vicinity Mt. Victoria preferred. 892. Evg. Post. TDRIVATE Family, central, offers Com- -*• fortable Home one or two gents. 29, Buller-st., Vivian-st. end. "VTOUNG Man desires Board with priI -1- vate family, handy to town; urgent. 883, Evg. Post. rpKADESMAN requires Single Room, -*- board, soft washing, tel. preferred, not essential, City, Kilbirnie. 908, Ev. Post. ~\7"ACANCY 2 Young Gentlemen, share * large, pleasant room; full board. 130, Brougham-st. Tel. 20-927. "VTOUTH wants Board, private family, -1- vicinity Tinakori-rd.; willing share room. 907, Evg. Post. OARD and Residence. 51^ Jessie street. T>OARD and Residence —Vacancies for -*-* Gentlemen, single and double rooms, every cony. 10, Kensington-st., off Abel Smith-st. \rACANCY for 2 Boarders, single v rooms. C, Fifeshire-st., Cambridge terrace. "OUSINESS Girls—Good Home offered, •*-* very moderate terms. 13, Hobsbncres. ■ ,"\7"OUNG Man, single, requires Board ■*- with respectable family, and home comforts; no other boarders, vicinity Pfitone Workshops, immediately. Reply A. W. Clark, 10, Wyndham-st, Papanui, Christchiirch. "\^IVIAN-ST. (183) has Vacancies Tor * Working Men Boarders, good table, hot water; moderate terms. T>ALMORAL Private Hotel, Coutrenay- -*-» pi. (near Fullers'), lias Vacancies for Permanent Guests. Tariff 35s and 37s fid per week. "DOARD and Lodgings—Large Room, 2 ■*-* single beds, all convs., suitable two men, hot and cold water. 23, Home-st., off Kent terrace. ; for Permanent Boarders, * single, share, doubb rooms, good table, all convs., 30s weekly. Queen's Private Hotel, Plimmer's Steps, off Lamb-ton-qy. TITANOR HOUSE, Newtown, 40, Col- ■"-*• ombo-st.—^Board-Residence, single or double rooms; good home. MISCELLANEOUS. T\AD, 100k —Couchman is selling shop--LJ soiled Bikes from 30s; let's see them. sa, Dixon-st., next Hope Gibbons. fpHE most satisfying Beer on the marx ket is Oval Brand Football Ale. Mildly stimulating. All Hotels. TfATHER, Couchman is selling dozens •*■ of shop-soiled Bicycles for almost nothing; let's see them. sa, Dixon-st., next Hope Gibbons. fXN Easy Payments: Drapery and Mereery, latest Voiles, Repps,- Art Silks, Silk Nets; all shades; small deposit; town prices guaranteed. D. Lewis and Co., 3, Bay-rd., Kilbirnie. SPORTSMEN everywhere are calling for Oval Brand Football Ale. The best on the market. All Hotels. Tl/TOTHER, Buy me a Bicycle, 30s; shop xlx- .soiled only. Couchman is slaujrhtring all Bicycles. sa, Dixon-st. next Hope Gibbons. "DlCYCLES—Slaughter , in Shop-soiled *-* Cycles; Bicycles from 30s. Couchman's, sa, Dixon-st., next Hope Gibbons. "OEAUTIFUL Assortment 0! Floral' ■*-* Voiles, Rayons, Muslins, Ginghams, etc., 9%d to 7s 6d yd; Fadeless Casements, Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid. Morgan's, Cuba-st. "C^URS—Fine Assortment of Foxes to -*- hand; selected skins. S. Temple and Co., Lambton-qy. (next Stewart Dawson's). TJARGAINS in Bicycles at Coucbman's ■*-* Clearance of Shop-soiled Machines; your pick from 30s. sa, Dixon-st., yiext Hope Gibbons.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 73, 23 September 1927, Page 1
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