EVENING POST-TELEPHONES ! MANAGER v ADVERTISING I PUBLISHING V UNTIL 0 PM. JOB PRINTING f ACCOUNTS ) LITCRARV . • ■ tINTII 4 P.M. (* twBIAI ENoumiM ar.«.io7u 24-023 . . • NEWTOWN AGENCY 40.316 • • • PETONE _ 46.339 • • • LOWER HUTT „
' '" .SUNBURN AT SEA. . * MR. WELLBURN, Chief Steward (third class) aboard R.M.S. Tamaroa, is quite enthusiastic about Q-tol for allaying sunburn and any other skin irritation. Mr. Welburn 'Says that during his 28 yenrs' experience at sea he has never come ■cross anything to approach Q-tol as a ,ioothing emollient. A saloon stewardess ' aboard the Tamavoa also remarked upon the number of New Zealand passengers who took Q-tol with them for the round 'trip.,s ' ;.■ ■'.' i .'. ; ..■■:■ ' , • •.■ NOTHING EQUAL TO Q-TOL. •■- ; 2s and 3s 6d. . . :
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. E MORRIS, - JUN., CO; Taranaki-st • ;..■■.-■■Telephone 22-159 .'■;■.■- MON UMENTAL MASONS. GLOVER,. Monumental/ Mason, 59. • Kent terrace. Tel. 21-788 Scotch ; Granite and" Italian Marblo Monuments ! . Reinforced Concrete Grave (Snclosurea. : ; OICKMOXT AND RONS* Monumental "■ Masons, opp . Cemetery, Knrori, for :Ucliable Cemetery Work nt lowest jricer :; ■in Wellington . Tel 20-030 '. :,V' ;^ XvFLOftAL TRIBUTES. ■ "~\ . OOSEMARV: FLORAL STUDIO.. " 129, .Willig-st. and Burlington Arcade. . Miss Black, F.T.D.A: Flowers telegraphed '■■■, ■•-•'•■••'.. *:■.■■' .■■''■; abroad; ''..*'> ■ ■ ...•-;. '■; : ;>tTel.'2B-282;.;PJ{.-28-a77.; ;i i;■■■''•■ M"~ l^Tw7iU(J^(S^FferiitJ.^i347T-amis tori-qy..-" High-class - Floral' Design! at. s the ihortcft Tel, 40-797. ; After ' business hours and on holidayßj;ingJ6-838. j -.■■--.-■ -.-•-■ ". ■ Telephone 43-208" '"■■'' '" '," • IVTISB POOLE. Vice-Repa' Florist. 10. lfj. , •.■•;•.■.., Manners street. ■ . .■■ ■■ Por Artistic Floral 'Wprk of every descrip- < . . tion..' delivery promptly attended to. / ■;■■.: Telephone, 45-fiO6. ■ ■ ■'■■ A LI C E v A.^ G R A « ■ ■ t\- ■ 340, Lambton quay, Wellington. Fresh Cut Flowers, 'Artistic Wreaths. Bouquets. Posies at shortest notice ■ COURTENAY PLACE SPECIALS. TURNER'S Hairdressing \ Parlours,- .2, . . Courtenay-pl (entrance Clyde-qy.). , All classes of Ladies' Hnirrlresginp; by exports.'' Vacancy 1 pupil. •• '-! . , UPPER HUTT SHOPPING. NNUAL Stocktaking Sale at. the Uno . ..Shoe''Store starts Friday,-'lst Feb.: llig bargains offcriiiß in reliable Footwear. See window display and shop early. ' PARENTS-T"l^r.' 7riU7.jc7tic IT "Book A? \ cade stocks, all Children's School Books, Exercise Pads,!and general School' Requisites. Send them along. ETONE" Steiiin "Laundi-y. Send your Dry Cleaninß to our Agents: Hazel-. wood's; Upper Hutt; Webb's Store, Trentham. Van calls Tuesdays, redelivers Saturdays. All r,»iinrlry Wnrlr Miidertakcn' Tel. 46-501. ' > ' RGKOOM, '{eu k.ectrical Contractor- • All classes Electrical Work and Bepairs. Electric Cookers, easy terms Tel. ' ■ ■ 76M. Main-rd . Hours', tf-12. 2-4 p.m. CONNOLLY'S CaHh Store has everyV^ thing you require for jam making season. Preservincr Pans Tars. Spoons. ■ Covers,' etc. ; ' ' . . . ' -.; GAMPERS, we deliver Groceries to your camp. Agents Adams Bruce, Cooked Hams.'Swan Luncheon Sausage. Oshorne's . Big Value Store. Tel. 78.. ."." . ARMADALE Private "Hotel, Main-st., '■**• for Lunches, Mnrniug, and Afternoon Teas. Permanent ;;uestß oy arran)rempnt ..Mrß.: H. E. Clark, Proprietress, ..'. /.;. >VILLIS STREET SHOPPING. ; pAREFULLY ' Pi'-epared" and Tastefully. yj geryed Meals' The Majestic Res- ■ taurunt, 35. OiitoiT for. Hip tnost.discrini' " ihating palates. ■ '' '■pHE Majestic Kcstaurant, 35, for the ■*■ best 3-course Lunch in town: also Grills, Fish, etc., at all hours. SHOP IN WALLACEVILLE. "OACKSTROM'S Pioneer Stores have .. ••■■**..full stocks of Groceries, (>or.kery, and. Hardware. Shop here and be satisfied. 1 JOHNSONVILLE SPECIATsr . "V'O household shoufd be without Eclat r-' Champion '.'Healer, usually 2s fid, now Is; Toilet Rolls, 4tl each, or 3 for Ud At R. P. Cook's Cash Store. Tel. 18-371. _ ' "OEAUMONT'S Bread, the" healthiest,- ---'.",..■■-* and most nutritious bread. See you get it. ■ Daily deliver), •TohnTOiiville, ; Ngaio, Khandallah. ; \ ;■-..', MISCELLANEOUS. ''■,■; Thrills! Thrills! Motor '■■■'X-. Climb, new hill. Karori, Saturday,_2;3o._ ' ;' GENTS Hunting Lover Watches, strong and reliable. Usually 20s; now 10s, 2-.years' guarantee. See these. Brown- ■-■ son's, Willis-st. and Cuba-st. , "VTEVER been rlimbed before! New hill ■"■ at Karori. See the'champions, Sat- ■ ' Tfday, 2,30. THE price of Gr.oper is 5s each wholesale from 31st Jan., 1013. Cook Strait Fishermen's Association. TTILL Climb Extraordinary!!! Now hill, -"• new riders. Local and Curistchureh • Professionals, Karori, Saturday, 2.30 p.m. SPECIAL Coloured. Silk Umbrellas, for rain' and sun, clearing 15s. Walker's ■: Umbrella Shop, 53, Manncrs-st. ANCY Cretonne- Sunshades, 5s each; excellent variety, chubby handles. ■Walker's Umbrella Shop, 53, Mauners-st. HY worry about your needs when you can obtain all classes of Drapery; Clothing, and Household requirements on .'■ >asy terms. 12, Erg. Poat. ■■ ■ PROCKERY and Glassware, best value' in city. English Tea Sets, 15s 6d, .■'..' 18s 6d, 21s, 255, 30s, 355, to £4. Cheaper -'•' than -any warehouse. Sims Hardware, 'V.-Cuba-st. •■'■•. '•
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1929, Page 1
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