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Evening Star, Issue 11663, 23 January 1902, Page 5

Shotlets. —"My dear, she is the most stupid person." "Really, she has a pleasant face." " 1 know. But she is one of those people who tell the I ruth about their neighbors, evert if it is pleasant." Until you have once used "K.P." Fluid m your scullery pipes and sinks you will never know what you have missed; then you will never be without it. Sold in bottles at 9d and Is 3d each.—[Advt] Late Advertisements rjHUITHWAITE'S BOOK ARCADE LATEST BOOKS AND STATIONERY FANCY-GOOD NOVELTIES. ALE, Sale, Sale, hxtraordinary. COMMENCING Thursday, 23rd inst, IS7ANTED. Carred Sideboards, Suite*, V? Bedroom Furniture; lowest prices. C. and W. Hayward, 103 George street. r ANTED.—Now on view, latest and most v t fashionable Suitings, £3 3s, £3 10s, £3 15s. J. and J. Arthur. TANTED.—Geisha Hair Frames for » J dressing hair in present fashions; large stock at Hendy's Hairdressing Rooms; also Waving Tongs for fashionable waving. InBDection invito 1 .. TANTED, at once, 3-roomed plainly- » i furnished Cottage; careful tenant; central. R. Brew, High' street. r ANTED, respectable young Girl for » . housework. Mrs Parker, corner Felix street, North-east Valley. r ANTED, a Housemaid. Apply, with » » references, morning or evening, Mrs Cougbtrey, St. Clair. WANTED To Buy, Ladies', Gentlemen's, Children's Left-off Clothing; highest price given. Mrs M., 23* Princes street south, opposite Cricket Ground; letters ».t----fnnr l -- 1 J