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SITUATIONS WANTED A BOUT Chimney Sweeping. Coppers TRailKea. Incinerators; prompt atten tara* T ° / 'l ARt)ENIN . Vegetables, Scything?"rirggin^'' man; 145.-Mclndoe.fl George Kingsland. 6 /'jONCRETE Paths, Steps, Walls, etc., oTn K «. C ° n f tri L Cted; c Tarrln *. Sanding; firstPhone 20-002. ~ Shepherd - Morningside. matrimonial LADIES, Gentlemen, good characters, wishing introduction, view marriage, under select, moderate conditions, write Confidential Agent, Box I,IIU, G.P.Q, LOST PROPERTY about Strand Theatre, kindly telephone 45-679. A 1 It is the intention of the Society on or after the 3rd day of January next, to VS?iS. a C °P? Policy in place of Policy No. the life ..f CECIL WATLEX nhART which is declared to have been lost. P. P. McBRYDE, . Manager for New Zealand. Wellington, December 3,192 y. PERSONAL WOULD Gentleman who assisted Lady ▼ ▼ after accident Newmarket, also Gentleman who spoke to her on November 18, 12.5 p.m., please communicate. Mrs. Harvey, 6 Adelaide St., Freeman’s Bay. TRADE PERSONAL A LL our Excellent Used Doors, Windows. Sashes, Grates, Ranges, under cover; cheap.—Sam White and Sons. ANY Painted Design on anything for anybody, any purse; beautiful Baintex Model Frocks, £3 3s each.— Phone 44-33 G. C' HARMING Bridal Attire, pink or sii- • ver paintex, own design, transfer.— Write “Q.,” 1270, The Sun; or phone 44-336. w DAINTY Model Day Shawls, Scarves, < alty.—Phone 44-336. EVE’S” Novelty Store (.Mrs. Stanley Cooper), for appropriate presents. Ladies’ underwear and napery.—26 Queen’s Arcade, Queen St. SAVE and Prolong L Eyes.—O. E. Niili Ist, 68 Pitt St. 4* VI7E Clean and Rebl«ck Ladh ** Gent’s Hats.—Cox. the S Karangahape Rd. D WANTED KNOWN ACETONE and Electric Arc Welding. —Grants, 5 Rutland Street. Phone 40-724. Aluminium Utensils, Cylinders. and all metals at reasonable cost. AND Her home is Beautiful, it makes it cheerful; she now recommends “C. 0.” Waxshine Linoleum Polish. I)ARRACLOUGH’S Magic Nervine stops > toothache—at once! It deadens the nerve and kills the pain. Everywhere. Is 6d. BEE Swarm removed from your garden free.—H. Jane, 1 Karaka St., Newton. Please note address. f^REE! 1 Table Linen supplied Free to Restaurants and Tea Rooms; Laundered at moderate rates by the British Laundry. Parnell. Ring 40-492. GRAMMAR Caps. 3s 9d : School Monogram Caps, 2s 9d ; Girls' Badges, Is —Cox, the Hatter. Karangahape Road. LADIES, to be strong and healthy, use Orange Lily.—Full particulars. Dewar Strand Arcade. STOP! That’s what Barraclough’s Magic Nervine says to toothache. It brings instant relief Is 6d. everywhere. SOFT or hard corns disappear if you use Progandra—complete, painless, certain destruction of corns. Progandra. Is 6d. THE Little Tailor Shop, 18 Victoria St. —Splendid range Summer Suitings; remodelling, repairing. —Phone 43-088. GREY Hair banished with “Malvina.” Permanent and harmless. Misses Hackett and Crowther, Toilet Specialists. Newmarket. * IDDELLA Toilet Parlours, now occuV pying modern premises. Third loor, Queen’s Arcade Bldgs.. Customs Phone 42-525.

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