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-T OST — Left on ivharf Monday night -*-i' Genfs Macintosh. Will lady whe picked up same return to Captain, s.s, Uobar. ,T OST, from 30, May-streot, pink and -«-i grey Cockatoo. Finder rewarded. ~W OST, Tuesday evening, between OwensLA street and Langham Hotol, lady's Gold Watch attached to gentleman's ribbon chain and locket. Handsome reward returning same to 94, Owen^street. LOST, on Monday, in Majoribanks-st., Purse, containing money and railway ticket to Masterton. Reward on applying to 104, Majoribanks-streel. OST, Vivian-street, Matinee Coat. Reward, 103, Tasman-6treet : LOST, a Seagull. Would anyone finding same return to Mrs. T. G. Macarthy, Boulcott-street? Reward. y" OST— Will thl> person who toot JLJ Lady's Handbag from St. Peter's Church on Easter Saturday please return same to 64, Manners-street. T OST, on Easter Monday, botween J3-' Lower Wainui Valley and Rona Bay Wharf, two .22 Winchester Rifle Barrels. Will finder kindly communicate with P.O. Box 560. rg~ OST, by working man 4 4 One Pound JLJ Notes between Grand Hotel and Ingestre-street. Reward. Apply N. Fernandos, 140, Lambton-quay. X OST, Pair Gold-rimmed Spectacles in JLJ case, on Good Friday, between Con-stable-street and Thorndon-quay in tram ; reward. Apply Evening Post. LOST, last Thursday, on Kilbirnie car, Lady's Skirt with silver trinket and two gold pins. Reward on returning same to Mrs. Mason, 31, Kent-terrace. • gj^OUND, a Purse in Majoribanks-street. S? Apply R. P. Hatch, 34, Courtenayplace. "17/OUND, Fox Terrier Dog. If not -S? claimed will bo sold to pay expenses. Apply Scott Higginson, Mail Room, G.P.O. , mAKEN'by mistake, Brief Bag, from -E- 8.15 train, Wanganui t<» Wellington, on Thursday, 13th April. Apply 9, Marion-street . SALESMAN required, knowledge of electrical business essential. State age and salary required to Box 806, G.P.O. COMPETENT Shorthand Typist requires Engagement ; 30s to start. Apply Pitman's, Evening Post. rTIyTTTcOLE d"esires to thank the Doctors and Nursing Staff of tho Wellington Hospital for their great kindness to him in his recent illness. jTi ENTLEMAN requires Furnished BedSittingrcom, with fireplace and use of conveniences, close to top Cuba-street. Reply, stating terms, E.P., Evening Post. SINGING. — Correct French Pronunciation taught, with view to singing, by French teachers having knowledge of music. 21, Buller-street. Children's Nurse JOi seeks care of Children or Invalid, in return for passage to England. Apply Zeta, Evening Post. GOER, Boot Specialist, Majoribanksstreet, is overstocked; must sell. Ladies' Glace Kid Boots, pat. caps, sewn, for 6s lid. Best value ever offered. "OOULTRYKEEPERS, Note— Fresh-cut JS- Green Bone Tuesdays and Fridays. A. and_P. Food Co.,_ Ltd., Davis-street. QjUPERIOR Board" and "Residence,~prTn3 vate or otherwise, wanted by young lady, single room. Central, Evo'hing Post;. •TO OOMS, 2 unfurnished, required by eldJS\i crly lady, must bo • central, no suburbs. Particulars to Quiet, Evening Post. VIOLIN Bow — Lost, between Keibumo and Salamanca-road, Violin Bow and Music. Reward. Apply Evening Post. XPERIENCED • Gardener 'requires AVork per day or week. Apply English, Evening Post. , BjiLAT, unfurnished, required city and JC near tram. Particulars to Flat, Evening Post. QUPERIOR Board and Residence rek3 quired by gentleman, Te Aro locality. State terms (single room) Professional, Evening Post. THIRST-CLASS Board and Residence JC for gentlemen. Apply No. 12, Bul-ler-street. FURNITURE. Furniture— Richardson Bros., 206, Upper Cuba-street. Cash buyers ; highest price given. REMOVAL-AY. Rough, Metaphysician, will -receive patients suffering Nervous Disorders at new address. 24 Kentterrace. AND P." Shell Grit. Superior to • ail others. Absolutely necessary for high egg production. 101b bags, Is. All storekeepers. FIVE-ROOMED House For Sale, cheap, scullery, bath, h. and c, etc.,' ned,r train, conveniences, sth houso on right, Johnston-street, Karori. "OooK3ELLEßS— Newsagency for Sale, -13 profits £3 week; easily managed; ca&h price £140. Box 119, Wellington. OFFICES to Lot in Wood's~^lnTdin?; opposite Customhouse. Apply at workshop. WE have new 3, 4, and 5 roomed Houses in 'all suburbs, gas, hot and cold water, bathroom, etc. ; rents from 12s 6d. Easson Bros., Kilbirnie. 'Phone 5155. "QIYDAL" still stands supreme as $he KJ best friend of women who wash dishes, clean stoves, and scrub floors ; marvellous effect; try it; Is 6d. BOOMS to Let, at from 5s per week, to students and clerks; board optional: rooms enlarged. Clyde Court Private Hotel, Clyde-quay. Tel. 1190 WE have new 5 and 6 room Houbet, Hataitai, 2 minutes from car ; rent 16s and 21s per week. Easson Bros., Kilbirnie. 'Phone 3135. "OURITAN Soap will wash clothes, A dishes, floors, and — but why saj j more? Try it for yourself to-day, anc j you will be satisfied that it "does" dc these things, and does them better thai any other soap. SE "A. and P." Poultry Mash, and secure a plentiful supply of egg when eggs are dear. 251b bags, 2s 3d. All storekeepers. CASH Buyers of Furniture — Richardsoi Bros., 206, Upper Cuba-street WHY are all the ladies who uso Puri tan Soap so satisfied? Becausi they have proved that it does all that i claims to do — and a- litlla more. CALL for Puriri Mineral Water in stead of soda, with your liquor wine, or milk. It adds a delightful snai: and sparkle to tho drink. Leading hoteli and stores. " A SPRING Message."— Save al Jut. worry about 6priug cleaning fy consulting The Wellington Cleaning Co* 97, Dixon-street. All moths and motl egtfs removed by patent process. 'Phom 2224. ___^_ WE Buy Household Furniture. Richard son Bros., 206, Upper Cuba-Etrcet. vJ simply soars up hills as though the; v. ere non-existent. Adam% Ltd., Agents L. A. Benzoni, I'.ep. 36, Mercer-street. "QTYDAL" is viiluablo as a householc yj remedy for all skin troubles; it i a cheap, honest preparation that ever; one should use ; Is 6d ; chemists ani stores. "OURITAN Soap is not a 'freak" soap JL It simply is a soap of "rare" quali ty. which doee the work better-than an; other soap with half the labour, and i costs no more^ A HOUSE in wnich Puritan Soap is no used is now almost unknown. i is the soap that has made its mark.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 1

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