o * FAMILIARITY WITH a worthy proposition breods confidence. The public are i familiar with our Chemist Sales; they :y: y have achieved a splendid reputation for - genuineness, which we are constantly b striving to surpass. We know that j casual custom does not pay ; we want you to be so satisfied with every article you purchase that you will never lose an opV portunity to talk about it to your friends. » We ask you, therefore, to visit our" - SECOND ANNUAL CHEMIST SALE, ' which starts at FRANK SHAW'S Mcdi- j - cal Hall, Willis-street (opposite Duthie's), j " on SATURDAYNEXT - BOSTOCK'S * FAMOUS ] FOOTWEAR ! i ____ i b fIFTHE name of "Bostock" on Boots is 3 A as well known as "Sheffield 6teel" is on knives, and, like the latter, is_ worldJ renowned for Hard Wearing Qualities ! AT LOW PRICES ! Gents' Glace Kid WALKING BOOTS, J very easy to tho feet, smart in appearance, in "Tho Alaska" and "The Ritz" styles, / : 20/5 Gents' Glace Kid WALKING BOOTS, , with new plain front, a boot you ' should see, 22s 6d. ■ E. PEARCE & CO., ■ CUBA-ST. and RIDDIFORD-ST. 1 OVERCOATS. 1 Afc \ £VOT PRICES! CUT PRICES! t S.B. and D.B. Tweed Overcoats, from 30s ' The "Zambreuo" Overcoats, from 45s . New Fawn Wnterproofs, from 355. Our Goods are PERFECT FITTING. Our Coats are' TAILOR CUT. ; Our Styles are THE LATEST. - WALLACE & GIBSON, \ "THE KASH," WILLIS-STREET, (Next Evening Post). : FOR, MEN ONLY I > HAVE YOU SEEN f THE NEW SHOP OF ; ,GEO. R: LINDSAY & CO., 1 198, LAMBTON-QUAY? The ONLY MEN'S BOOT SHOP in Wellington, and stocked throughout with the latest and most comfortable of ' WEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES! A REAL SURPRISE TO NEW ZEALAND. f KEITH'S WALK-OVER SWING TOE AMERICAN BOOT ! MAKES WALKING EASY. > ' SEE SPECIAL DISPLAY! i G. R. LINDSAY & CO., ; 198, LAMBTON-QQAY. LADIES' COSTUMES riTHAT have become Soiled or Faded ' JL can be : CLEANED OR DYED ■ In a FIRST-CLASS MANNER At BARBER'S STEAM DYE WORKS, BARBER'S STEAM DYE WORKS, l 125, CUBA-STREET. Goods Collected and Delivered. - Telephone 225. PUBLIC NOTICE. * "SUSP^^- re £&r<l to an advertisement ; vV that appeared in tho Post on Monday evening, to protect my assistants, please kindly note that they or the firm are in no way concerned with the reputed ' loss of a purse in my shop on Thursday I last. "'• • ; J. H. FARQUHAR. j PICTURE FRAMES, ETC. OWING lo retiring from business, after 12 years in Wellington, I prn^ offer- ' ing my Stock of Mouldings, _ Pictures, \ Mirrors, and Tools at a very low price. Permission to view at once. Thomas - Beams, 231, Upper Cuba-street. I; T^jO you suffer from biliousness, mdi.- . -B-* gescion, or dyspepsia'?' Puriri Mineral Water will quickly put you right. Leading doctors recommend it. Leading - hotels and stores. -j nnHERE is none better than the best. . A Puritan Soap is the Best soap ou the market to-da,y. Buy a carton now and, prove it for yourself. - W.C.A. — Lunch and Rest Room, t JL o Fowlds's Building, Manners-street. Telephone 2297. Hostel, 6, Macdonald- - crescent. Telephone 2159. b TJALinSTßY— Marvellous Readings. ( JL Marriage,' Prospects, Destiny, Business, Changes. Send 9d stamps, birth date, - Arion, Arden-st., Nth. Melfc., Vie. '' rfIHE services of a friend — and that i A friend an expert — arcs always welcome. Puritan Soup is the housewife's ''expert" friend. IS Honour Sir Robert Stout,' K.C.M.G., sayd everyone leading a * sedentary life should drink Puriri Miner's al Water. All hotels and leading stores. rTJ. GOING, ofHamilton, says that Puriri Mineral Water is quite as good as the expensive Continental Vichy ~ Water. Order it and try it yoursfelf. i- Leading hotels. £ fflliE Trusty Triumph is absolutely the 'A tinest thing on wheels. Adams, Ltd., Sole Agents. L. A. Benzoni, Rep., i- 36, Mercer-srreet. "• to Wellington should stay I V at Clyde Court Private Hotel (moderate tarifr), near Courtenay-place tram _ stop. Telephone 1190. II ■STISITORS tv Christohurch for the •> V Holidays will find Superior Accomi" modation at St. Elmo, 52, Woreester-st. c West. Miss Hampton, Proprietress. Telegrams and letters receivo prompt - attention. AN interesting feature of the Durbar, held at Delhi in May last, was the n Rajah of Pootrah's pet elephant — a magJ' nificent beas.l, his superb proportions 5 - showing to advantage- under their coating of Hunkydcry, which, by tlie way, d is used to polish the bools of his Ilighis ness's ontirc household. y , "OICYCLE Clearance Sale. Overstocka JD> cd. 100 new Bicycles — Kaleighs, Hunibor?, and B.U.A. Special low prices j. to clear. Completa Bicycle, free i- wheel and 2 brakes, £5 17s 6d, at y Saville's Cycle Works, 58, Kent-terrace. Lt Mats"! Mats] VV Bast Coir Door Mats going at Is >t 9d, 2s 4d, and 3s 3d, also Wire Di6h Lt Covers at 9d and Is dur-ng Salvage Sale. The Sims Ha 1- / Ware,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 1
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