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WHAT ABOUT YOUR CLEANING? RING up VACUUM CLEANING CO., and make your' arrangements. Single Carpets and Upholstered Furnituro Collected, Cleaned per Vacuum Process, and Returned same day i£ required. Our Big Red Motor Machine—the finest in the world —is at your service. VACUUM CLEANING CO. 18, GREY-STREET , WELLINGTON. 'Phone—Office 2333. Warehouse and Factory, 2349 (to be used only when office 'phone is engaged). LOST, a Kruger Sovereign Brooch, between Lyall Bay, and Lambton Station. Reward 15s. Apply Mrs. J. A. Callingham, 10, Lambton-quav. Hotel Cecil. LOST, packet V.P.K. small Photos. Reward. Apply Evening Post. T OST, between Adelaide-road, New-■S-J town, and Midland Hotel, Gold Cable Bangle. Reward. Apply Evening Post. 1* OST, Spectacles in case, marked Barry, -B_i Queen-street, Auckland. Reward. Apply 7. Herald-street, Newtown. LOST, yesterday, between Routh's Building and Palmer's, Lambtonquay, gentleman's fur-lined Glove (left). Reward. Apply Standard Insurance, Featherston-street. OST, in front of D. S, Patrick's, Drapers, Purse, containing money and key. Reward,, on returning to 96a, Tasman-street. OUND—That old umbrella has a Paragon frame, which are now unpro: curable. Send it to Lethaby's and.have it re-covered. You will be pleased. Always buy new umbrellas from Lethabyts, Umbrella Specialists, opp. GJP.O. mTAKEN by mistake from St. John's -3- Church, Sunday evening, Gentlemen's, Teddy Bear-lined Raincoat. Kindry communicate Tel. 2620. W~ OULD Person who took small Suitcase by mistake from Mararoa today, kindly leave at Hotel Windsor 'at once? ILL "Solicitor," who advertised for junior in Evening Post of 3rd May, kindly return original reference enclosed in application by lan Cameron, 36, Mor-timer-terrace? LADY, owning delightful country house near town, wishes to find one or more paying guests; convalescent patients not objected to. Further particulars, apply A., Evening Post. BOARD wanted, with refined people, by „ youth in clerical position; piano. State'terms to R.J., Evening Post. ■^yOUNG Man requires comfortable -!L Room with board, central preferred. Terms to A.Y., Evening Post.YOUNG Gentleman in Civil Service re- ■&• quires Board and Residence with private family, central. State terms to A.T.S., Evening Post. FOR quick sale, cheap, on behalf of absentee owner, two email semidetached Cottages, in good condition, both let. Apply Equity, care Evening Post. BOARD and Residence wanted by four working, girls, handy to city and tram. Reply Stranded, Evening Post. WO Unfurnished Rooms to Let; fire- . places. Apply No. 9, Kent-terrace. ICTNGINE-DRIVER, 2nd class ' ticket, ■S-J wants position, Masterton district preferred. Apply Reliance, Evening Post. "OOOKKEEPER wants Tradesmen's -2J> Books kept during evenings. Apply Evenings, Evening Post. "OETURNED Soldier requires Position -lt\i as Motor Driver, private car or lorry. Replies A., Evening Post Agency, Nowtown. MRS. BIGGINS, .Trance and Test Medium, Medical Clairvoyante, 10 a.m., to 9. p.m. 145, Abel Smith-street (Terrace end). RUNKENNESS positively cured with Alko. Secretly or voluntarily Stamped Envelope particulars, Alko Company, Box 107, Auckland. SINGER Dropheads cheap; Oak Drophead £5 15s, others from £3 10s. Globe, Grand Opera House. 'Phone 4214. DO you suffer with Varicose Ulcers '! I can guarantee to cure you; painless and inexpensive. Ernest Healey, Chemist, Foxton. AHAR'S, 46, CouTtenay-place, for Ladies' Raincoats. LET Brown Peas tone up your Bystem. There's nothing like them on the market to-day W Campbell, Grocer, Manners-street. ~T DELIGHT to wear—Ladies' Glace -£•- Tie Shoes, Louis heels, 30s, at Pearson's, corner Cuba and Ghuznee, Mercer and Willis streets. SINGER latest Drophead, round spooi, £8 15s; Treadles from £2; Hand Machine, £2. Globe, Grand Opera Hou3e. House. RELIABLE Tea—the flavour of the second cup as nice as the first. Use Robur. MAHAR'S, 46, Couxtenay-plaice, for Boys' and Maids' Raincoats. BROWN Peas act on the liver and stomach, removing all impurities and heaviness.. L. M'Kenzie, Chemist, Manners-street. MONEY to Lend on Mortgage; sums from £500-£IOOO. Apply Thomson, Brown, and East, 189, Featherstonstreet. A WISE step tor you to take is to have Wood-Milne Rubber Heels fitted to -■our boots. They're British. OLD Gold Cocoa, ideal flavouring for ices, blanc-manges, and for icing cake 3. A high-class cocoa. Maoßobertson'Si /CHIMNEY Sweep —Herb Tomlinson, V> Practical Chimney Sweep and Carpet Beater, 36, Waterloo-avenue, off Owenstreet, Newtown. Orders promptly attended to. T ADIES, secure Smart Footwear at a JLJ moderate price. Patent Court Shoes, Louis heels, 30s. Pearson's, corner Cuba and Ghuznee, Mercer and Willis streets. Tfi/jjpY folks have been very faddy about -LtjL tea —believe yours are. too. Try Robur. HEN you have those Boots halfsoled have Wood-Milne Rubber Heels fitted. Cost less than leather heeis. PUT Robur Tea down on your list — don't keep on growling.. No tea nicer than Robur. ' SYDAL will protect your hands during winter Use it now; prevention is better than cure. All chemists and stores. 2s jar. I ADIES, Economise. ■ Out-of-date ■i Dresses, Costumes, etc., renovated; wonderful work. Vida Robinson, Dress Expert, 23, Charlotte-avenue, Brooklyn Tram Terminus. AFETY Razor Blades Re-sharpened. Gillette's Is 6d per dozen, Autostrop Is per dozen.- Globe, Grand Opera House. £"i O in for "'shocklcss" walking—have Wood Milne ■ Rubber Heels fitted. Give longest service. \ sweet supreme-nMacßobertson's -*L French Nougat. Its delicacy of flavour will charm you. AH AR'¥,"46r"CouTrenay-piace7"h"a^;e just received a shipment of Boys' Grey and Blue Jerseys, from 6s lid each. OLD Gokt Cocoa, of purity and high quality; especially suitable for invalids. Macßobcrtson's Old Gold Cocoa.

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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 128, 3 June 1919, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 128, 3 June 1919, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 128, 3 June 1919, Page 1

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