EVENING POST—TELEPHONES {MANAGER \ ADVERTISING I PUBLIC COUNTERf PUBLISHING f ■: t i liT .. s __~ JOB PRINTINO r •"NTJI, 5 l»,M| ACCOUNTS I PHOTOGRaWHER I LITERARY J 4410-f} SPORTS ENQUIRIES 44-045 > GENERA- ENQUIRIES, 5 P.M. TO 7P Mi S6-635 .'• PHOTOGRAPHER—PRIVATE RES. I 24*023 • • NEWTOWN AGENCY 63-139 . - LOWER HUTT 63-516 PETONK
TIRED FEET: SORE FEET. GLORIOUS RELIEF. X-U must walk in spite of hot weather, >■*■- therefore you should keep your feet m perfect condition with Q-tol Skin Emollient. Penetrating, healing; and soothing, Q*-tol stimulates the tissues under the skin and gives that glorious sense of relief after excessive walking. Ask Miss Esther James how Q-tol kept her feet in good condition during her long hikes. . , 2/- Q-TOL FOR TIRED FEET.
FUNERAjL DIRECTORS. £. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., 60, Taranaki •*-*' street. Tel. 52-159. FLORAL TRIBUTES^ M ISI L- D) VAfns^l*iiS~c_^; Maieig •_?_!» _ Telephone 43-208 ~ TITISS POOLE, Floral Artiste, 48, Man.i a ner. s t . eefc-Artistic Floral Work of aggSwAfter business hours ring ]yi ISS WAUGH, Art Florist, 234, La--? *■'*• ton-qy.—High-class Floral Designs at the shortest notice. Tel. 40-797. After business hours and on holidays ring 46-838. "Flowers Soften the Burden of the Afflicted." ROSEMARY; FLORAL STUDIOS (MISS BLACK). Willis street and io', Woodward street. •tlowers Telegraphed, Mailed, or Delivered. Telephones 44.55; 50-663. P.R. 54-817. _~ THE FAREY BOWli'T! ~ pRESENTATION.y e S RBo U .„et ß , T,'r*,rf Fl°f a Decorations. Funeral tributes-executed at shortest notice. Tel. Burlington Arcade. MONUMENTAL MASONS H!lSP^ s-I^ra____ -7- *la*!. ns» OPP. Cemetery, Karori, for ?eI w - CZ mete . Work lowest prices an Wellington. Tel. 26-939. KILBIRNIE BARGAINS/ a*} ,?^ -21b ! crew toPJ P«»t. Quart and half-gallon: Agee; Preserving Pans Tes Wax' all at reduced prices; we deliver. Kilbirme Hardware Co. Te] 17-401 j^AINTS in Tins lib to 1 gallon; Oils. J- Turpentme, Varmsh, White and Red Lead colours; S eelite Green and IS Xoot Paint at makers prices; Paint mix«d to order. Kilbirnie Hardware Co. NEWTOWN SPECIALS. ~ ■pOR better, cheaper guaranteed Watch, •*■ Clock, and Jewellery Repairs. Tom. _n, Gleed, and Co., 164, Riddiford-st. TV/TEN'S Boots and Shoes, rubber soles -■"•*- 12s 6dj all shapes;' we make to measure; Tan Shoes from 12s 6d. Adams 99. Adelaide-rd. ' * ' "UI- Bargain Sale—Very Cheap Hate ■" from Is lid to 6s lid; Hand-made lierets, from Is; Cheap Summer Frocks from 3s lid to 7s lid. Mi.ss Lomax. _s^-? arga"1 a'c—^luart Slimmer Coats, Skirts,- in all sizes, from 4s lldJumpers; from 5s lid. Mits Lomax. "DIG Bargain Sale—Dress Jlalerials, from ±* 6d yard; Stockings, from ls 3d; Net Hose, from 2s 3d; all shades. Gloves, from- ls lid. Miss Lomas.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 33, 9 February 1933, Page 1
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