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j WE'RE "ON THE AIR!" | WE'RE "ON THE AIR!" WITH '2Zli. °f course! At half-past . seven 'D tlie morning, listen to C. Smith's Bright Breakfast Sessions ou Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday of every I week! luneful melodies! and good news J about good things about the Store! ReI member from 7..x> to 7.45 a.m. and what !you hear'is worth hearing! » C. SMITH, LTD., CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON. SITUATIONS WANTED" WANTED, by Youth, 19, Work, any r T description, honest. Apply Young, Poat Agency, Jolinsouville. V\f ANTED, Work, by lorry driver, perT' maneut or casual; can handle any make of car or truck; rei's. if required. 112-24 Kvg. Post.

VX^ANTED, Position in Shop by con- * scieutious, reliable young vvomau; capable taking charge. 1341 Evg. Post.

pAKPENTER wants Alterations, Jobbing Work, Sash Cords renewed; reasonable. J. Thompson, 20 Sussex St., Basin Reserve.

11/riDDLE-AUED Lady would like Posi- "*- tion as Companion or Housekeeper Write 13C0 Evg. lost. .

WOMAN wants Washing, Cleaning, day or half-day, la 3d per hour. 1230 Evg. Post.

"RELIABLE Woman wants Cleaning, 3 -»-^ whole days a week.-1366 Evg. Post.

IPXPERIENCED Pantrymaid requires -L* Midday Pantrywork. 1370 Vivg. Post.

X) ELI ABLE Married Couple wants Posi- ■*•" tion on dairy farm, etc. Reply 111S Evg. Post.

CARPENTERS—Two Carpenter-Joiners wants Shop Fittings, Alterations, Jobbing, etc.; cheap, quick, and clean. Tel. 54-251. .

IVTOTOK Driving Tuition, ladies and i'-l gents; terms moderate. London School, 197 Wakeheld Street. Tel. 50-248, evenings 24-548. WANTED TO BUY. i\7A-NXI£D to iiuyl tjecoud-uand tfurm*T ture, any quantity, for spot cash Viviao Street turniturs ilarkeL next Trades Hall.

WASTED to Buy, Second-hand Furni*T ture, any quantity up to 6 rooms, for cash. Davis Bros., 57 Lower Cuba Street, l'el. 42-419. . . .

\SfANTED to Buy, Second-hand Furni- *'■ ture, any quantity up to 6 rooms, for cash. Davis Bros., 57- Lower Cuba Street. Tel. 42-419. . .

"\\TANTED to Buy, Wardrobe, Trunks; •■"• also Furniture, Carpets, ;and Sewing Machine, spot cash. 1075 Evg. Post.

WANTED to Bu>; Typewriter, in good order. Tel. 52-007.

VyANTED Buy, 1000 Pigeons wanted in * * June. Tdwnsend and Paul, Ltd., the Poultry Mart^ ■ '.' ■■ ' ;

WANTED to Buy, Small Coke Heater,; for small room, cheap. 1141 Evg. Post.;

WANTED, Good Watch Dog, reasouable. Tel. 184, Eastbourne.

C^ASB Buyer, will pay up to^£lsoo forJ suitable s. Rooms, in sunnypsiftiatidn. Write price and locality, to lapTif-Evg.' Post.

"EXCUSES wanted in every Suburb. If -*-*- you have a genuine proposition, we can sell it; Inspection immediately. Many buyers waiting, Ring A. F. >Tauncey,;fl3 F-rish, Street. i2-9ii. ' ' "''"-.,

SHALL Grocery, Confectionery, or Gens' ral Business, living-rooms preferred, State full particulars, 1378 JEvg. Post.

BUXGALOW, i rooms, kitchenette, .on , flat, Kilbirnie if possible. Owners please ring McCracken, 63 Willis Street.

CIVIL Servant requires. Modern Home, about 3 bedrooms, good .locality; deposit £350. 1319 Evg. Post. •

PROPERTY Owners—lnvestor will pay all cash for cheap Properties.- Applicants must state . bedrock .cash, price. Money waiting. 1100 Evg. Post.

XfURNITURE, Carpets, Machines, for " best cash price on premises, and cartage fru. Ring 40-372 or call at the oldestablished firm, Kingsway's, Auctioneers. Lambton Quay. '■ '

WE Buy Single Articles to Houseful of Furniture, spot cash, cartage paid. Silverstoue's, 110 Lambton Quay. Tel. 41-279. . ' ;

WE would like your Property tor sale, buyers waiting for all districts. Call or ring. . Ernest Leigbton, Ltd., 122 Brandon Street. ■ , . ■ : ' ;

USED Cars bought for cash, exchanged, or sold for commission; highest prices. Independent Motor Sales. 138 Wakeu'eld Street '

"MONEY Lent, Is to £500, on Jewellery. l'l Suits Clothing, Sports Goods, etc., or any article of value. We Buy, Sell, and Exchange Meltzer Bros, Confidential Pawnbrokers, Gold Buyers, and General Dealers 131 Manners Street. Tel. 63-404

IF you want to sell your House,- give it to 0. EL Benge and Co.. 6 Boulcott Street, who specialise in homeß.

SOVEREIGNS, Old Gold,-Silver, Suits. Tools, Sports Goods, Musical, Binoculars; Trunks, Firearms, etc., ■ Wanted, urgent C. Paris, fvia Ora Pawnbroker and Dealer, 120 Manners Street. Tel: 53-723. Opp. Plaza Theatre.

f^ARS Wanted, Cars—Highest Prices, \J immediate cash Wright, Stephensoti'e Oarage, t)7 Taranaki Street. Tel. 55-126

WOODWARD'S, 121 Vivian Street, are Cash buyers of Ladies' and Gents' Superior Left-oft Clothing, Boots. Shoes. Travelling Baga. etc. Tel. 51-243.

WE Pay Highest Cash Price tor Furniture, Carpets, etc- Rina us before selling Tel. 52-973 .

URGENTLY in ueed of Good Used Cars, cash waiting. Wellington Motors, 15 Tory Street. Tel 61-502.

I7UREARMS, Jewellery, Old Gold, Clothing, Tools. Sporting, Travelling, Musical Requisites. Binoculars, eto. Highest prices or money advanced. Monte de Piete Loan Co., 129 Willis Street, opp. Y.M.O.A. (latp Hotel St. (teorgp BMg.) Tel S2-243 MRS. MIET, Cash Buyer any quantity Ladies' and Gent's Superior Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc., Old Gold, Biker; best prices. Tel. 81-700. 125 Vivian St. MISCELLANEOUS. BRANDY Sauce is best made by addiup Jules Racine's Cognac, guaranteed equal and superior to most brandies; qts 139. pts 7a Grand Hotel ■ BE Smartly Dressed. Ladies' Tailored Winter Coats with smart fur collars on ea9y terms. Heimann's. 13a Courtenay Place. ■

MRS. COLLINS, 90 -Manners Street, for everything in Children's Woollen and Silk Sets, Frocks, Rompers, Infants' Outfits, etc.; moderate prices.

GEORGE HOW, Gold Medallist, Ices Cakes. Teaches Decorating, Sugar Flowers, Pastry. Studio. 55 Kent Ter.

XfURSES' and Waitresses' Aprons, Caps, -^ Belts, Overalls, to order. Mrs. Collins. 00 Manners Street (next Scott's Tearooms) . I ■

ORGAN'S—Finest selection of outsize Knitwear, good quality, lowest prices. Sizes to X.O.S. 51 Dixon Street.

WINTER Wear—Smart Tweed Frocks, Knitsuits, Cardigans, and Underwear. Specialists in outsizes. Morgan's. 61 Dison Street. ,

W CHURCHILL, 135 Vivian Street, •for Tailor-made Suits. Fit. Style, and Workmanship guaranteed. Dinner Suits and Evenine Dress a specialty.

DENTAL Repairs in two hours; prices from 3s (ki, with best materials Cooper's Bldgs., opp. "Evening Post," entrance Mercer Street.

REPAIRS, 2 hours, trom 3s 6d, 2 hours' visit to make Set Teeth. Frost, opp D.I.C ■ ' ■

A BOTTLE of "Golden Grain" Whisky makes ideal present for father. Quarts 12s, pints 6s 9d. Obtainable at Grand Hotel Supply Stow.

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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 135, 9 June 1937, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 135, 9 June 1937, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 135, 9 June 1937, Page 1

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