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Evening Post, Issue 202, 30 September 1865, Page 1

TTENRY BLUNDELL GENERAL PRINTER, WILLIS STREET, Having received, per Tararua and Otago, from Sydney, A CHOICE SELECTION OF TYPE, Plain and Ornamental, Is prepared to execute any Orders with which he may be favoured with neatness and despatch. POSTERS, HANDBILLS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, CHEQUE BOOKS, LABELS, LAW FORMS, CONDITIONS OF SALE, PRICES CURRENT, PROSPECTUSES, CATALOGUES, And every description of LETTER-PRESS PRINTING On the shortest notice. HENRY CARPENTER, Family Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Next door to George Moore, Ironmonger, Lambton Quay _____ , WE beg to notify to the public that we are prepared to do excavating. Sink, Clean, Deepen, and Repair Wells on the tu. st approved principle. Also, to erect Plain and Fancy Fencing ; lay out Gentlemen's Gardens, &c, cheaper than any other Company in Wellington. DICKSON & CO., at Mr. Adams, Willis-street. Orders left at the Crown aud Anchor Hotel shall be punctually attended to. P AWITH'S FAMILY HOTEL, \JT Molesworth street, Thorndon Flat. ALFRED WISE, in returning thanks for the generous support he has experienced since conducting the above-named Hotel, begs to assure those who have patronised him, and also the public in general, that his greatest desire will be to secure the first rate article in the market, so as to ensure their future favours. F.B.— Private rooms for families. Good Accommodation for horses, both in stablesand paddocks. Tji A G L m TAVERN, WILLIS STREET. Wines and Spirits of first quality. Good Accommodation for Boarders. MORGAN O'MEARA, Proprietor. NELSON HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, TOSIAH MINIFLE, PROPRIETOR. J. M. having purchased the above commodious premises, and having made considerable additions and improvements, is now ready to offer first-class accommodation to parties visiting the province of Wellington, and trusts by strict attention to business and moderate charges to receive a fair share of their patronage. N.B.— Private apartments for Families. January 16, 1865.