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Evening Post, Issue 254, 30 November 1865, Page 4

MR. W. TAYLOR begs most respectfully to inform the Ladies and Geutlemen at vV*ellins.'ton that his HOT AND COLD BATHS WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS. W. TAYLOR, Hair-dresser, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. October 27, 1865.

W. JAMES. ri ABINET AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Lambton Quat. Furniture, Mattrasses, &c, made to order at Moderate Prices.

COMMISSIONS. MESSRS. MOELLER, JACOBY & CO., Lambton Quay, Wellington, Are prepared to execute Commissions and Orders for every description of Merchandise through their House in Melbourne.

ON t»ALE, at the "Wellington Timber Yard, MANNER STREET and Custom house btreet, adjoining the premises of W. B. Rhodes and Co.— Eed pine scantling, all sizes 1 anJ 1J red pine T and <i flooring 8 and 9 x f weatherboards 8 and 9 x 1 do. Architraves and mouldings Doors and sashes Baltic deals, solid and cut American shelving and lumber Plate and sheet glass, all sizes Builders' ironmongery Plasterers' laths, and every other building requisite for builders JOHN BECK.

DKINNIBURGH, . Plumber, Painter, Glaizer, &c. Paper Hangings of newest designs from 9d to 2s 6d per piece. Mixed Colours and Sheet Glass on Sale at lowest prices. CUBA STREET,

TTANNAH, PROSSER, and PEARCE'S LIVERT AND LBTTINO STABLES, (Late Billman's), Opposite the Crown and Anchor Hotel. Saddle Horses, Cabs, and Carriages, always on Hire.

"LI A G L B TAVERN, Willis Bt»ret. Wines and Spirits of first quality. Good Accommodation for Boarders. MORGAN O'MEARA, Proprieto r.

aAWITH'S FAMILY HOTKL, 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. N.B.— Private rooms for families. Good Accommodation for horses, both in stables and paddocks.

WELLINGTON BOOT, SHOE, AND LEATHER WAREHOUSE. R AUSTIN begs to return thanks to the . Public for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him, and trusts by judicious management to secure a continuance of their support. His system is, to transact business so as to meet the emergencies of the times j while selling at exceedingly moderate prices for CASH, to afford his customers the best value it is possible to obtain in Wellington— even at higher rates. By selling for ready money he is enabled to dispense with high profit, and give the public that advantage which generally falls to the lot of the trade. His workmen being the best that can b© procured, and his materials not to be surpassed, any work entrusted to bin) cannot fail to give satisfaction. A large quantity of COLONIAL-MADE GOOD •> always on hand. i An allowance made to Runholders and Storekeepers. Jobbing Work executed with promptness and despatch. R. AUSTIN Proprietor, Willis strebt.