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Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 191, 20 September 1866, Page 1

E D VV AR D GIEt» E N & C <)., IMPORTERS. CLOTHING, AND BOOT AND SHOE STORES, Lambton Quay. (Opposite the Athenamm.) MEN'S, YOUTH'S, AND BOY'S CLOTHING. BOY'S KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. HATS AND CAPS. LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDEENS' BOOTS AND SHOES. EG. & CO. have fitted up a spacious . SHOW-ROOM upstairs, where every description of Liidies' and Children's Boots and Shoes are kept ; and as all the above goods were selected by E. G. & Co. while in England to suit the New Zealand market, and will be followed by other large regular shipments, they aie confident that the public will find at their stores the best selection of goods iii town at the most moderate prices. Country storekeepers liberally dealt with, nnd all orders confided to Edward Gieseu and Co. will be executed with the greatest accuracy and despatch. Observe the address— E. GIESEN & CO., Lambton Quay. (Opposite the Athenaeum.) E. G. & Co. have some bales of Hoyles' Prints, Horrocks' Longcloth, Sheetings, &c, &c., for sale cheap. September 5, 18G8.

JOHN WALKER, Manners strekt, Wellington, MILITARY AND BIRDING GUNMAKKiIt, feuoci'ssor *o thu lute Mr. Davidson. Locks Repaired, Keys Fitted, &c.

TIJE AUSTRALASIAN FJHE, LIFE, AKU ' MARINE IN-UI4ANCE COMPANY. 11KAD OFI'MCK — MBLBOURNH. Forms of Proposal, Rates of Premium, nnd every information, can be obtained from W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Agents.

EAGLE TAVERN, WILLIS STlti;iiT WLAWHENCE desires to acquaint the . inhabitants ot and visitors to Wellinuuin, that he h.'is taken that well-known Hotel, tlu fcAGLB TAVERN, Willis street, nnd mists, by strict attention to the requirements of his patrons, to merit v due share of their favours. The Stock has been replenished and chosen with great care from the best brands. 2Si>) May.

ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, WAKATAKI ; Four miles from Castle Pomt — main road to the Aluiriri, fIIHOMAS HALEvS heps to inform the X public that he has OPENED the above, v it h every convenience for travellers. Stabling and Paddocking included. Thomas Hales trusts, by paying ©very at(enlion to those who may pratronize him, to merit their support. Wakataki, 9th May, 1860.

COBB AND 0 0. '8 "TELEGRAPH LINE" OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES PASSENGERS and PARCELS BOOKED to ALL PARTS of the PROVINCE. For Particulars, apply at the HOOKING OFFICE, adjoining Osgood's Hotel. J. FORRESTER & CO., Proprietors