Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Evening Post, Volume VI, Issue 294, 27 January 1871, Page 4

XO T J U E. l> G X N i; C X E R " S / i a i-'e a:s i) lus an cox i;oo m,s Ward Opened on MONDAY, 28th XoYEMBEK, Luncheon, from 12 till 3j).m., Chops, Steaks, Cutlets, &c, with potatoes, «"¦ Soups, I lot Joints, EutrecH, Bmad, CluaHc. and Butter and Salads, . r The undersigned, feeling the want of Luncheon Rooms' of the above description in tliis city, and being acquainted with the aucoefls which lias attended them at other places, lias been induced to open the above, which be intends conducting in the same style as that adopted by the Criterion .Hotel in Melbourne. P . DO NNEC X E l( , Willis-Btreftt, (Next to W. Lyons.) NOTICE.— MO 1 ! X C< ) N VKN I E N« ' E. Tho above, in returning thanks for tlie liberal support Jin lias experienced since opening the above, begs to announce that he is now prepared to furnish Breakfasts, Pinners, and Suppers, at equally low prices. Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, and Welsh Jtabbit, to be had at all times during the day and evening. T IVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Fire and Ltfe, All classes of FIRE RISKS in town or country taken at current rates. LIFE POLICIES (with or without bonus) issued at rates quoted in tables, which may be obtained on application to EDWARD PEARCE, Agent. Wellington, 9th May, 1870.

HUAj f A fI DS ! BIL L EAR DS ! ! P A N A M A Ji O T X L , TARANAKI-STli'Krcj 1 . JNFiSBIT begs to inform his friends and the . public that his BILLIARD ROOM has recently undergone a thorough overhaul, and is now ono of the most comfortable rooms in Wellington. The Table (one of Thurston's best) has received a new cloth, and is in splendid condition for playing on. WINES, SPIRITS, "BEER, &c, of the beat brands always on hand. NOTICE. mHE finest rectified LIME JUICE, in one dozen cases. VENNELL, MILLS & CO. THORNDON HORSE REPOSITORY. HOWARD & CO. BEG to inform the settlers of Wellington and surrounding districts that they have opened those commodious Stables at the corner of Molesworth-street, opposite Gawith's Family Hotel, where all horses entrusted to their care will receive the best attention at THE MOST MODERATE CHARGES. Sick horses provided with loose boxes. Carriages, Dog Carts, and Buggies, always on hire. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses broke to single and double harness. NOTICE. MRS. J. MASON begs to inform her customers that the business carried on under the Htyle of Mason and Shennen will be discontinued from this date. Mrs. M. begs to return her sincere thanks for past favors, and trusts that the same will still be accorded her, and she hopes that all future orders will be more strictly attended to. Mrs. M. begs to request that no further orders will be given to Shennen on her account. In consequence of severe illness, Mrs. M. is unable to attend to business at present ; but all orders entrusted to Mr. Mordin, or left in the order boxes as usual, will be attended to. »th January. PUBLIC NOTICE. " TAMES SHENNEN, Chimney Sweep and tJ Nightman, begs to inform his customers and the public that he has dissolved partnership with Mrs. Mason ; and that all orders left at Mr. M 'Cleland's, shoemaker, Dixon-sfcreet ; Mr. Wilson, general dealer, Lambton Quay, next to Mr. Warburton's, Mrs. Bolton, grocer, Moles-worth-street, or my house, opposite Mr. Holdsworth's gate, Tinakori road, will be piinctually attended to. 9th January.

WILL BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.