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Evening Post, Volume VII, Issue 129, 8 July 1871, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICE. TAMES SHENNEN, Chimney Sweep fj and Nightman, begs to inform his customers and the public that he has dissolved partnership with Mrs. Mason ; aud that all orders left at Mr. M'Cleland's, shoemaker, Dixon-street; Mr. Wilson, general dealer, Lambton Quay, next to * Mr. Warburton's, Mrs. Bolton, grocer, Molesworth-street, or my house, opposite Mr. Holdsworth's gate, Tinakori Road, will be punctually attended to. 9th January. NOTICE. rfIHE undersigned begs respectfully to ■*- inform the public of Wellington and district, that he has removed to next the old South Sea Hotel, Lambton Quay, and returns thanks for past favours ; and without prejudice informs them that he is the ONLY PRACTICAL MANUFACTURING JEWELLER in Wellington, and therefore the public can rely on having any order executed in a proper and most workmanlike manner. C. LUDWIG, Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweller. 22nd September. "IiTE. PARKER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. Lessons on the PIANOFORTE, Elementary and Finishing. Pianofortes correctly Tuned and Repaired. Address— Molesworth-street; and at Mr. Burrett's, Stationer, Willis-street. OYSTERS ! OYSTERS !! OYSTERS !! ! 10HN MORRIS begs to inform his friends and the public generally that the Oyster season has just commenced, and that he has received this day, per Taranak\, a large consignment of Queen Charlotte Sound Oysters, and is determined, to suit these dull times, to dispose of the above consignment at the following very low prices :— Queen Charlotte Sound oysters, at Is per doz, opened ; do do do, lftd do, unopened ; Auckland rock oysters, 6d per doz, opeued ; do do do, 4d do, unopened ; a pickle bottle full of Auckland rock oysters, 2a. GALATEA OYSTER SALOON, (Next Empire Hotel) Willis-street. It is the intention of the proprietor of the above saloon to have on hand from Tuesday next, for all those who may patronize him, from the hours of 12 to 2 p.m., and from 7 to 12 p.m. — Stewed oysters, scolloped oysters, oyster soups, &c. Wellington, sth April. H . E . W A R C U P , BOOT MAKER, QEGS to Inform his Customers and the Public he has removed Next Door to WRIGGLESWORTH'S, Willis-street. 4th May. NOTICE. ttpHE Rooms at DONECKER'S formerly occupied by the UNITED CLUB, comprising Reading and Billiard Rooms, are now public. The Reading Room has been converted into a CAFE,where COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, &c., can be had at any time. The BILLIARD ROOM has one of Alcock's best tables, unequalled by any in Wellington. P. DONECKER, Proprietor. W . H. DAVIS, PHOIOGR A P H E R , Mulgrave-street, Thorndon, Opposite the Cathedral. :>'•'■•• NOTICE. fTIHE Undersigned beg to intimate that X they have disposed..of the stock-in- . trade and goodwill of their business as Engravers and Lithographers to Mr. ROBERT BURREIT, of this City, who will, after this date, carry on the business in his premises, Charlotte-street, Tborndon, under the supervision of Mr. J. M. Lloyd. - (Signed)' - LLOYD & CO. Wellington, 26th May. TN reference to the above, Mr. R. BURX RETT desires to intimate that having purchased the whole of the Stock-in-Trade and Plant of Messrs. Lloyd & Co., Engravers and Lithographers, he will be prepared to execute all orders entrusted to his care at the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. That branch of the business will be uudei the supervision of Mr. Lloyd, and he trusts to merit the support bestowed upon the lat« firm. '; R. BURRETT, Wholesale & Retail Bookseller, Bookbinder, Stationer, Engraver, Lithographer, and Printer, Molesworth-street and Willis-treet, -Wellington. Wellington, 26th May.