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Evening Post, Volume VII, Issue 249, 25 November 1871, Page 3

: WOOL. fFIHE undersigned are cash buyers of Wool and other Produce, or will make advances on the same on liberal terms. LEVIN & CO. 10th October. WOOL. fT\HE undersigned will purchase or advance on Wool during the coming season. EDWARD PEARCE. Wellington, 29th Sept., 1871. TITR. 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. TO BE LET, WITH PURCHASING CLAUSES. riIHE piece of Land adjoining the house of 1 Mr. Moffitfc, Surgeon Dentist.in Willisstreet, opposite to the Union Bank, having a frontage of 67 feet, and a depth to a private street, adjoining Mr. Port's, of 67 feet. Also, The Land and Buildings thereon, in the rear :of Mr. Port's irew shops in Willisstreet, the buildings having been used as a residence and joiners shop. Apply to WILLIAM HICKSON. 31st October. T EMON JUICE (BATGER'S), U Inbots, at.2s.6d QUININE AND STEEL WINE, A pleasant efficient Tonic, in bots. at 2s 6d. WHITE WORM POWDERS, Safe, effectual, easily yiven, pkts. at Is SWEET ESSENCE OF SENNA, Dose for children, a small teaspoonfl HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES, A fresh supply just received COOPER'S SHEEP DIPPING POWDER. J. A. ALLAN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, • Lambton Quay. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. I'HE Proprietor.:of the Wai-nui-omata 1 Steam Saw Mill is ready to receive orders .for any quantity of hinau, rimu, or red pine, of plain or figured, of the best quality in the Colony. i Heart of birch, suitable for railway sleepers, bridge planking, piles, &c, any quantity and size up to 2 feet square and •(50 feet long. ■ The undersigned wishes to draw attention to the fact that, for any of the above purposes, . the heart of: Lirch is the best. wood iii New Zealand, being far preferable to Totara, the wear "and tear it will stand either'in ground or out of the water, being enormous. ; - .'.; ■'■■ ; The undersigned has in his possession wood of that description that has been in water and exposed to the weather for ,2S years, which is as good as ever. The good qualities of this timber seem to be little known to out engineers^ j. &d. Sinclair! . Wai-nui-omata, 28th August, 1371. TO PAINTERS. fIiENDERS will be received up to noon on 1_ ,28th inst, for Painting of St. Paul's Parsonage. Specification at my. office. C. J. TOXWARD, Architect, Lambton Quay. 21st November. TO BUILDERS. fTIENDERS are required up to noon on I. Saturday, the 2nd of December next, for erecting a store, dwelling house, &c. Drawings aud specification may be seen at my .office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily Accepted. WALTER GRAVES, . Architect, Leed-street, Ghuzaee-street. Wellington, 20th November.' NUR S E . TITES. BROOKS, MONTHLY NURSE. Address—Mulgrave-strcet, opposite the Cathedral. "Let us to Bilua'rds."—Shakespere. ■VTEW .BILLIARD SALOON, AT THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. First-class Table, with every appurtenance required in the noble game on the BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH. An attentive marker always in waiting. CHAS. HAUSMANN, Proprietor. FOR SALE. A SECTION OF IiAN.D, within seven miles of Wellington, in the Mlikara l>iatiiot, comprising ii.i acres, No. 2041, adjoining W. Bowler's and others. Apply to ,' .JAMES GILLIGAN, At Warmoll's, Clay Point.