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Evening Post, Volume IX, Issue 84, 21 May 1873, Page 4

THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, (Limited.) CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS, i*r 200,000 skabes, or £10 each, j First issue, 100,000 Shares of £10 each. The Bank IS OPENED in Wellington , for general Banking purposes ; the keeping ¦ of Current Accounts ; the granting of Cash Credits ; the receipt of Deposits on demand, and for fixed periods ; the Discount of Local Bills ; the negociation of Bills of Exchange on England, the Australian Colonies, and other parts o( tbe world. Drafts are issued, upon the Bank of Eng* land, on the Australian Colonies, and upon the Bank's Agents in Scotland, Ireland, he. , ' at enrt-eot rated, ALEXANDER KEBR, | Manager. /\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Ale— lnd Coope's, Bass's, and No 3 Barton, in hhds • ¦ Porter — Gainess's and Barclay's , Brandy — Hennessy's, Martell's, and Denis Mounie's ; WKiskey — Danville*, Cameron's, Pres- ' ton's, and Bernard's f Sugar— Victoria Co's and Mauritius ! Candles — Brandon's Neva and de Boubaix Sherry — Various qualities, qr*casksand bottled , Port Wise— Do do do '. Glassware, Van Hou ten's cocoa ' Brooms, buckets, clothes ppgs r $ Tobacco — Cameron's triumph, Shel- : .. ! . lard's, sheepwash ; Champagne, moselle, clarets - 1 Cigars, boiled, raw, and colza oils ! Diamond . kerosene, Hawke's Bay soap . Geneva, vinegar, hops, canvas Flour, Adelaide and colonial Flour of sulphur, kc, &c, &c W, M. BANNATYNE & CO. 14th May, TVST''O P E N E D , Per St, Andrew's Castle, A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT or GAS CHANDELIERS, „ ¦ f . ' FROM £1 ,to £10, < _ . AT J, "PETFOBD & SONS', Gasjtttees, Manners - street, J, P, & SONS would inform the Public that their, shipment of Chandeliers is the best that has been submitted to the public this season, J, PETFORD & SONS. BOOtS. BOOTS. BOOTS. J. WILLIAMS 1 TTAS jast opened a, splendid lot of ladies', JL'JL [ , , > >' > - gents', and children's, plain and fancy hoots and shoes, which he isrolling at unusually Aow prices, , , ; Men's colonial elastic sides, all pegged, from £1 \ workmanship guaranteed, ¦" Call early and judge for yourselves at •'•'„ . WILLIAMS' " '' ' Boot and Shoe Warehouse, * Willis-street, , ! > >>; BERLIN WOOL, GILT MOULDING, ' FANCY GOODS, AND TOY . WAREHOUSE, UWDER THE VIEKASDAH, VTOW LANDING, ex Lucerne, the first of a New Series of orders/ consisting of— /Archery, lace braids, toilet fringes, 1 colored fingering and merino wool, . ; black oakleaf cap lace,' and a large Variety of fancy haberdashery Gold attd silver braids and tassels, bell , corals, bouquet holders, beads, 1 .fans, superior pearl necklets (foreign), tracing cloth, music, and other goods too numerous to 1 mention. ': THOS. K. WAKBURTON. 15th May. I JOHN BOSS, /GENERAL STOREKEEPER* , ; TABEfe'- < The'higheet price gives for produce, I ' m„ • » r ' AGENT for the EVENING FOST, 1 •opies of wnwh e»a be h»d daily on arrival ofeowbi