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Evening Post, Volume X, Issue 238, 25 November 1874, Page 1

I MOK£Y J MONEY I MONiSY ! i*l AAA OA^ now fae ofcfciined at the X/i\j\)V LONDON LOAN and JJISCOUNT OFFICE, in sums from One Shilli«lg npwnrAt, on Plate, VVatnhes, Jewelry, Household Furniture, and Witabiso Aftarrlj, at the very lowest- rate of interest. Immigrants' luggage bought. Highest price given for old gold and silver. Ladies' and gentleme&'rf left off wearing ¦ < apparel bonshfc. Parties waited on at tbeir own residences by appointment. Note tbe address— WILLTS STREET, OPPOSITE THE Stores of Mr. Edward Pearce. H. L, COHEN, Licensed Pawnbroker. NOTICE I NOTICE I THE OLD ESTABLISH!.!) LOAN OFFICE, Next Empire Hotel, Willis-street. \S B B. COHEN, proprietor of the above IVI r Eetablishment, be^s to inform the public of Wellington that he has no connection with any other Loan Offiae. Mr B, Coben ia prepared to make advances on plate, jewelry, property, wearing apparel, general merchandise, &c, at the lowest rate of interest. jg§~ BILLS DISCOUNTED. Private Entrance— Next Empire Hotel. A large stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Kings, Jewelry, Plate, Fancy Goods, &c, on hand. N.B. — One of AlHner*s large Fire Proof Safes on the premises, for the safety of valuables. MULLIGAN'S MONSTER CHRISTMAS ART UNION. pLEABIKG OUT"~"oF STOCK BY V GBAND ART UNION, 400 PRIZES, 400 GUINEAS' WORTH os JEWELRY, Consisting of — Gold and silver watches English and American clocks, very handsome French gilt clocks, under glass shades Ladies' and gents* gold albert chains ¦ Gold sets brooches and earrings Gold lockets Ladies' and gents' diamond rings Greenstone brooches and earrings, gold mounted ¦ . .Very massive gold bracelets Field, marine, and opera glasses Electro-plated tea and coffee services Fine cu6-gla»a electro-plated cruets Cake baskets - - Gold sleeve-links and shirt studs Gold, keys Gold crosses Gents' gold signet rings Ladies' gold dress rings Ladies' silver card cases A splendin gold English patent lever watch, presentation, worth 40gs 300 Gold Prizes, 100 Prizes Clocks r Field, - - Marine, and Opera Glasses, and very Valuable plate . TEA AND COFFEE .{SERVICES, • A purchaser of three tickets not drawing a prize will receive One Pound in cash. The 'purchaser' of six ticlsets not drawing a prize will receive Five' Pounds in cash. 800 StmsCKIBEKS at 10s Cd EACH. The above goods .ire all of a superior quality and guaranteed. REMEMBER— The holder of Three Tickets not winning a prize will receive ONE POUND I ¦ And tbe holder of Six Ticket 1 ?, not winning a prize, will be presented with _ FIVE POUNDS 1 H As one-third of the tickets have been taken np, intending subscribers should apply to Mr, Mulligan at once. Tickets have been reserved as follows :—: — 100 for Wanganui 100 for Watrarapa 50 for Picton 50 for Blenheim M, J. Mulligan's VALUABLE BUSINESS is for Sale. A magnificent opportutunity for any person desirous of starting 'in the Jewelry line. - Foil particulars on application. SPECIAL NOTICE. , The whole of the Stock MUST BE CLEARED OUT, as M. J. Mulligan ia retiring front tbe business. IMMENSE BARGAINS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, ANip JEWELRY, A redaction of 35. per cent off the asnal \ • lolling prices, | ' T?O STAND THIS' SEASON. IrriHE celebrated; imported, ,pnre , Suffolk :A . Punch Draught Stallion , . ! ;, ... - ... !.\4i)ojLJ'.,. r .i ', Jnck is a, dark- chesmit}, stands 16 hands !1! 1 inch ' r was bred on tbe Hunter River, •New South Wales, by W. Clifford, Esq, from -the ' celebrated imported Suffolk Punch, sire " Punch ;" out of the pure jbred dam V Mary, Douglas." | .This. horse is considered by competent judges r both here and in the Province of 'Marl borough, to be the nnest horse; of tbe breed ever imported. _ , • ! , Jock will stand at the following places : :— -Albion Hotel, Taita y Family Hotel, Lower Hutt ; Johnsonville ; Porirua j PabautanuL , i Terms — Single Mare, £3 ; redaction made for. two or more' Mares. Ati fees to be, paid on or before tbe Ist January, 1875. . ".' „: „ J. SMITH. ;