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Evening Post, Volume XII, Issue 154, 30 December 1875, Page 4

THOMAS LOWES, Lambton Oca it M^ U o F^?r I l lIER AND 'IMPORTER OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS. "By Appointment The Marquis His Excellency jg^f^ Nonuanby, And the General Government of New Zealand. THOMAS LOWES~in returning thanks to the public of Wellington, wißhestodraw their attention to his first shipment of goods ex St. Leonards, to be foMowed by every subsequent ship, which are so varied that he invites an inspection of the same, as the perusal of such long catalogues is tedions to the public. T. L. would also draw their attention to his large stock of colonial-made harness, to suit all customers, from gold-plated carriage down to cart harness ; also superior hogskin, bnllock,hide, and demie saddles, all made on the premises by a superior staff of workmen, and he is in a position to execute orders in the above lines to any amount, at the lowest possible rates, and with the greatest despatch, having the largest saddle manufactory in the colonj\ WARNOCK'S SOAP is far superior to any other Soap ever before introduced into the Market. Give it a trial, and you will never use any other.

S. SOFFE,, CABINET MAKER & UPHOLSTERER, Ma!nnees-st. and Moles"\vorth-!3t.,_ Wellington, TN returning thanks for favors received for the past three years, desires to in* form his patrons and the public generally that he has opened a Branch Establishment at Molesworth-street, Thomdon, were orders will be executed with the aame attention as hitherto. A large stock of Iron Bedsteads and Cots on hand, at cheap rates, ex Dilawur. Marble top Washstands and English made chairs. HHEAPSIDE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Manners-stregt, Wellington. . Furniture made and repaired. New and second-hand furniture bought, sold, or exchanged. ' . ; All descriptions of Upholstery done with despatch. SYDNEY SOFFE, Proprietor. STATIONER'S HALL. WG. JACKSON has opened;' 'ex • Howrali and. other late arrivals, a large quantity of stationery, comprising— Letter paper, of all descriptions Note do, various .qualities Foolscap and deniy papers, do Paper weights, letter -weights , ~" Pen racks, stationery cabinets I Account books, all sizes and bindings Date cases, rulers, &c Fancy cut glass inkstands, for table or office Do letter weights School stationery, letter caps Desk inks, travelling do Pens, penholders, pocket pencils Inks— Morrell's, Stevenson's, Walkdon's— in bottles from £ pint to £ gallon 1 Pocket books, purses, diaries ' Metallic books, mem books ''" Violin strings, bow hair, resin Bridges, violins, &c COLONIAL INDUSTRY. Under the Special Patronage of his Excellency the Governor. H. .E. LIARDET, ' ' Taxidermist and Feather Furkier, (Opposite the New Zealand Times Offico), Willis-street. " HE. LIARDET begs to inform, the i»dics . and gentlemen of Wellington that he has made up a large and varied assortment of muffs, collaretts, ciifls, and head-dresses, from the numberless variety of sea and" land birds 1 of Hew Zealand, in order to enable purchasers of meso novelties the opportunity of sending them home to their frieuds by the wool ships • also the tobacco pouch and purse made out of the birds' feet. A variety of New Zealand stuffed birds always on hand. Any lady or gentleman having skins of birds, can have them made up promptly .to order. Ostrich and all other feathers cleaned and dyed.- A Urge stock of the above kept' on nand during- Hne summer. WELLINGTON HOT^L, MoLESWORTIi-STREET, Lnte Civil Service ,Club. TpHESE New and Commodious Premises Are X now thrown open to the public, who, will find them replete with every comfort. ' * Families and Travellers will find every^ {ipmfort of a home. , '• \ A hnndsomeiy-furnislted and commodious BILLIARD ROOM, With one of Alcock's best Tables. Room for a few Boarder?. -¦ < (I 1 ''¦ ¦ '

H. A. BYRNE, > AABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND SHIP DECORATOR, Lambton Quay", ' I Wellington. • ' ' ' TJONALD, VILE, &-. CO., GENERAL CARRIERS Betwkek Wellington and all Parts of the waibarapa. D., V. & Co. beg to inform the pl^blio that they have secured a Depot in John-aton-street, near the Theatre Royal, and all goods left, there will be forwarded, with the utmost despatch. • - SELLING OFF ! SELLING OKP I I B COHEN, while thanking the inhabitants . of Wellington and the country districts for the exceedingly liberal support accorded to him since he commenced business in Wellington, begs to announce, in consequence of the rapid increase in his business, that he finds it necessary to make extenriyti alteration.^ preparatory to which he will hold' ai clearing* Bale of first-class goods, comprising watchW, -clocks, diamond rings for - ladies and gentlemen, diamond sets, platedware, and all descriptions of jewelry of a most superior quality, musical boxes, fancy goods, &c, &c. This being a genuine clearing sale of firstclass goods, tho public can rely on getting a superior article at a reduction of 30 .per cent, off usual selling price. • , \ Christmas presents and New Year's gifts in great variety. % Address— Willis-street, next Empire Hotel.