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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 75, 29 March 1876, Page 3

Weston's Wizard Oil.— Have you lnflammrtory sore throat, stiff joints, or lameness from auy cause whatever? Have you Bheu5c or 'other pains in any part of the body? 5 m urn Wbston's Wizard Oil internally and externally. Many persons suffer with sick headache, and nervous headache usually induced by Costiveness, indigestion, &c. Wuston's Magic Pills act specifically on the Blood, Liver, and Kidneys, and produce a regularity of the Bowels so essential to health and comfort. Sole Agents — Kempthorne, Prosser 6c Co, Dunedin. Price, half-a-crown. — Advt. TUESDAY, 4th APBIL. TMT B. J A M~E~S SMITH Has received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by public auction, at his auction mart, . Lambton Quay, in the city of Wellington on Tuesday, the 4th day of April next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, in two lots, the pbopebties, . , Namely:'— ' 1 All those parcels of land situated at ' Greytown, in the Wairarapa district, containingtogether by admeasurement , one hundred and eight acres, little more or less, being parts of sections 17 and 18, and the whole of section 15, on the plan of the Small Farm Settlement at Greytown, with the valuable dwelling-house, farm buildings and appurtenances to the. same, now in the occupation of Mr W. T. Hawke, the whole constituting a , capital farm, in excellent working ¦ • - condition. 2. All that piece of land in the township of Greytown, containing one acre, little more or less, being section 12 on the plan of the said township, with all buildings and improvements thereon. The attention of purchasers is confidently called to tie properties, as offering excellent opportunities of investment. For further particulars and conditions of sale, Solicitors, Wellington. Wellington, 18th March. WELLINGTON CHOBAL SOCIETY. NOTICE. It is particularly requested that all music be returned at once. wg ; smitHj ' " ' - . Hon. Sec. * Wellington, 29th March, 1876. BEING able to resume my business, after having sprained my ankle 6 weeks ago, I have the honor to inform the public that The EVENING CLASS for young Gentlemen wilL be open every TUESDAY and F. BID AY,, from 8 to 9, the Ist APRIL. Terms — 1 guinea per quarter. PRIVATE LESSONS, the Ist APBIL. Twige a week, 2 guineas per quarter, at my residence. . Thrice a .week, 3 guineas per quarter, at my M At the' pupil's residence, half guinea supP For 11 Families and Schools, by particular arrangement. .. * - ' All iees,pay£ble in advance. - • Apply at my residence every day Oi this bet^ e iSJStoIII?BbUBGEOI S , Professor of the French Language, The Terrace, five houses above the Synagogue. LADIES' SCHOOL, _ Mtjlgrave-stbeet, Wellington. MISS GBIFFITHS begs to inform her -friends that her next quarter will commence on Monday, the 3rd ol April. Juvenile dancing classes two ' afternoons weekly. Vacancies for boarders. . . -. ' 27th March." . . HOUSE FOB SALE. A CAPITAL freehold house and land in Pirie J\.- street, containing s rooms, scullery, and outhouses. The iouse is nearly new, iaithfully built, and furnished with unusual conveniences! ." jg^OO of the purchase money can remain on mortgage, if desired. For further particularly to. s; CARROIX) " Land and Estate Agent, Willis-street. POBTABLE STEAM ENGINES. ON SALE by the undersigned, Buston, Proctors & Co's Portable Steam Engines, 10 and 14 hor* power. , & Tjl O B ' S A111A 1 L E — Town Acre 943, Adelaide Boad Town Acre 897, Daniel-street ' Also, 200 acres, New Zealand Company's scrip A<P ?? y ; tO . W.: WABING TAYLOB. FOB SALE, on liberal and easy' terms, th Schooner UNITY, Ag,^ & qq 1 FOR' SALE, the JohrisonvHle Glue Factory, with all the necessary; appliances. for carrying on' a large business 1 . Tor particulars apply to-J. Holzon the premises, or to.E.;W". Mills, Himter-street. l ' : " "*.'"•••' TmOB SALE or to iET, those -premises JJ known as the Wellington Steam Mills, Manner-street, with coal- and 'woodi lyard attached} also., stock in trade and goodwill of business, at^ present carrying on the, undermentioned branches—namely, corn" crushing, chaff cutting, bone crushing, andwood cutting, with convenience for adding other machinery, having boiler power suiheient-'for driving double the present machinery now in use. The'above will bo found a first-rate invest-*-ment. The undersigned's only; reason for disposing of the above is through ill-health. Apply to *' ¦ '. H ( E ; TONKS ig-;..,ii y. ' i ¦ m — '¦! TO CAPITALISTS, BOABDING-HOtJ'SE-KEEPEBST'ATM) OTHEBS. ~i,,,,J "¦¦ 'i- KwusMii' ¦¦['. ¦ '-.'¦'• T7IOR SALE, that well-known established Jj Boarding-house known as Orr's Dining Booms, doing a good, first-class business. The,, house icon taW seventeen rooms; tshoft -and" premises capable of making 1 iip seventy beds. The premises are held on lease for a term of 3 veawirom April "next> at a moderate rental.T ' ..Fonfurther.particulars »PP& l to - _ -' * „ t >iii- '< . ' ' JOHN OUR, ' ..V On the premises, Lambton Quay;? ¦ ""•".;.. • Boarding-housekeeper. rB SALE; a six-roomed House, with scullery attached, situated on one of the most, pleasant sites on the Terrace, and commanding, an unexceptionable view of the harbor and city. For particulars, apply *y. letter to A.Z.,,Post Office.. -"" ; „-;•• "•;. ' .'¦ ' '/ ,V ¦a. ¦ : L&NT) tfOB SALfe. WELLINGTON CITY. O£ AI^LOTMENTS-V Land, pleasantly' Ay.; situated^ each 40 x 145 ft. Terms easy. , " l Also, TO LET, on lease, an allotment of Land in; Tinakori Boad, and two acres' South Boad, Wellington. .A < - - ;•» '- MILLS & CO, "i Old Custom House-street. ; LAND, 255. per. foot, near Cricket Ground: ' I Cash, or weekly or monthly payments. ; Apply to T. Kennedy Macdonald, Temple Chambers. ¦ ' ' TTIOB SALE— A new 6-roomed house, with J} outhouse, situate in Willis-street. Enquire of James Petberick, sen. HOUSE -AND GABDEN FOB SALE. HOUSE of 4 rooms and scullery, with garden, fowls' house, and yard, Sec. Ground 31 feet by 190 feet^-near the Wesleyan Chapel, Adelaide Boad. Terms easy. Apply to William Scott, Willis-street. FB' SALE, a 6-roomed House and Land in Tory-street, lately in the occupation of J. Croucher Ap jlv-to W. Biddick, Johnsonville.