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Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 47, 24 August 1876, Page 4

WHY GO FURTHER AND FARE WORSE .' To the Inhabitants of Tory-street and Te Aro generally. HR. HOLLTS will sell the undermentioned . Goods at the following LOW PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. | s. d. Good strong useful family tea ... per lb. ~2 (J Fine mixture of choice do. ... „2 8 Coffee, fresh roasted and ground (Crease's) ... ••- » 1 8 Sparkling cu-shed loaf s»uyar ... „ 0 oh Soft white do. ... ••• „ U 5 Light brown do. ... -•• „ 0 4i Cocoa (best brands) ... ... „ 18 Chocolate (do. do.) ... ... „18 Rice (fine Patna) ... ... „0 3 Oatmeal ... ... ... „ 0 2J Sperm candles ... ... „ 0 10£ Salmon (Columbia River) ... per tin 0 10 Lobster (Star brand) ... ... „ 010 Jams (Johnson's) ... ... „0 8 Do. (Peacock's) „ 0 9 Marmalade (Keillor's) ... „ 010 Lea Sc Pen-ins' .^auce ... ... „ 1 2 Tomato sauce (large si7.e) ... „ 1 * Bottled fruits ... ... » J ~ Washing powder per doz 0 1 0 Flour (very be«t) 13> Ud per lOOIbs, Gibs 1 0 Onions * ... ••• ••• perlb 0 1J Dried apples ... ... ••• « ° » CuiTauts (fine new fruit) ... „ 0 .A Raisins, do. do. ... ••- ••• >> 0 7 Kerosene, 10s per tin perbotO G Dairy Produce at lowest market rates, and all other goods equally Cheap. N.B.— The above are all of the very best quality obtainable, and a trial is all that is solicited. Note the address — H. R. HOLLIS, Tory-street, (opposite Hainiug-street). POST OFFICE HOTEL, Grey-stkeet. n II A R L E S BROWN Has the pleasure of informing his friends and the public that he has this day taken possession of the above WELL-KNOWN AND COMFORTABLE HOUSE. Relying on his past expeiience in the trade, and the many favors he has already received, he is confident that this announcement will convey a sufficient assurance to the public mind that at the POST OFFICE EVERY CUSTOMER* MAY RELY ON OBTAINING THE UTMOST ATTENTION AND THE VERY BEST ACCOMMODATION. The CELAR and the TABLE will be supplied with the BEST OF EVERYTHING, the BED-ROOM ACCOMMODATION UNSURPASSED in town, he CHARGES WILL BE MODERATE, and every customer will be made to feel himself at home. BILLIARD AND BATH-ROOMS. CHARLES BROWN, Proprietor. 15th June, 1876. NEWE L E ' S TTARBOR VIEW RESTAURANT, Thornon Quay. Good accommodation for Boarders, Visitors, and Families. Board and Residence, 20s. COLONIAL INDUSTRY. Under the Special Patronage of His Excellency the Governor. H. E. LIARDET, Taxidermist and Feather Furrier, Near the Empire Hotel, Willis-street. THE Winter Season having set in, H. E. Liaruet begs to intbrm the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wellington that he has on hand a large and varied assortment of Muffs, Tippets, Cuffs, Ladies' Head-dresses, &c, made from the numberless varieties of 2ievr Zealand soa and land birds. In addition to the above, H. E. Liardet has added to his stock a variety of Furs, including Sable, Chinchilla, Stoneraartin, and Seal: also, Ladies' real Russian Sealskin Cloaks and Hats. A collection of choice N. Z. Stuffed Birds, mounted and unmounted, always on hand. All descriptions of Furs and Feathers cleaned and made up. FH. WOOD (late of Ridley, Wood & Co.), . Valuer, Accountant, Land, Estate, aud General Commission Agent, next Standard Office, Greytown. Agent for the Australian Mutual Provident Society, Northern Life Assurance Co., Wellington and Hutt Building Society, and the Laud Investment Society of Wellington. COLERIDGE AND DA VIES. CIVIL ENGINEERS, AND LAND SURVEYORS. Commercial Booms, Hnnter-street. Quantities and estimates supplied. Mr. Coleridge is licensed under the Land Transfer Act. A I L W A V HOTEL Main-street, Masterton. Every convenience for Commercial Travellers, Families, and Visitors to Masterton. Good Stables and Paddocks. BILLIARDS. E. BRAGGINS, Proprietor. BARRAUD & SON havo just opened - up, ex Camperdown and Pyin, Choice Photograph Frames, in new designs of velvet and porcelain. New Paris fans and new fan-holders Mathematical iustruments (Stanley's) \ l/'amplough's pyretic saline, direct from, manufactory Piesse and Lubin's new perfumes Patent lock corks Ivory hair brushes Ayer'a sarsaparilla and hair vigor Allcock's porous plasters In the matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act, 1875; And, In the matter of the Liquidation of the Estate of SYDNEY SOFFE, S Debtor. mENDERS are invited until NOON of JL SATURDAY, the 26th INST., for the purchase of the following properties : — All that valuable leasehold allotment of land, part of Town Section No. 533, having a frontage of 48ft Gin to Molesworth-street, by a depth of 100 ft along adjoining allotment. On this allotment is erected two first-class shops, with workshops in rear. Tenders to be addressed to " The Trustees in the Estate of Sydney SoUe," and left at the office of Mr. T. Kennedy Macdouold, Temple Chambers, Wellington, "from whom all particulars of the title, &c, can be obtained. In the assigned estate of DUFFILL and COLE. fTPENDERS are iuyited until noon of Satur- j JL day, the 26th iust., for the purchase of j the following: property :—: — All that valuable leasehold allotment of land, part of town section No. 247, situated at" the corner of Taranakistreet and Courteuay Place, having a j frontage to,Copjrfenay Place of 70ft, | and a frontage "toTarauaki-street of j 40ft, together with the shop and build- | ing erected thereon. Tenders to be addressed to Trustee iv the assigned estate of Dumll and Cole, and left at the office of Mr. T. Kennedy Macdonald. Temple Chambers, Wellington, from whom all particulars of the title, &c., 'can be obtained.