TE AllO HOUSE. .NEW TE ARO HOUSE. T Vl\ T p "XT Q TE ARO HOUSE. I'Jla}lUl>o IN' TE ARO HOUSK. Lace Curtains TE ARO HOUSE. Mudin Curtains TE AKO HOUSK. Lcno Curtains TE AKO HOUSE. Applique Curtains XX: CHOICE PATTERNS TE AKO HOUSE. Crochet D'Oyleys TE ARO H'>USE. Crochet Antimacassars TE AUO HOU>E. Embroidered Covers TE ARO HOUSE. Velvet Pile Covets TE ARO HOUSE. Victoria Covers TE ARO HOUSE. ' ATT, SHADES iv TE APvO HOUSE. il-LUJ UUiIL'JJO IN TE ARO HOUSE. Union DamaEks TE ARO HOUSE. Wo °l Damasks TE ARO HOUSK Wool Reps TE ARO HOUSE. TOP T. A TEST iv TE ARO HOUSK. 111-U JUlllljOl IN TE ARO HOUSK. Cretonnes TE ARO HOUSE. Chintzes TE ARO HOUSE. JUST IMPORTED, TE ARO HOUSK. 9^9'^ . „ TE ARO HOUSE. &060 YARDS TE ARO HOUSE. l»te Croydon Sheetings TE AKO HOUSE. White Twilled Shootings TE AJJO HOUSE. Horrocbos Sheetings TE AllO HOUSE. Finlay's Twilled Sheetings TE ARO HOUSE. 000 TE ARO HOUSE. TE AKO HOUSE. loilet Quilts TE ARO HOUSE. New Lornc Quilts TE AllO HOUSE. New Reversible Quills TE AKO HOUSE. New Marcclla Quilta TE ARO HOUSE. 1 j j TE ARO HOUSE. i-i* TE AKO HOUSE. New Toilet Covers TE AllO HOUSE. New Zephyr Covers TE ARO HOUSE. Crochet Toilet Covers TE ARO HOUSE. I)]]V NOTICE TE ARO HOUSE. VVU U U I-LUJJ TE AltO HOUSE. will be given of TE ARO HOUSE. the opening out TE ARO HOUSE. Spring Millinery TE AltO HOUSE. Spring Costumes TE ARO HOUSE. Spring Mantles TE ARO HOUSK .Spring Dresses TE ARO HOUSE. Spring Ribbons TE AltO HOUSE. &c , &0., &c, &o. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE. CUBA STREET, 31st AUGUST, 1877.
ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO PREMISES. DENISOF'HOUSB, LAMBTON QUAY. CASEY AND" I'DONALD DESIRE Respectfully to announce to their many friends and customora that during the progress of the alterations to their premises the same LOW PRICES will bo charged for goods purchased as during THE GREAT CHEAP SALES. Remember C The Greatest D Extraordinary that until A Bargains ever E Cheap Bjys' Suits, the alterations S offered iv Wellington N Boys' Knicker Suits 9s lld are completed X Skirts 2s lid I Boys' Knicker Suits 10s (id a large lot V Linen Collars 4^d S Boys' Knicker Suits lls (51 of liemnauts & Linen Cuffs 6^d O Boy-*' Shirts Is fld French Meriuoes, Mo Linen Sets Is N Men's Shirts 2s 3d Winceys Flannels, D Musliu Embroidery 11 M en's White Shirtß 3s lid Drebs Fabrics, O 3£d, 4Jd, s^l, 6Jd O Men's Strong Socks 0s 5Jd Tickings, Sheetings, N Real Crochet U Cricketing oaps ... Is 3d Calicoes, at half A Antimacassars 2s Gd S Boys' Felt Hats ... 2s (id the original p ice. L Kid Gloves 2s 9J E Meu's Felt Hata ... 4s Gd
CASEY & M'DONALD, DENISON HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY. MONEY! MONEY! MOMYI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY Lambton Quay, next to Mr Hughes', Stationer. THE Proprietors of this Company are prepared to offer advantages to persons in town or country in want of accommodation. Sums from £5 to £5000 advanced on personal security, repayable by weekly monthly, or quarterly instalments. ,,.„ - , , „ Money advanced upon deposit of deeds either freehold or leasehold, bills of salo, bill* of lading, bonded certificates, shares, insurance policies, or any other tangible securityTrade bills discounted daily at current rates. Loans can be obtained for any period, and renewals arranged for, if required. All transactions entertained, and pdvances made without delay, if the security approved ot
MR. EDITOR.— Sir— You say we have an j Opposition wanting a loader, what sort , do they want? Would HUXLEY the Tailor | do? He keeps tho opposition tailoring estab- | ment in Manuers-stroet and Lambtou Quay. | When ho came here two years ago suns ot clothis cost £7 10s, and were not much at that ; now, they cost only £4 10i and aro first rate. If the go-a-head party should cjiue into power he would join them at once. He wisbrs I to start that \> oolieu Factory. Souie slow j coaches say it would not pay. That is what , they said of his £4 10-. suits. But they pay j well when you get the right man to manage V) I do the work goud and cheap at a small profit— j it is sure to }':iy. He wUbos to .sec Wellington ] a manufacturing city— There are several | splendid chances.— [Advt.J CENTRAL HOTEL, Corner of Lambton Quay and Hunter-street. \,l ESSRS THOMAS k SULLIVAN having ill taken the above Hotel, beg to inform the inhabitants of Wellington aud the surrounding districts that they will continue to carry on the businoss in a style equal to their predecessor, and hopo to merit a continuance ol tho support a< p i-orded to him. N.B.— The Daily Luncheon at the Central tv ill bo a speciality. Breakfast at 8 a.in ; Tea at 6 p.m. First-class accommodation for boarders. PlAN'Od. PIAiNOS. TUST LANDED, several first-class Piano*, to be sold at, prices to suit ihc general public. Also, a number of Oil Paiatiugs of iiuiriish scenery, at C. &. T. RAMSEY'S Piauoiorte Waieliou>e, V\ iilis-street. TO H N K. WANL ES S, M.D , CM. (M'Gill University, Montreal, Canada) also Homoeopathic Diploma, HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Residence— Wavkrtkeb Cottage, Cubaslreet, corner of l ugestie-street (lower side). Office hours— Frum 9 to 11 a.m., 1.3U to 3 p.m., aud 7 to 9 p.m. (Registered in New Zealand.) NOTICE. A BUTLER. M.D., Surgeon, bas removed , from Cambridge House, Taranakistriet, to tho le Aro Surgery, Taranakistrcet, near the Barracks. Midwifery and sl-iu diseases receive special attention. Vaccination every Monday, at |} o'clock.
I ON SALE. DISQUIT DUBOUCHE AND CO.'S CELEBRATED BRANDY, I Ln Hhds., Qr-Casks, Caseß, I • and 4 •••• | Flasks, Half- Flasks, Quarter- Flasks, I and Crystal Barrel*. i The above Brandy is mot kxckjulbi> in ! quality by any otujek, which is Moved j by the daily increasing demand. In con> ! junction with Messrs. L. I). Nathan and Co., of Auckland, we are appointed Sols Aoasca in the ajktu Island, and are prepared to supply tho above in any 1 quantity. ! JACOB JOSEPH & CO. A^ent*. i NEW I'ANCY GOODS, &a BARRAUD k SON have just opened up, ex Queen of the Weat, a variety of vases, iv real poicclain, direct from the 1 Worcester Royal Pottery Company. Tailor birds nests, iv medallions, for wall I Amphonu and violet vases i Atheus tubes, &c. , Wool chatelaines New Parisian llower broaches and croshes Purses aud wallets Jewel ca.CB and writing desks A large assortment of velvet, silvcrel, leather, velvet and tiSwer, and gilt photo frame 3 ST. G E O II G E' S HALL, Lambton Quay, | la now open for engagement tor Theatrical and ! other puhlic performances, Muotin^, Concert.", ! Balls, &:c. ihe Hall will seat WO penons, arid is fitted with stage possessions aud every con- ' veuibnee. There is also spacious dancing or supper room!!, &c. For terms, apply to the I Custodian, j CHARLES LAXGLRV. lllLliHES' MELBOURNE HOTEL, WILLIS-STREET. A GOOD LUNCHEON ready every day from 12 till 3 o'clock. One shilling. Spacious room; prompt attendance; firstclass viands : capital liquors. C. J. HUGHES, Proprietor,
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Evening Post, Volume XV, Issue 211, 8 September 1877, Page 1
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