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Evening Post, Volume XV, Issue 212, 10 September 1877, Page 1

TE ARO HOUSE. NEW TE AHO HOUSK. [\T?Q Tp V CJ TE ARO liOUSH. 1/JCiljllTlMj IS TE ARO HOUSK. Lace Curtains TE ARO HOUSE. Muslin Curtains I TE AHO HOUSK. l.euo Curtains TE AUO HOLTSE. Applique Curtains 3iZ 2S CHOICE PATTERNS TE AUO HOUSK. Crochet DOyleys P JE ARO HOUSE. Crochet Autiinacassats TE AISO KOU^E. Kmbroidered Covers TE ARO HOUSE. Velvet Pile Coveis TE ARO HOUSE. Victoria Covers TE ARO HOUSE. ATT QII A TkTO TE ARO HOUSE. iIJUIJ OUAI/JUO IN TE ARO HOUSE. Uni n Damasks TE ARO HOUSK. Wool Damasks TE ARO HOUSE. Wool Heps te aro house. TUT? 7 A TT7QT TE AUO HOUSE. lIITJ JjillJJjOl IN TE AHO HOUSK. Crotunnes TE AHO HOUSE. Chintzes TE ARO HOUSE. JUST IMPORTED, TE ARO HOUSK QK9K TE ARO HOUSE. (CO&.U YARDS TE AUO HOUSK. \\ Into Croydon Sheetings TE AKO HOUSE. White Twilled Sheetings TE AI!O HOUSE. Horrockfes Sheetings TE AUO HOUSE. Fiulay'a Twilled Sheetings TE ARO HOUSE. QQQ TE ARO HOUSE. <COO TE Al.'O HOUSK. New Toilet Quilts IE ARO HOUSE. New lome Quilts TE AUO HOUSE. New Reversible Quilla TE AKO HOUSE. New Marcclla Quilts TE ARO HOUSE. 1 A A TP] ARO HOUSK. 14:4: TE AKO HOUSK. New Toilet Covers TE ARO HOUSE. New Zephj r Covers TE ARO HOUSE. Crochet Toilet Covers TE ARO HOUSE. T\TTI? ATO'lUffi te ano Housi-:. -U U\h IN U l l l JL TE ARO HuUSK. will be given of TE ARO HOUSE. the oicning out TE AUO HOUSE. Spi ing Millinery TE ARO HOUMi Rpriug Costumes TE ARO HOUSE. Sp. ing Mantles TE ARO HOUSI 1 . Sp- ing Dresses TE ARO HOUSK. Spring Ribbons TK ARO HOUSK. &c , &c, &c, &c. . JAMES SMITn, TE ARO HOUSE. CUBA STREET, 31st AUGUST, 1877.

ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO PREMISES. DENISO N~ HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY. ' CASEY AND~ M'DONALD DE3TRE Respecfully to ar nounce to their many friends and customers 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 SALE. Remember C The Greatest D Extraordinary that until A Bargains ever X Cheap B »ys' Suits, the alterations S offered in Wellington N Boys' Knickcr Suits 9a lid are completed E Skirts 2s lid I Boys' Iv nicker Suits 10a fid a large lot V Linen Collars 4 £d S Boys' Knicker Suits 11b Gl of Remnants & Linen Cuffa 6^d t> Boy*' blurts la yd French Merinocs, Me Linen Sets Is N Meu's Shirts 2s 3d Winceys, Flannels, D Muslin Embroidery 11 Men's White Shirts 3* lid Dress Fabrics, O 3£d, 4Jd, s£d, 6£<l O Meu's Strong Socks 0a sjd Tickings, Sheetings, N Real Crochet U • Ciicketing O'aps ... Is 3d Calicoes, at half A Antimacassars 2j Gd S Boys' Fc.t I fa's ... 2s (id the original p ice. L Kid Gloves 2s 9d E Meu's Kelt Hats ... 43 Gil

CASEY & M'DONALD, DENISON HOUSE, L.4MBTON QUAY. MUMY! MONEY! MONEY! LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY Lambton Quay, next to Mr Hughes', Stationer. npHE Proprietors of this Company are prepared to offer advantages to persona in town jl. 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 sale, billa of lading, bonded certificates, shares, insurance policies, or any other tangible security. Trade bills discounted daily at current rates. Loans can be obtained for any period, and reuewabj arranged for, if required. All transactions entertained, aud »dvances made without delay, if tho security approved of

MH. EDITOR — Sir— You say we have an Opposition wan tin sr a leader, what sort do they want? Would HUXLEY tho Tailor do? He keeps the opposition tailoring cstabinent iv Manners-street and Lambton Quay. When ho came hero two years ago suns of j clothis cost £7 10-», and were uot much at that ; now, they cost ouly £i 10s and are first rate. If the go-a-kead party should c.mie into power he would join them at once. Ho wishtß to start that Woollen Factory. Some slow coaches say it would not pay. That is what they s;iid of his £4 10* suits. But they pay weli whtu you get tho right man to manage to do the werk goud and cheap at a small profit — it is sure to pay. lie wishes to see Wellington a manufacturing city — There ar« several splendid chances. — fADVT.J CENTRAL HOTEL, Corner of Lambton Quay and Hunter-street. \1 ESSRS THOMAS & SULLIVAN having ifx token the above Hotel, beg to inform the inhabitants of Wellington aud tho surrounding districts that they will continue to carry on the business in a style equal to thtir predecessor, and hope to merit a continuance ot the support accorded to him. N.B. — The Daily Luncheon at the Central 7,01 be a speciality. Breakfast at 8 a.m ; Tea at 6 p.m. First-class accommodation for boarders. I'IAXOS. PI A?* OS. JUST LANDED, several first-class Pianos, to be sold at prices to suit the gouerai public. Also, a number of Oil Paiutiugs of £b?lbh scenery, at C. & T. RAMSEY'S Piacotorte Warehouse, Willis-street. JOHN R. WANLESS, M.D, CM. (Al'Gill University, Montreal, Canada) also Homoeopathic Diploma, HOMU2UPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Residence — Wavkktkeb Cottage, Cubastreet, corner of lugestre-street (lower sidej. Office hours — Fmh 9 to 11 a.m., 1.3U to 3 p.m., abd 7 to 9 p.m. (Registered in New Zealand.) j . , i NOTICE. ! A BUTLER, M.D., Surgcou, has removed . from Cambridge House, Taranakistnet, to the 'ie Aio. Surgery, larauakistreet, near tho Barracks. Midwilery and skiu diseases receive special atteuiion. Vaccination every Moi.day, at 3 o'clock.