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Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 382, 31 March 1879, Page 4

WELLINGTON COLLEGE. EVENING CLASSES. CLASSICS, C. J. Hardy, 8.A. ; Mathemaitcs, J. Gammell, BJk. ; Modern Languages, A. F. Merlet. These Classes are for preparation of Students for the University, the Civil Service, and Bupreme Court Examinations. CHARLES C. POWLBS, Secretary Hunter-street, 9th January, 1879. IMMENSE .SACRIFICE! SELLING OFF ! ! SELLING OFF ! ! ! TTT iTU" ICHOLSOW Being about to retire from his Business, so long and successfully carried on by him in Cuba-street, is prepared to dispose of the whole of his superb and wellselected stock, which has been manufactured by himself, and imported from the first Houses in England. The stock being the largest in Wellington, contains every article of the most useful and recherche description, and has been purchased at lowest English prices, and is therefore prepared to sell far below any other house in the trade. Drawing-Room Suites, in reps, from £15 •nd upwards. Dining-Room Suites, from £12 and npwards. Bed-Room Suites, complete, from £5 and upwards. Tapestry Carpets, in great variety, 2* 9ff and upwards. Brussels Carpets, from 4s and upwards. Hearth Rugs, from 2s Gd and upwards. And all other lines as amazingly cheap, as he is determined to clear out his present stock at once. O" Note the Address— NICHOLSON, Cuba-street Cabinet Works. FAIffARRA BLUE STONE QUARRY WORKS. TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. ROAD METAL BROKEN TO ANY GAUGE, IN ANY QUANTITY. FINE GRAVEL FOR GARDEN WALKS, SCREENED METAL FOR CONCRETE, CLEAN GRAVEL FOR ASPHALTS, BROKEN BY MACHINERY. Apply at tho Works, or to W. J. ROBERTS, Waring Taylor-street. HOTEL FOR SALE. ' THE PRINCEBS FAMILY AND COMCIAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH, TTVOING a good and increasing Business, being situated close to the Railway Station, and in the centre of a largo and growing population. The property is Freehold, and substantially built, no expense having been spared in the erection or finishing, and every convenience provided for carrying on a flourishing trade. For full particulars and terms, which will be most liberally arranged, apply to" Mr. W. DEARDS, Pslmerston North; or MESSRS. JOSEPH NATHAN tc CO., Wellington. A~i MILLER, PRACTICAL FARRIER AND GENERAL SMITH, Maori Pah, Courtenay Place, T)EQS to inform the general public that he has ERECTED THE FINEST SHOEING FORGE IN WELLINGTON, and is prepared to shoe horses in the best style, at moderate rates. All horses entrusted to his care will receive the greatest attention. Jobbing work executed with neatness and dispatch. NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!! RE-OPENING. ! MRS. LUHNING begs to inform the Public of Wellington that she has REOPENED those premises on Lambton Quay, formerly occupied by her late husband, and trusts by keeping a stock of — TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, &c, &c, the best obtainable in the market, to merit a continuance of the patronage bestowed on the late Mr. Luhning. pATRONIBED BY HIS EXCELLENCY. DEVERI L'S NEW PORTRAIT ROOMS, The largest and most complete PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT In the Southern Hemisphere. Neady opposite Thb Govbknmhmt Btjildikgs,. Lambtom Quat. TUORNDON DISPENSARY, Corner of Hill-street and Molesworth-streets. BARRAUD & SON beg to announce that the above Dispensary will be opbwbd on SATURDAY NEXT/ the l«h IMST under the Management of W. F. Babbaud with a complete stock of— Drugs, Homoeopathic and Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Hair Brushes. &c, &c, ' Imported direct from London, and bought on the best terms by their Agents. Having been established in this city since the year 1849, they trust they will have the confidence and support of the public in this new undertaking which they hope will be fouDd a ijreat convenience to residents in this rapidly increasing part of the City, as well as to thf>se in the surrounding country districts, whose orders will have their careful and prompt attention. r * Agents for Lalor's Phospodyne, Dunstone's Essence and Liver Pills, Lamplough's Pyretic Saline, Sandell's Hair Restorer, Cooper's cheep Dipping, kc., kc. Wellington, 13th Feb., 1879. WKLL WORTH HEADING. PEGRUM & MORRIS are determined to g've the public E very opportunity of obtaining the GreatestG reatest value for the least outlay, in their line of business, R uinous charges for Funeral Ceremonies will continue to exist U nIU a right-minded public determine to M ake monopolists suffer for their practices of i extortion, A nd encourage those who are content to deal fairly, N eedlessly, scores oi pounds more than necessary are D ropped Into the coffers of unprincipled undertakers, M erely for want of thought on the part of relatives that 0 rphans and widows, or others bereft, may some day ' 3 R ealise the severe effects of extravagant expenditure R eslly sensible people will plainly tee that our motto 1 s " Small profits and quick returns " B atisfaction Ruaranteed in all branches «f our business. „ J _ , PBGRUM & MORRIS, Undcrttkere. Cabinetmakers, Joiners, Shopfitters, &c, &c, kc , . Nearly opposite St. Peter's Cbarch. Upper Willis-street.