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ON S A LfE T T> HANNAH AND GO'S. WINTER ASSORTMENT 09 BOOTS AND SHOES NOW OPENING. CORK] SOLES AND GOLOSHE3. 000 4 KHAM BOOTS (250 Tbunks). 0T Oveb, 10,000 PAIES t TO SELECT FROM AT CUBA STREET & LAMBTON QUAY. GREAT VARIETY Men's, Women's, and Children's. LARGEST STOCK IN THE COLONY. B. HANNAH & CO. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE 09 GEORGE W. DtJTTON, Bookseller and Stationer. HELLING OFF the whole of tiie Stock-in-trade of the above Estate, consisting of— BOOKS, FAMILY BIBLES, STATIONERY, ACCOUNT BOOKS, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS And a variety of useful articles too numerous to particularise. The Goods -will all.be re-markedjand Sold at a considerable reduction UNDER COST PRICE. By order of ROBERT BURRETT, Trustee.

WELLINGTON SEWING MACHINE. The light-running Wellington is the most complete Sewing Machine in the world. IT is constructed on approved scientific principles, and while we are free to admit that there are many Sewing Machines of great merit, via feel confident that an appreciative public will place the Wellington far hi advance of its competitors. Old ideas have been discarded, and, in accordance with the progressive spirit of the age, NEW COMBINATIONS AND DEVICES have been used to obtain desired results. It Is the simplest, most beautiful, best and cheapest Sewing Machine ever invented, and is capable of a great range and variety of work, sewing anything from gauze to the heaviest beaver cloth. JOSEPH NaThAH & CO., Wellington. IMMENSE [SACRIFICE;! SELLING OFF!! SELLING OFF ! ! ! T¥T "VTICHOLSOK Being about to retire from bis Business, so long and successfully carried on by him in Cuba-street, is prepared to dispose of tbe 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 belew any other house in the trade. Drawing-Room Suites, in reps, from £15 and upwards. Dining-Room Suites, from £12 and upwards. Bed-Room Suites, complete, from £5 and upwards. Tapestry Carpets, in great variety, 2s 9d and upwards. Brussels Carpets, from 4s and upwards. Hearth Rugs, from 2s 6d and upwards. And all other lines as amazingly cheap, as he is determined to clear out his present stock at once. 0* Note the Address— NICHOLSON, Cuba-street Cabinet Works. IMPORTANT NOTICE. FTIHORNDON~~FRCIT MART, X MOLESWORTH-BTREET, Opposite Parliament Buildings. WOODGER AND DUPF, Greengrocers, Fruiterers, and Poulterers, Have much pleasure in announcing they have commenced as above, and assure their patrons that no efforts on then* part will be spared to give satiMaction. Choicest desert fruits and fresh vegetables always on hand. Families waited on for orders, and goods delivered to all parts of the city daily. N.B.— Dealers hi game and poultry ready trussed. aI miller, practical farrier and general ; SMITH, Maori Pah, Courtenay Place, T>EGB 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 win receive the greatest attention. Jobbing work executed with neatness and dispatch. . NOTICE. — _ * MR. JAMBS BOURSE is the only pezson authorised to take Sand from my property at Evans Bay after this date. Any I persons requiring Sand must thortfore pay him for it. Terms— Cash on delivery. "' J. C. CRAWFORD, By his Attorney, Ist May, 1879. W. H. Mbbk

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Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 511, 16 May 1879, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 511, 16 May 1879, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 511, 16 May 1879, Page 4

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