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Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 543, 23 June 1879, Page 4

IMMENSE SACRIFICE 1 BELLING OFF ! ! SELLING OFF ! ! I TX7" "jU" ICHOLSON 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 and upwards. Dining- Room Suites, from £12 and npwards. 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. IS" Note the Address— NICHOLSON, Cuba-street Cabinet Works. WELLINGTON SEWING MACHINE. The light-running Wellington is the most complete Sewing Machine in the world. I T is constructed on approved scientific X principles, and while we are free to admit that there are many Sewing Machines of great merit, we feel confident that an appreciative public will place the Wellington far in advance of its competitors. Old ideas have been discarded, and, in accordance with the progressive spirit of the ago. 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 NATHAN & CO., Wellington. T> E M O V E D. EDWARDS & GREEN, Commercial and Gbnbbal Printers, HAVE REMOVED TO FB ATHERBTON - STREET. (The office formerly known as tho Tribune Office, between the warehouses of Messrs. Stevenson & Stuart and Messrs. Murray, Common & Co.) ? NOTICE. rTIHE Undersigned has much pleasure in X informing the Public of Wellington and surrounding districts, that he has This Day PURCHASED from Mr. M. J. MuLLiaAW the WATCHMAKING and JEWELLERY BUSINESS, so long and successfully carried on by him in Wellington, and that in order to make room tor an Entirely New Stock of first-class WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELLERY, which has been Orderbd from the very Bust Manufacturers in Engiamd, he intends Holding A GENUINE CLEARING SALE ef the Balance of MR. MULLIGAN'S STOCK, the whole of which will be Cleared Out at Prices considerably under English cost. Hawkers aud Dealers will fiud this a good opportunity for Purchasing Goods at prices uutieanl ufiu Xf ew ZealanU. DSir Address— BENNO NEWMAN, Lambton Quay, late M. J. MuLLieAW. Wellington, 2nd April. 1879. THORNDON BREWERY. J. & W. STAPLES, Brewers, Malt and Hop Importers. T & W. STAPLES, in returning thanks to the Trade and private persons for their libeial patronage hitherto, would respectfully beg to Inform them that their supply of ALES and STOUT, &0., in bulk and bottle, are of ohoicest quality, and would solicit a continuance of their former favors. Private families supplied in quantities from two gallons and upwards. All orders punctually attended to. THORNDON BREWERY, J. & W. STAPLES, Proprietors. 8. BISHOP, TjIMPIRE CITY TEA WAREHOUSE. THE INVASION. When France's first Emperor plann'd the invasion Of Britain, and muster 'd his troops at Boulogne. Nor fathers, nor sons needed any persuasion, But rushed to defend their dear land and the throne. In after years also, when danger was near us, And Europe throughout was of warfare the scene, Our Volunteer hojts made all enemies fear us; The natton stood forth in defence of its Queen. So when Bishop first open'd his Gkocbrt Storbb, When strong opposition prevail'd in the trade, Tbe customers flock'd to his depdt by scores, And left with deligbt at the purchases made. His prices were such that all classes would please, His goods were pronounced of the genuine sort, And all who have tasted his fine-flavor'd teas Declare they're the best that have eater'd this port. The motto says, Palmam gui meruit ferat ; Then Bishop's entitled to highest of prais9, He keeps such a stock that no critic can jeer at, Which hastens his great reputat'on to raise. His fame is so gnat tbat his shop is invaded By volunteer hosts, who his patrons have been, Who continue as such, and have others persuaded To stick to bis cause as they would to their Queen. Note the Address :— EMPIRE CITY TEA WAREHOUSE, Willis-street, next Empire Hotel. CTTADESTO WN BUTCHERY.— To the inT? habitants of Wellington. — Messrs. LOMAS & TOLHURST (late of Barber, and Woods, Crosbie & Co.), big to i form their numerous friends and public generally, that they have this day entered into partnership, and intend to carry on business as Retail outohers, and hope, by strict attend n to business, to gain a fair share of public patronage —Messrs L. & T. having had a large experience in the butchery business, both ia England and New Zeslai d, wish to impress upon tneir friends and the public, that they intend to reduce the fabulous price? which are at resent charged for meat. They have also taken into consideration the hard times which at present exist in Wellington, and teel confident they can sell much cheaper than any other house in the trade in the province, on account of having a very small expense at carr> ing on their business. They will atpresentsupply theircustomerd fr m their carts, until such time as they can get suitable wildings One trial is solicited. We remain, yours respectfully, MESSRS. LOMAS & TOLHUBST.