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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 11, 14 January 1881, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICE. T> A N X R U P T STOCK!! BANKRUPT STOCK ! ! SELLING OFF*! SELLING OFF. FANCY GOODS ! FANCY GOODS ! | On Sale, at the WILLIS-STREET FANCY BAZAAR, In the Shop lately occupied by Mr. B. Cohen. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. A large collection of Beautiful and Chaste Fancy Goods of all descriptions, consisting of Silver Tea and Coffee Services, Cruets, Pickle Stands, Lamps, Silver Lockets, Necklets, Boquet Holders, Celluloid Suites, Necklets, Brooches, and Ear-rings, Alberts, Ladies' Bags, Albums, Thimbels, Flower Stands, Oleographs, Chromos, Lithographs, Dolls, Whips, &c, &c. Sale on for One Month only. Ladies specially invited to inspect the stock. ROBERT GARDNER & CO., XRONMONGERS, Wellington, Inform everybody that can read a newspaper that the whole of their HARDWARE STOCK remaining in the old premises, Lambton Quay is being rapidly realized by private sale ; customers are daily availing themselves of tho chance of purchasing IRONMONGERY at such REMARKABLY LOW PRICES as may never occur again. Lampware, Stoves, Ranges Holloware, Tinware Patent Prepared Paint Carpenters' Tools Table and Pocket Cutlery Cricket Materials, Meat. Safes Washing Boilers and Frames Boiler Fountains, Wringers, and Sewing Machines And a thousand other articles necessary for House, Farm, Garden, and Mill will be offered daily till the whole is disposed of. The Sale is a Clearing One for Cash. The Sale is bona fide. Everything has been reduced, and there is no puff about it. *#* Note Address — ROBERT GARDNER & CO., Ironmongers and Sewing Machine Agents, Lambton Qcat, Wellington. HOW TO GET A NEW YEAR'S CAKE. SAVE up all your rags and bones, and bring them to the best ready xtioney Marine Store in Wellington, Herbert-street, off Manners-street, next door to Tonka' Corn Store. T7*VERYBOBY admits that MULLIGAN JL/J has the Finest and Largest Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellory, Diamonds, &c, &c, and that he sells at very Low Prices. IMPORTANT NOTICE. MR. E. MORRIS bega to remind his friends and the publio of Wellington generally, that he is still reducing the price of Funerals, and is now prepared to conduct Funerals from .£l los and upwards, and in a very superior manner. Every satisfaction given Don't forget the address — E. Morris Undertaker, new and permanent premises, bottom of Taranaki-street, Courtenay Place. All kinds of furniture neatly repaired. Shop Qttings done on shortest notice.