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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 23, 29 January 1881, Page 1

J. FITCHETT, "V^HEELWRIGHT AND COACH. BUILDER. Every description of vehicles made, repaired, and repainted at lowest possible prices. AddroßB — Wordsworth-street. Under the Patronage of their Excellencies the Honorable Sir Arthur Hamilton Gordon, K.G.M.G., and the Marquis of Normanby, &c., &c, &c. X IARDET & CO. beg to inform their JLJ friends and the public that they have opened premises opposite the new Law Courts , where they will be able to offer for selection the choicest Feather Goods and Furs, Stuffed Birds, and Animals, made up from materials expressly furnished by their own agents. Every description of tho Taxidermist's art is carried on upon the premises. Sportsmen and others can have their own Birds cured, stuffed, and set up to order. Feathers cleaned and dyed. Skins and Furs renovated and freed from moth. Ladies' Sealskin Jackets lined, and made equal to new. Observe the address — LIARDET'S BAZAAR, Lambton Quay, Wellington. A PERFECT SEWING MACHINE. WHEELER & WILSON NEW STBAIGHT-NBBDLI MACHINES. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES. ! get the latest improved. Paris Exhibition, 1878. " Commissariat-General, Etats Unis d'Amerique, " Champ de Man, Paris, 1 Bth November, 1878. " I have examined tho official lists of awards at the Universal Exposition, as published by the French authorities, and find that only one Grand Prize was awarded for Sewing Machines. That was given to th« Wheeler and Wilson Company, of New York. " R. C. M'Coemick, Com.-General." TWO MACHINES COMBINED IN THE NEW HAND-AND-FOOT. THE NEW WHEELER & WILSON Will do Every Description of Sewing on a sorts of Material from MUSLIN TO LEATHER. Inspect the New Machines and be convinced. The New Machines are warranted to give complete satisfaction. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. TIMB PATMENTB. Time payments arranged on the most LIBERAL SCALE. For full particulars apply to ROBERT GARDNER, Lambton Quay, Sole Agent for Wellington. ORDERS to withdraw advertisements from the columns of the Evening I Post, must be forwarded in writing to tho office not later than 2 p.m. daily, otherwise tho; cannot be taken out until the following