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WILLIAM DAWSON & CO., IRON MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS. T¥7E invite ipeoial attention to the following Sundries for SPORTING SEASON, 1881,— MABTTNI-HENBI BIFLES, WESLEY RICHARDS BIFLES, BREECH-LOADING CHOKE-BORE GUNS, Single and Double Barrel, MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, Single and Double Barrel, Large Stook and Complete Assortment of Ammunition and Implements suitable for the various rifles and guns. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. Full Stock and Complete Assortment of GASFITTINGS f SILBER LIGHT LAMPS ANUCAPNIC LAMPS | ELECTRO- PLATED GOODS. Our Show Booms are now replete with every requisite suitable for parties Furnishing. WILLIAM DAWSON AND CO., FEATHERSTON AND GREY STREETS.

WHO MAKES THE BEST BOOTS? WHO KEEPS THE LARGEST STOCK P WHO SELLS THE CHEAPEST P TH* I.NSWXSIS R. HANNAH & CO. Therefore HANNAH AND CO., of the CASH BOOT SHOP, CUBA-STREET, Beg to inform the great bulk of the people in Wellington and surrounding district that they are now showing their WINTER SHIPMENT o» BOOTS AND SHOES, whioh will be found, on inspection, to surpass any they have ever yet offered to the publio, both as regards Quantity, Quality, and Price. Read the following Price List and then inspect our Stook, and your verdiot will be that truly the Cash Boot Shop is the working man's friend :— B. d. Ladies' Levant boots 5 U „ Kid „ 6 6- „ Prnnell - •» | ,? „ House „ 8,11 „ Slippera ... ... ... 1.6 „ Superior Walking Shoeß ... 5 6 Children's Copper Toes, 4 to 6, own make ... ... ... ... 211 . Girls' do do, 7 to 9. do do 3 11 Girls' do do, 10 to 13, do do 4 11 Girls' very high-lagged Levant Balmorals, from 4 6 . Infants' Boots and shoes, .from x ... 16 Ken's Watertight^ own. make 10 6 .„ ¦ strong, nailed Bluchers ... 511 „ Calf Shoes, horn 8 6 '. „, Elastic-sides, from 10 6 ." oentV Patent Boots and Shoes ... 8,6 ., T Boys' strong, nailed Boots, own make, ¦ , ',' '{' '[the cheapest yet Bhown ... 5 6 - J The Largest, Cheapest, and most Comt plete Stook ef Girls', Boys', and Youths' , Boots and Shoes in New Zealand at the CASH BOOT SHOP, CTTBA-STBKW, T» ABO, R. HANNAH & CO., PROPRIETORS.

I TE ARO BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, (Opposite the Fire Brigade Station) MANNERS. STREET, ; J WBIiMNGTON. HD. EDWARDS, in returning thanks • to his friends, onstomera. and the publio generally for their past liberal sup- . port, wishes to intimate that he haß got a :''.,•/ SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. OF j FIRST- CLASS GO OT^'S, COMPRISING MEN'S, WOMEN'S, A CHILDREN'S 1 ! BOOTS, SHOES, & SMPPEES. ; ' A Bupply of ! ( , SCOTCH KIP ON HAND, "Xyt ' '"'jail's best Watertightß, made to order ¦ i ': or, cvt/ , for 20a cash. -

TJT AST r "WBBK ! ' LAST WEEK ! ! JM. "..T'JCAPI. WEEK 111 DISSOLUTION OF; .PARTNERSHIP, GIVING BOOTS 1 *iWAY FOR CASH; Boots by the Thousand. . ; , . A BONA FTOeIEeARING SALE. ' Notice to the.lnhabitanta of Wellington and ¦-„- //"• T\i District* 'THE. jSATJB .WILL .CONTINUE FOR Mii r; v SEVEN DAYS LONGER, yJfo^-Tt- CASH ONLY. -* Wef'bw to inform the general pnblio that 1 the Wholesale (Manufacturing Business will, from Ist January. 1881 t "be earned on under the name and'ttyleof '* W. and J. Staples." All outstanding aooounte must be settled forthwith. < W. ft J. STAPLES. ; BETAII"sHOP, ¦ ; I Next te Evjniwo Post, Willis-street. ;, . Tt/fURRAY, ROBERTS A CO. have no*( JJJL landing, in firstVolass condition, ¦ .' ; BYE AND COCKSFOOT GRASS SEEDi Also, ; ENGLISH GRASS BEEDS ' 'Of all descriptions, inolnding oloverß, , feßones, Poapratensis, Ac. ; . , Prices on application. " * ' Patent Steel Barbed Fenoing Wire \V'\ (Washburn and Moen brand). ' Little* celebrated non-poisonous Sheep-DipJ MURRAY, ROBERTS, * CO., WraJNOTON.

A RARE CHANCE. > NO more Palliasses— throw them awayj and go to A. Vannoni * Co., MANUFACTURERS OF . SPRING; MATTRESSES, Where yon pan get them made to, order from „, ¦, 35s for Double ones, and from- 25s •; ' for Single. - , Wb Dbjt Compbtttion I. . " , Come one, oome all, and inspect them yourself, and judge if our Mattresses are .worth . the money, and you will find them cheaper ' than common Palliasseß. ' Note the Address— - '- A. VANNONI * CO., Manutactuekbr, Cuba-btbbit (Next door to L. Tozzi, late Mandel. Te Aro Hrircntting and Shaving Saloon). CAUTION. Pkxtxntion is Bettxk thin Curb. "IWrO donbt half the fevers and oontagions diseases are carried home to families in ¦econd-hand mattresses, bedding, &o. WHY RUN THE RISK P When yon can get new at such ridiculously low prices at ' SOFFE'S MATTRESS AND BEDDING MANUFACTORY, Manners-street, Wellington. N.B.— A liberal discount allowed to the rade and oountry storekeepers. - '

C. SMITH, A ",, r /^OAL AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, Shipping and Custom House Agent, Thb Port, NELSON. The beat Wharf Accommodation »tth«Port,

ttr R. WATERS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, .Certificated Aeoountant in Bankruptoy.s HTmrws>BTß««T.'

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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 115, 18 May 1881, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 115, 18 May 1881, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 115, 18 May 1881, Page 1

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