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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 3, 1 July 1881, Page 3

WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. THEREBY give notice that the number of votes polled by each candidate at the above election, on the 30th June, was as follows- — NEWMAN, ALFRED KINGCOMBE, 441 FISHER, GEORGE 30 I therefore declare Mr. Alfred Kingcombe Newman to be duly elected Councillor for the Thorndon Ward. JAMES AMES, Returning Officer. Wellington, July 1, 1881. THE THORNDON ELECTION. npO the Ladies and Gentlemen of Thorndon X Ward who voted for me this day, I return my most grateful thanks. Yours respectfully, A K. NEWMAN. GHEAT SALE of SURPLUS STOCK, at TE kilo HOUSE. SALE NOW ON. SALE NOW ON. SALE NOW ON. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba-street, 30th June, 1881. Yes ! Yes ! ! We Come !! ! R I C X M A N'S READY MONEY BOOT SHOP, WITH Men's Bluchers, from ... ... 5s lid Boys' Bluchers, from 4s 9d Men's Calf Shoes, from 73 6d Youths' Calf Shoes, from ... 6s 6d Men's E.S. Boots, from 8s 6d Ladies' House Boot 3, from ... 2s 9d DO NOT MISS THESE CHEAP LINES. RICKMAN'S READY MONEY BOOT SHOP, . Willis-street. W. CLARK, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Lambton Quat, IS determined to keep up his reputation for giving his Customers CHEAP GOODS. He is able to do this because he imports HIS GOODS DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS, and at the close of the season it is absolutely necessary to say " good-bye" to a whole lot of goods, to save packing them away for next winter ; and while most of the Drapers are now saying, " Look, here are bargains," and " Look, there are bargains," W. Clark mo3t emphatically says, " Here they are, in his shop." Why so? Because, HIS STOCK IS VERY LARGE, and has been BOUGHT VERY CHEAP, and there is NO ONE IN THE CITY CAN SELL CHEAPER than he can. Therefore, in this notable Month of July, 1881, W. CLARK WILL HAVE FOR SALE A LOT OP DESPERATE BARGAINS That will Astonish most Persons ! Bear in mind then, that, for the reasons given, it will not be possible to but CHEAPER DRAPERY AND CLOTHING anywhere in the city during this Month of July, than at W. CLARK'S, Direct Importer op General Drapery and Men's and Boy's Clothing. Now, my friends, I will tell yon a fact, which should be widely known : — A Lady assured me the other day that she had been up and down town, and had not seen such cheap goods anywhere as Tarn telling. This witness is trne, as is well known by multitudes. W. CLARK, LAMBTON QUAY. CITIZENS ! mHE BALANCE OF THE MAGNIFICENT STOCK IN THIS ASSIGNED ESTATE Is Now Opened Up. BOOKS ! STATIONERY ! ! FANCY GOODS ! ! ! REMEMBER ! ALCORN'S OLD SHOP. T. J. LADD, Manager. WANTED Known— New Zealand Maiza 3a 6d per bushel. Crushed maize, 3s 6d per bushel „ beans. 4s 6d „ „ oats, 2s 9d and 3s do Oaten chaff, JS4 10s per ton ; 03 per cwt Meadow hay, £3 10s to per ton Oaten „ 5s cwt Best oats, 2s lOd per bushel by bag Feed „ Is 7d „ Good barley, 2s 91 „ Bran, 4s 6d per bag Flour, lOOlbs 12s-; oOlbs, 63 6d Potatoes, 83 6d per cwt Wheat, 3s and 4s per bushel Oatmeal, 71bs Is ; 251bs, 3s 3d _ Best Newcastle Coal 27s from ship side ; from yard at lowest rates. Good dry Firewood, all lengths, for stoves ; Charcoal, Coke, Ac, at E. WHITEHEAD'S Hay, Corn, Coal, and Wood Yards, Ghuznee-street. A PARTMENTS. — Comfortable apartxx ments To Let, pka«antly sitnated at Thorndon, for lady and gentleman, or two or three gentlemen, with or without board. For address apply Evening Post office. i^iOMFORTABLE Private Board at V_> Thorndon offered for three gentlemen ; terms, 183 6d. Apply for address, F., office of this paper. ALL Accounts in connection with the Firm of Messrs. Pascoe and Co., Brewers, Tory-street, must be rendered to the undersigned. W. R. WATERS, Lambton Quay. Wellington, 23rd June.