TOYS ! TOYS ! TOYS ! "OOBERT HOLLIDAY AND CO., At the special desire of a number of their patrons, have imported a large and varied selection of TOYS, which are being offered at exceptionally Low prices. Inspection invited. nnHIRD Supply of the Favorite Opera, X " The Pirates of Pinzancb." SECOND Supply of the New Testament CReviaed Veraion). rpHE New Floral Stationery. FAN S — THE Latest in Parisienne and Viennese. The Largest Stock to select from in the Colonies. LUSH Photo Albums, Plush Baga, Plush Puraes, Plush Photo Frameß. mERRA COTTA Vases and Ornaments, X Bpoken of by the Press as being the most unique and novel goods thia season. ""VTOVELTIES in China (raised flowera), -Li Vases, and Ornaments; Specimen Glasses, Flower Stands, Flower Pots, and Fanoy Goods. XpBONY and Gold Bracketa. ENGLISH, Viennese, and Parisian Noveltiea. ROBERT HOLLIDAY * 00. "TyrOTICE that I have For Sale 40 Cottages, J-X all in the heart of the City of Wellington, and having been the only land speculator of any now left from the land mania, I have had no opposition during the last two years, bo I can defy competition in either building or Belling, as I have bought through the Registrar of the Supreme Court, and paid cash down, and can give the freehold titles at a day's notice. Cottages can be bought from £75 each to £550 each ; terms from 12s 6d per week to £1 per week. Come and see the deeds of 40 cottages that can be bought by weekly rents. 300 Quarter Allotments from £7 10a each. Now is your time to speculate. See O. W. CLAYTON, Thorndon Quay, and become your own landlord. OSITIVE FACT.— We make Splendid Sewn Boots to order at the following prices : — Men's French Calf E.S. or Laceups, 255, guaranteed ; Men's Shoes, 20a ; Ladies' High-legged Kid, Button or Lace, 255 ; Ladies' do, medium height, 22s 6d ; Ladieß' Plain Leather E.S. or Lace-ups, 20a. All these boots are guaranteed equal to the Pinet boots, if not better, and are much oheaper. KEAN & CO., Excelsior Cash B«ot Shop, Cuba-street. m/|R. HERBERT RAWSON. Dentiat, Terrace next Wellington Club. rpALLOW CASKS FOR SALE. J. KITCHEN & SONS, Candle and Soap Works, Wellington. MONEY TO LEND. ANY SUM REQUIRED. PRESENT rates of interest rule from 6 to 7 per cent. Borrowers on mortgage of real property will obtain great advantages by applying DIRECT to our firm. Competition in the open market will secure their loans at lowest current rates, and the usual extreme penalties of loan sooietiea will be avoided. CHAS. POWNALL & CO., Scriveners, Grey-street. DR. H 3D N^ R Y~, LICENTIATE ROYAL COLLEGE PHYSICIANS, LONDON, LICENTIATE ROYAL COLLEGE SURGEONS, DUBLIN, &c, &c, Ac, Has returned from Europe, and may be consulted at his residence, Waring Taylor-et. (formerly ocoupied by Dr Johnston). MR. W. RAYMOND, TEACHER OF MUSIC, Upper Willis-Street, Fees on application. Term commences with Pupil. WELLINGTON TRUST, LOAN, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, (LIMITED), Lambton Quat, Wellington. CAPITAL, £200,000. Thia Company is always prepared for the following business : — To receive monthly payments from persona desiring to accumulate SUMS payable at fixed periods in the future. To grant LOANS on security of Real Property, Bank or other Shares, Shipa, Steamers, &c. Interest at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. To receive money on DEPOSIT, for which full rates of INTEREST are paid. To make advances by way of OVERDRAFT, charging interest on daily debit balance only. N.B.— Loans maybe repaid by MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, in the method adopted by Building Societies. Borrowers will save payment of commission by applying DIRECT to the Company, at its office, Lambton Quay, where any required nformation may be obtained. THOS. BUCHANAN, Manager. 9th August, 1881. JgALSALINE. SPECIAL. npHE Public generally are notified that for THE NEXT TWO WEEKS, Commencing 19th September, my two IRONMONGERY ESTABLISHMENTS In Willis and Cuba streets, Will bb CLOSED punctuallt at 6 o'clock evert evening (Saturdays excepted), On account of the Annual Stock-taking, when, during the DAYTIME, IMMENSE BARGAINS!! MAT BE PROCURED FOR READY CASH. JNO. YOUNG, Ironmonger, Willis and Cuba-streets. THE PUBLIC are invited to inspect the unique display of SPUING GOODS in the Windoivs of TE AEO HOUSE JAMES 'SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba-street, 15th September, 1881. REGISTER ! REGISTER ! ! QUALIFIED Persons, who are not yet on the ELECTORAL ROLLS, Bhould at once take steps to be Registered. The necessary forms can be had gratia at the office of the EVENING POST.
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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 67, 17 September 1881, Page 2
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727Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 67, 17 September 1881, Page 2
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