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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 122, 22 November 1881, Page 3

SALE BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock p.m. At the Willis-street Auction Mart. DWAN <fc CO. will sell by auction, as above, to close consignments, without reserve — A large quantity of chinnware, earthenware, crockeryware, &c, consisting of- Cups, saucers, plates, dishes, soup tureens, sauce tureens, cover dishes, wine glasses, biscuit boxes, vases, flower stands, decanters, lamps, lamp wicks, globes, Ac, <kc. The Goods will be on view from Wednesday. DWAN & CO. (j?Qr continuation o>. auciioiieert aavarrtgfments. see vaae A.' 1 TO BUILDERS. HHENDERS are invited up to noon on A Sa- urday, 26th int-t. , for the erection of additions to the Wanganui Collegiate School. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Diocesan Rooms, Mulgrave-street, Wellington, and at Mr Edward Churton's office, Wacganui, tenders will be received at both places. The loweßt or any tender not necessarily accepted. geo. fannin;, Architect, Maßterton. TO BUILDERS. rriENDERS for Erecting a Gentleman's JL Residence in Hobson-otreet will be received at my office, where planß and specifications can be scon, nntil noon of Friday, 25th November. The lowest or any tender not necsssarily accepted. C. TRINGHAM, Architect, Lambton Quay. TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS are invited until Monday, the JL 28th instant, for the Erection of a Roman Catholic Chnroh at Nelson. THOS. TUKNBULL, Architect, Lambton Quay. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited, to close at noon on Saturday, 3rd December, for the erection of a house of 13 rooms at Petoni. Tenders to be deposited and information obtained at the office of WAT. C. CHATFIELD, Arohiteot. 18th November. TO CARPENTERS. rj^ENDERS Wanted far sundry Carpentry L Work. Apply to Hale & Co., Nidd's new bu Iding, Courtenay Place, before noon on Thursday next. TE ARO HOUSE. Special Price List for NOVEMBER. Summer n 1 Dress Fabrics O-D per yard Summer n 1 ~~ Dress Fabrics I 2D per yard Pompadour A 1 Prints t:2D per yard Light Ground Ol Prints O2D per yard Kouff/i Brown A 1 Hollands per yard Wliite Sheeting , ~l /il ¦ 2 yards wide JLU2D per yard White n 1 A Calicoes /SS 11/ D per dozen Horrocks' Q A Long Cloths OS YD per dozen Creivdson's A p Calicoes 4rS UP per dozen Real Crocliet 1 " Antiviacassars J.S each Oxford \TI Shirtings ' tc2D per yard Huckaback Q 1 Towels O2D each Ladies' Wliite f* Straw Hats \)R each Ladies' White 1 Straw Hats 1 S each Tarlatan Ol FrillinQ^ -.^ por yard Ladies' Stayl Is 1 Id pair Ladies' Cotton Ol Hose O2D per pair Tapestry n 1"1 Carpets /jS x J_D per yard Brussels O 11 * Carpets /£S I XD por yard JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba-street, lHh November, 1881. "VM7" ANTED Known, Great Bargains in Tinware, Brooms, Brushes, Knife-boarde. JNO. YOUNG, Ironmonger, Willis and Cuba streets. fpOR SALE, a bargain, a four-roomed House, afe Kilbirnie, with stable and out-kitchen and a two-acre paddock, laid down in grass, and well fenced. JOHNSTON & CO. FOR SALE, one firet-class Spring Dray (second-hand.) J. Fitchett, Words-worth-street. FOR SALE, a first-claps Rimn Counter, pannelled and polished, 16ft long, sfb return; glass cases, gas fittings, window frame, &c,, in my old shop, Lambton Quay. Apply to H. Brittain, Chemist , Mannersstreet. FOR SALE (a bargain), the 7 years' lease of a Farm of 265 acres, with 4-roomed house, good stockyard, dairy and utensils, 7 cows, 12 calves, 1 shorthorn bull, 5 breeding sows, 1 hog and 13 pigs, alio 1 plough (new); ground rent JJ2S per year ; terms cash. Apply Wm. Sykes, Silverstream, near Roilway Station. FOR SALE, about 2000 acres of rich Pastoral and Agricultural Country, partly improved, about 15 miles from Maßterton, with 700 sheep, milch cows, horses, &c. ; there is a good dwellinghouse, cowshed, shear ingslied, yards, and paddocks, with about 4 mile of fencing erected. For further particulars apply early to Job Vile, Masterton. FOR SALE or TO LET, within a mile of Masterton, Six Acres freehold, with new commodious House of eleven rooms, all on one floor. The house stands man acre of hind laid out as a garden, lawn, and orchard; the remaining five acres being laid down in grass. 'An unfailing stream runs through tho property. For further particulars apply to W. T. Charlewood, Box 58a, Post Offioe, Wellington. FOR SALE, by private contract, all that valuable Freehold Property, measuring 66ft to Wellington Terrace by 118 ft 6in to Bolton-street, with residence thereon, formerly in the occupation of the late Dr. Bennett. Apply to C. Tringham, or W. Best Executors. FILTERS. ON SALE, Lipscombe's Filterp, of all sizes and various patterns, in stoneware, terra cotta, or glass. EDWARD PEARCE. npE WHITI'S IMPRESSION. "J i 3 my impression that I do quite right When I with Wakeford's customers unite ; In fact, I state it as my firm conviction, In which I Btra'ghtway challenge contradiction. 'Tis my impression that the best-brewed ale Is that at Wakeford's, and finds ready sale, And you may well believe me when I say That this impression strengthens every day. The more I drink of Wakeford's wholesome beer, The less my constitution has to fear. Bnt, is my favour to the beer confined : Are not the Spirits of the finest kind ? To this a ready answer I can give — A ready answer in the affirmative. ' fween brandy, whisky, wine, and beer I use, They're all so good, I don't know which to choose. 'Ti3 my impression that the drink- are cheap, Ab I know well the benefits I reap ; And this impression 1 shall long retain While Wakeford's Bank Hotel remains the same. Indeed I won't complain, though placed in gaol, While I can get a glass of Wakeford's ale. Te Whzti. Wakeford still sells five bottles for £1. ¦ [CABD-1 MISS BERKY, DRESSMAKER, Cambridge Tebbace, (First house from Courtenay Place), Te Aro.