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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 134, 7 December 1881, Page 4

I !-3j *.%< tX ' j THORNDON ELECTORATE. NOTICE OF POLLING DAY. IN pursuance of " The Regulation of . Election* Act, 1831," I, J\ME* HAY, Returning Ofnce,r for the Meetofal District df Tliorhdon, db hefeby giro notieb that in consequence of a poll having bdtsn demanded at the nomination of candidates for the said Electorate, which took j.lace this day. a poll will be taken at the followirg p lling places of the said District on Friday, the 9th day of December, 1881: — Commencing at 9 a m., and clo3m«r at 6 p.m. 3he Premises adjoining Mr. R. Burrett's Stationery Establishment, opposite Government House, Wellington (principal) ; Premises formerly occupied as the New Zea'and Times Office, Willis-street, Wellington. JAMES HVs\ Returning Officer. Ist December, 1831. WELLINGTON SOUTH ELECTION. NOTICE OF POLL'NG DAY. IN pursuance of the Regulation of Elections Act, 1881, I, HriNHY EUSTACE DE BATHE BRANDON, Pveturning Officer for tho Heetoral District of Sonth Wellington, do hereby give notice that, in consequence of a poll having been demanded at the nomination of Candidates for the said Electorate, which took place this day, a Poll will be taken at the following tolling planes of the said District, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of December, 1881, commencing at 9 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. The following aro the polling places for the Electoral District of Wellington South — Princess Theatre, Tory-street (principal) The Music Hall, Adelaide-road Mr. J. Burko'a Woolshed, Kilbitnie Note. — The polling place previously appointed in W ordsworth-street being found to be out of tho Klectoral District, will nob be used on the day of H lection. H. E. DE B. BKANDON, Returning Officer. 3rd December, 1881. NOTICE OF POL' ING DAY. HUTT ELECTORATE. IN pursuance of tho Regulation of Elec- . tions Act. 1881, 1, HENKY CLAPOOTr, Returning < -fficer for the Eleotoral Distriot of the Hutt, do hereby inve notice that in cons°quence of a Poll having been demanded at the nomination of candidates for the said electorate, which took place on tho 2nd day of December, a Poll wi 1 be taken at the following polling places of the said districts, on FRIDAY, tin 9ih day of December, 1881, commencing at 9 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m.:— Oddfellows' Hall, Lower Hutt Schoolhouse, Upper Hutt Schoolhouse, Taita Schoolhonse, Wainuiomata Schoolhouse, Kaiwarra Johnson's Hall, Petoni H. CLAPCOTT, Returning Officer. EXHIBiriON ALES. Ph<enjx Bkewbrt WELLINGTON. MESSES. PASCOE & CO. desiro to call the attention of the public of New Zealand to the superlatitk quality and uniform condition of their Malt Liquors, and beg to solicit their patronage, and a trial of their celebrated Exhibition Pale Bitter Ale and Extua Brown Stout, brewed from tho choicest selection of Hops and Malt, on ecicntific principles, possessing the advantage of age to mature thoir characteristic qualities, a Tonic and Preservative condition, free from Aciditt, without Sediment, Equalling the beat English Brands. W. H. PASCOE, From an extensive experience and success as a praotioal Brewer, having obtained Prize MedalsMelbourne, 1866 and 1867 SYDNEY, 1879 and 1880 MELBOURNE, 1880 and 1881 Can, with confidence, recommend their Palo and Strong Ales and Brown Stout in pints and quarts. N.B. — Stock on hand for Bottling Purposes — 400 hhds (winter brew — May and June.) Also, 150 kilderkin 3, for Family Trade — other contents if rcqnired. City Offices at W. K. Waters', opposite Colonial Hank of New Zealand. ADELAIDE WINES. |^\ J. PRESTON, *- * Direot Importer, Lambton Quat, Wellington, Wishes to inform hia customers and the public at large that he haa, in addition to hia large stock of Adelaide Wines, shipments of 1000 cases of New South Wales and Victorian Wines on hand and to arrive. Samples and Price Lists of the above may be had on application to the Vaults, Lambton Quay, oppoai+e St. George's Hall. All orders delivered tree of charge within the oity. Country orders receive prompt attention. F. J. PRESTON, Direot Adelaide Wine Importer. NEWTOWN TEA GARDENS. Sports ! Sports ! ! Sports ! ! ! Games of every description, including Quaits, Dancing, Rifle-shooting, Swinging, &c, Ac, Ac, AT THE •VTBWTOWN TEA GARDENS, EVERY SATURDAY. ADMISSION FREE!!! The Tram stops at the entrance to the Gardens. N.B —A First-class Band in attendance. npE WHITI'S IMPRESSION. 'Ti3 my impression that I do quite right When I with Wakeford's oustomers unite ; In fact, I state it as my firm conviction, In which 1 straightway challenge contradiction. 'Tis my impression that the best-brewed ale Is that at Wakeford'a, 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. But, is my favour to the beer confined ; Are not the Spirits of tho finest kind ? To this a ready anawer I can give — A ready an«wer in the affirmative. 'Tween brandy, whisky, wine, and beer I uae, They're all so good, I don't know which to choose. 'Tis my impression that the drinks are cheap, As 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, Whilo I can get a glass of Wakeford's ale. Te Whiti. Wakeford still sells five bottles for £1. EMPIRE SPOUTING AND RIDGING MANUFACTURY, AND CURVING WORKS, WILLIS-STREET. rpHOMAS BALLINGER, House and Ship JL Plumber, Gasfitter, &0., having extended his premises, bogs to notify to bis numerous patrons and the pnblic that he haa added the Painting, Glazing, and Paperhanging branches to his business, which will be carried on under the management of J. W. Ballinger 11 ordera executed at the lowest possible rates.