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Evening Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 40, 6 September 1882, Page 2

MB. WILLIAM C. FITZGERALD.- 1 Dear Sir— Having had toothache and neuralgia for three months, I shall ever feel grateful for your Pain Paint, 1 which gave immediate relief. I reoommend all suffering from the tame complaint to go to you for a •billing bottla,. as it gives instant relief.— Your* linoerely, P. K. Burn. Elizabethatreet, 22nd Augnat, 1882. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE. - - ' SUMS PROM £100 TO OPA AAA INTEREST now rale* dwOl/.yUU, from 6* to 8 per cent , according to amount required. Large Bums are still negotiable at oi, but the value of money has a hardening tendency. Borrowers by applying DIREOT to our firm will reap the advantage competition in the open market offers to secure their loan* at lowest ourrent rates. OHAS. POWNALL & CO., Soriveners and Mortgage Agent*, Grey-street. WELLINGTON TRUST, LOAN, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, (LIMITED), Laxbton Quat, Wellington. CAPITAL, .£200,000. This Company is always prepared for the following businesa i— To rooeive monthly payment* from person* desiring to accumulate BUMS payable at fixed period* iv the future. To grant LOANS on socurity of Eeal Property, Bank or other Sharw, Ships, Steamers, Ac. Interest at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. To reooive money on DEPOSIT, for whioh full rates of INTEREST aro paid. To make advances by way of OVERDRAFT, oborging interest on daily debit balance only. N.B.— Loan* may be repaid by MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, in the method adopted by Building Societies. Borrower* will *aye payment of commission Ouloo Lambton Quay, where any rocjuired nformation may be obtained. WM. BOYD, Acting Manager. Wellington, Bth August, 1882 SALE NOTICE. Prior to Altieaiion ot Prxuibes. STATIONERS' HALL, Lambton Quat. HOLLIDAY & CO.'S -jtT ONSTEE SALE IS NOW IN FULL SWING. BOOKS, STATIONERY, GLASSWARE, and FANOY GOODS. Immense Reductions, regardless of English Cost, for Cash. All Goods Marked in Plain Fiqubis. Everyone should Attend this Genuine Sale Note the Address : BOBEBT HOLUDAY & CO., STATIONERS' HALL.

J MONTEITH, • Consulting Chemist, and Operative Dentist. Advice Gratis. Has on Sale, ex Late Arrivals— Eno's Fruit Sat, Pills, Granules, and Medicated Sugar Allen's Hair Restorer Cod Liver Oil (a 1 the best brands, at reduoed prices} Cod Liver Oil, draught (very Buperior) 2* and 3s 6d Clarke's Blood Mixture and B-41 Pills Genuine tau-da-Cologne, and other superior Perfumes Feeding Bottles, all shapes and mak«s J. MOATEITH. Publio Vaccination every Tuesday and Friday, from 10 to 12 a.m. MR. HERBERT RAWBON, DINTIST, Terrao*. next Wellington Club. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. AMERICAN DENTISTRY. MB. AMESBUBY, formerly Dentist, Melbourne, will remove from Cubastreet to hi* new residence, in Willis-street (opposite the Publio School), on the 7th September, 1882. Artificial Teeth made, fitted, and repaired on the latest improved English and American principle; perfeot maatigation, fit, and natural appearance guaranteed. ARRIVED. DEN tTs T E Y. ME. H. oT"w I L S O N, Surgeon Dintirt, Of Napier, Hawke's Bay, And may be consulted upon all branches of his profession until 9th September. Address, Mrs. Martin, Mowbray-street, near Museum, and close to Dr. Kemp's. Specimens of Mr. W.s meohanioal work, and of his gold stoppings, may be seen in t he window of Messrs. Barraud & iron's, Lambton Qnay. TE ARO HOUSE. NEW SPRING GOODS. - First Show Day. THURSDAY. Second Show Day, FRIDAY. Third Show Day, SATURDAY. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE. Cuba-ifreet, sth September, 1882.

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