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Evening Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 101, 17 November 1882, Page 1

CHEAP FURNITURE. A FARMER Will offer EVERY SATURDAY, From 1 o'olock till 9 o'clook p.m., ESPECIAL BARGAINS In all kinds of FURNITURE, CASH ONLT, Under the Covered Passage adjoining the Warehouse. A. FARMER, Cuba-street. L. PEKEIN, Salesman. TJORK BUTCHERY. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. In thanking my numerous customers and the publio for the very liberal patronage bestowed on me since commencing business in Wellington as Pork Butcher and General Small Goods Manufacturer, I beg to inform everybody that I have removed to more central premises in WILLIS - STREET (Opposite the Melbourne Hotel). Home-cured Hams and Bacon in any quantity. Poultry always on hand. All orders reoeive immediate attention, delivered to any part of the cily. Please note address— Willis-stbebt. F. MARTIN, Pork Butcher, &c. BRUNNER COAL COMPANY. SUPERIOR STEAM AND HOUSEHOLD COAL. From tho celebrated BRUNNER MINE, GREYMOUTH, May be had on application to ROBT. SCOTT, Hulk Luna. PETER HUTSON, Bricklayer, &c, Ingestre-street, Wellington. Estimates given for all class of work. Sole agent for Masterton Lime. Bricks, Cement, Ac, on sale. By Special Ipf£ppf§§ Appointment To His Excellency the Governor. I^NQUIEE for DIXON'S extra Superior GINGER ALE, Specially adapted for private families and country use. In Pints and Quarts. A Trial Solicited. GEORGE DIXON, Crated Water Manufactory, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. ADVANCE WELLINGTON/ NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. MR. JOHN M'GINITY having sold out his interest in the Mechanics' Restaurant, begs to inform his old friends and the public generally that he has taken those large and centrally-situated premises lately occupied by Mr. J. "^oung, ironmonger, and intends to open them on SATURDAY, 4th November, as a First-olass Restaurant. A large reading, smoking, and sitting room has been fitted up regardless of expense for the use of boarders and visitors to the establishment. The bedrooms are all newly furnished, and under the supervision of Mrs. M'Ginity. Anyone favouring us with their patronage will receive all the comforts of a home. Thanking my old friends for their cordial support during the last 13 months, I beg to inform them that the prices are still the same, namely, Board and Residence, 16s per week; All Meals, Sixpence. P.S.— J. M'G. wi>i the first to introduce this low rate. ON SALE, Custom House Forms Evening Post, offioe.