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Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 134, 8 June 1883, Page 1

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Singers The Singer is $£$£" is* "abas. «"*£«• $**«** Largest sale X "«« Siticrpr oro -r r 1 i\iacniiies Snler's est , Bal e Machines ¦Aft I S3ft ess Sincer s ißtge^o™ Machines Sneer's Largest sale MaohinM £s*3E& PP Sinpcr'a „? ? 1 Machines sss L 3S r= Singer's Ledßerwtek Machines Sinler's Branch' Machmes Singer's T v A iJE * NOH • Machines tgmil Singer's WELLINGTON. Machines Singer's Machines SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. CNEES, in thanking his customers for • the large snpport he has received from them, has now the pleasure of informing them that he is importing direot from the manufacturers, Henry Disston & Sons, their celebrated Saws and Tools, which he will sell at the lowest remunerative prices. The present stock is well selected, and every tool sold by him is warranted, and, if found unsatisfactory, can be returned or exchanged. — C. NEES, Saw and Toolmaker, Cnba-street. To Manufacturers and others. — To arrive, per Ibar (left New York 19th Feb.) the largest and best-selected Stock ever imported into Wellington. One thousand feet of band saws, from $in. to l£in. — C. NEES, Mechanics' Tool Depot, Cuba-street. /GEORGESON & CO., TAILORS, Willis-street, Wellington, In returning thanks for past favours, respectfully beg to inform their customers and the public generally that thoy have on hand a large assortment of the very best ENGLISH, SCOTCH, and COLONIAL TWEEDS. G. & Co. having had over twenty years' experience, both at Home and in New Zealand, are prepared to supply tho very best article at a moderate price, All orders executed on the premises by experienced workmen, and all tweed well shrunk. Best Tweed Suits, .£4 10s to .£5 ; Superfine Black Cloth, £6 10s ; Trousers (tweed), £1 to £1 8s. GEORGESON & CO., Tailors. XT ENRY WALTON, Cash Buyer of WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, AND TALLOW. Note — No connection now with Glen Craigio 30th May, 1883. MR. CHRISTOPHER FARRELL, Organ Builder, is now on a visit to Wellington and its vicinity, tuning all the Church Organs in tho Empire City, and will undertake the repairs of every description of Organs and Harmoniums, and guarantees to put them into thorough repair. References to Mr. Parker, St. Paul's, Wellington. Address City Buffet. ' N.B. — Haying been brought up in the largest leading London Organ Establishments will be a sufficient guarantee that all work entrusted to him will be done satisfactorily. CHRISTOPHER FAREELL. COUGH. WHY Mrs. Cold, what a qough you have got, just like mine was a week ago. And what did you take, Mrs. Sneeze ? Why Professor Brown's Acacian Balsam, haven't you heard about it. No. Then you must be a new chum. Why it cured Mrs. A., and she was given up by the doctors as a hopeless case, and it cured Mr. C. of bronchitis in a very little time, and nearly all the people in onr street never use anything beside for coughs and cold. You go at once and ask for, and see that yon get no other but Professor Brown's Acacian Balsam; there is nothing like it, I assure you. You can get it at MR. AYRES' , Taranaki-street. UMBRELLAS. JUST OPENED, a Splendid Choice in Ladies' and Gent's, in the new Laventine Silk, guaranteed to wear, AT CLAEK'S CASH DRAPERY AND CLOTHING WAREHOUSE. TWEED HATS. IN MEN'S AND BOYS', Equal to Town Make, From Is each, AT CLARK'S CASH CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.