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Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 77, 27 September 1884, Page 3

ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH. THE REV. JAMES PATERSON will conduct SERVICES TO-MORROW in the ATHENjEUJI HALL, Morninfj at 11 a.m Evening at G.3op.m. HEUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY (LIMITED). CHRISTMAS ana New Year Greetings can be telegraphed to friends at hbme on Christmas Eve on payment of £1. Names and addresses must be registered at latest by 25th Ootober. Further particulars on application at the Company's office, Greystreet. ERNEST E. COLLINS, Agent. 27th September. LAERY & CAMPBELL. SUPERIOR BLENDED TEAS. Speoi&l inducements, for one week only, TO BE GIVEN AWAY, In order to clear last season's Tea, to make room far that of the new season. Every Purchaser of a 41b Parcel of LAERY & CAMPBELL'S DELICIOUS BLENDED TEAS Will be presented with a fancy box of Pore Sugar Tablets, From TO-MORROW up to and during the EVENING OF SATURDAY, 4th OCT. IAERY & CAMPBELL, TEA MERCHANTS & BLENDERS, Willis-street. SPRING SEASON, 1884. Tt/TILLINERY. Our importations for tlie present season are really superb. We have not onh/ a very large variety, out a most excellent and select assortment of the latest styles in Ladies' Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, Aigrettes, &0., xnd one of the best Milliners In tk&city. T.E ARO HOUS& * TI/TANTLES. No lady should purchase without first in-, meeting our exceedinqhj chaste and elegant election of MANTLES, VISITES, and JACKETS, in all the mo»t fashionable materials and styles, fust received ex steamer.s Tongariro and Florida. TE ARO HOUSR T)RES3 FABRICS. We are now showing all the latest fashions in Spring Dress Fabrics. It is hardly neceS' sary to enumerate the special mates, qualities, and colorings, with suitable trimmings to match, that we have received. Suffice it to say that whatever is newest, most worn, and attractive, we }\ave in profusion. TE ARO HOUSE. TTkRESSMAEING. The exoellonoe of our Dressmaking is proverbial throughout the city and province, and it goes without saying that every lady who wants a dress admirably made invariably favours us with her orders. But it would be advantageous to give these as early as possible, to prevent disappointment. TE ARO HOUSE. TTWRESSMAKING. Vnfoiiwn^tely, vnany ladies leave this matter till later on in the season, and then the orders come rushing in so fast and furious that no dressmaking department in Ne\o Zea land could cope with them. The moral of this is, GIVE YOUR ORDERS EARLY. TE ARO HOUSE. ANY person found Posting Bills on the EVENING POST BILL BOARDS, without first obtaining permission from the undersigned, WILL BE PROSECUTED, and all Bills postod without such permission beingobtained will be immediately destroyed. BLTJNDELL BROS. COURT SIR GEORGE GREY, 3118, A. 0. F. QUARTERLY Summoned Meeting of the above Court on TUESDAY Evening next, 30th Sept., at 7.30. BUSINESS : Eleotion of Delegates; Receive Visit from Court Sir George Bowen; Special, and General. Finos for non-attendanoe. A. V. KNAPP, Secretary. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. INSURERS in this Company are reminded that the Quarter Day is Monday, the 29th inst. All renewals mtißt be paid by 4 o'clock on that date. All risks taken at lowest en- rent rates, and prompt settlements made in case of W. B. "WATERS, Agent, Lambton Quay. THE FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION (LiMITKD.) CAPITAL ... £1,000,000 QUARTER DAY-MONDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER. INSURERS whose Policies expire on Monday, 20th September, ore reminded that their Renewal Premiums should be paid on or before that date. J. H. WALLACE & CO., Agents. Offices— Hunter-atreet, Wellington.