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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 111, 13 May 1885, Page 3

LOST, on Monday, at the Racecourse, a Bag, containing games of kind ; also a Box, containing bottles, on the Hntt-road. Finder rewarded on bringing same to Mr. Brighton^ Pipitea Point. STR AYED,"onthe landof the undersigned, ouo grey Horße, branded U on near shoulder. JOHN WITTON, Wadestown. Otari, 11th May, 1885. O TRAY ED, from Murphy-street, one grey KJ Mare. Appl^C^Hebbend, Murphy-st. FURNISHED ApartinentiTfor "lady and gentleman, also one single gentloman, May-street, Thorndon. Address at Eveninir Post. " T7IURNISHED Apartments toLer, irTmost JT respectable part of Thorndon, for the session, drawingroom, diningroom, and bedrooms, within 7 minntes walk of Government Buildings. Apply Evening Post. "IJTACANCIES for three young Men t Boarders. Bay View House, Plimmer's Steps. VACANCIES for ono or two Gentlemen Boarders at Mrs. Dixon'B, Minerva Houso, Ingestre-street. T7ACANCY for one Gentleman Boarder in v private family ; comfortable home, in pleasant situation ; moderate terms. For address apply Evening Post. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J MYERS wishes to inform his numerous • Customers in Town and Country that ho has removed from Brandon-street to new promises in Wiliis-strcot, opposite Melbourne Hotel. TO MERCHANTS, LAWYERS, AND OTHERS. /"\FFICES TO LET, premises late Post and Telegraph Offices, corner of Brandon and Feathorston-streets. Apply J. STUART REID, Grey-street. TO LET. mENDERS aro invited for tho Loaßing of X those Premises known as Krull'a Store, oorner of Customhonse-quay and Harbourstreet. For particulars apply at the offices of the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance (Limited), Lambton-quay. HOUSES to bo Lot Furnished for the Seßsion — Two in Hill street, one of ton and the other of seven rooms ; also, a Houbo of ten rooms on Wellington-temoo. These houses are all within a very short distance of the Parliamentary Buildings, and Are most suitable in every respect for a rosidonee during the session. Apply to BENJAMIN SMITH A CO., 40, Lambton-quay. TO LET, in St. Hill-street, off MannersBtroet, on low rental, with immediate possession, 2 iron Stores, fit for workshops, stabling, Ao. Also, large enolosed Yard, with frontage to harbour. Private Storage for passengers' luggage, and other goods or merchandise. Jaa. F. Wills, Old Custom-house-street. TI^O LET, for the session, a fow minutes' X walk from Parliament House, a superior suite of Apartments, consisting of drawing-room, dining-room, and two or three bedrooms, as may be required. For address apply Evoning Poßt offioo. I f I O LET (tho last one), on Lambton-quay, I Houbo and Shop; plate-glass front and every convenience, Bplendid position. Bent, only £2 per week. J. M. Cloland, Tinakoriroad, near Suspension Bridge. TI^.O LET, the Store now in oooupation of X J. Myors, Esq., importer, Brandonstreet. Possession can be givon oarly in May. For particulars apply Andrew Young, Upper Willis-street. rilO LET, a two-storied Brick Storo, 50 X by 30 ; quite new ; to whioh is attaohod an Engine-house, 50 x 19, and a Eight Horsepower Engine in good working order, and a good large Yard. Apply to John Plimmer. O LET, at Newtown, a Furnished Bodroom, suitable for one or two ladies engaged during the day ; board if required ; near tram line ; references required. Apply by lettor to Beta, Evening Post; nPO LET, on upper part of Terraoo, oomX manding splendid view of harbour, part of Furnished Cottage, suitable for married couplo with no ohildren ; references indißponßable. Address X., Evoninp Post. TO LET, those eligible Premises on Lambton-quay, lately occupied by Dr. Henry. Apply Thoß. G. M'Carthy, Phanix Brewery, Tory-street. (fLET, in Oriental Bay, Rose Heath Villa, No. 4, at prosont occupied by J. E. Cox, Esq. ; Boven rooms. Apply to D. N. Wilkinson. mO LET, the Shop and Premisos, in X Willis-street, lately ooonpied by Mr. De Brent, Wine Merohant. Apply Henry Wright. MHO LET, a four-roomed Houbo, with X Boullery. Apply to A. M'Donald, Stafford-street. TO LET, an ei^ht-roomed House, situated in Abel Smith-street. Apply Andrew Young, Upper Willis- street. TO LET, a new House and Shop in Torystreet. Apply to Hatch Bros., Torystreot, or Mr. Pronse, Clifton Terrace. re O LET, those commodious Promises Ji known as James's Warehouse, situated on Lambton-qnav. TO LET, five-roomed House, Adelaideroad. Apply H. J. H. Blow, NOTICE TO COAL MIMEES. WAIMANGAROA. MEMBERS looked ont. Masters refuse arbitration. Miners are requested to keep away. JOSEPH BLENKINSHIP, Miners' Secretary. ¦MTADAME MATHILDA SCHANZ (Recently arrived from Vienna), Lambton Quay, 189, Begs to inform the Ladies of Wellington that she has OFENED this day her FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING . ESTABLISHMENT. Wellington, 11th May, 1885. CHEAP FURNITURE. A F A E M E E, CUBA-STRIKT. See Advertisement in another column. TTtT ANTED KNOWN NOW ON SALEPotatooß £310sporton Pollard £5 per ton Bran £4 10b per ton Feed Oats 2s 3d per bushel White Sugar ... 10s per bag, 401bs Candleß ... 8d per lb by box of 251bs Soap 7b 6d per box, Jcwt Onions Cs 6d per owt Flour, guaranteed... 9s per lOOlbs New Boason Tea, either in boxes or half-chests, superior quality ... Is 6d per lb. HASELL & CO. ANTED, a respectable Girl, about 16 years of age, as nurse in a private family. Apply Evening Po&t offioe. ANTED KDOirn, that, having completed my new premises, I am now prepared to execute all orders with despatch. Thomas Ballinger, Plumber, Ac, WillisBtreet. WANTED to Sell, another shipment of Christiana Gas Burners and Globes. Thomas Ballinger, Gmsfitter, Ao., WiUisstree^ WANTED Known, Brass casting every day. J. E. Hayes, Braas Foundry Lambton-qnay. WANTED to clear, 25 tons Galvanized Corrugated Iron, ox Akaroa and Villalta, 5 to 10 feet. 26 gauge. Also, a quantity of Ridging, Spouting, and Downpipe, damaged by late fire, at low rates. Thomas Ballinger, Importer, 17, Willis-st. ANTED, to Lay-on Water and Gas Pipes. Baths and Lavatories fitted np with hot and cold water ; Looks picked and Keys fitted at shortest notice. Geo. Remington. Cuba-street. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dressmaking, at the Hall of Commerce, Cnba-dtreet.