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TIT ANTED Known, that the Central Pawn Office, Willis-street, two doors above the Albert Hotel, Londs Money in largo or small sums on jewellery, watches, diamonds, plate, pianos, wearing apparol, &0., &o. S. PHILLIPS, Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN. WEADES, Undertaker, Cuba-stroet • Funerals from XI 10s : Adults from £5 WEADES, Carpentor and Joiner, « Cuba-Btreet. All kinds of jobbing work done. EADES, Builder and Contractor, • Cuba-street. ANTED, the Publio to call upon John Bullock, Lambton Quay, for artistio and tastefnl Presents, Books, Stationery, Fanoy Goods of all kinds, Artists' Materials, Crewel Silks, Berlin Wools and all other Fanoy Needlework Materials, Ornamental China, Bronzes, Torquay Terra Cotta Placques, Vases, and Statuary, Photo and Scrap Albums, Frames, Birthday and Wedding Cards. Desks, Workboxes, Ladies' Bags, Card, Cigar and Cigarette Caßes, Scraps, Bibles, Church Services and Hymns, Engravings, &c, &o. Novelties by overy direct steamer. ANTED Known -Sign writing and Gilding, Cart Tickets, Notice Boards, executed with despatch ; also, Ornamental Tinting, and all kinds of interior Stencelling Decoration, in first style and moderate terms, at R. Martin's, Mannersstreet. Telephone 114. N.B.— No. 1 heavy Hesßian, do 1 do Scrim in stock. WANTED Known, Richard Duignan has on Bale at the City Wood and Coal Yard, Molesworth-Btreot, opposite Princess Hotel, best Newoastle coals, soreened, and eaoh bag weighed before leaving the yard j every description of firewood on sale— rata, matai, tawa, and very dry wood for lighting fires. Coke and charooal of the beat quality. WANTED Known, that I have for sale, on easy terms, one fioe roomy Brougham, in good working order ; also, Waggonottea, Ladies' Phaetons, Single and Double-seated Buggies, Expresses, Spring Tip Carts, Contractors' Tip Carta, Butchers' Carta, and Spring Trapa of all descriptions. Wellington Coaon Faotory, Manners-street. M. Bohan, proprietor. WANTED Known, J. Cook A Son have just received GO varieties of New Goods for their autumn trade, inoluding velveteen cords, worsted trouserings, colonial and English suitings, which they will make up at prioes to suit the times. 225, Lambton-quay^ WANTED to Sell portable Washing Coppers, Chimney Pots, Stove Pipe, Bath's Cost Iron Enamelled Basins, Sinks, and Batha, vory oheap. George Remington, Cuba-street. WANTED Known— On Sale, at the Wellington Coke and Coal Dop6t— Coal, Firewood, Oats, Chaff, Bran, Ao ; also at Branoh in Inecßtre-street. Samuel Brown ANTED to Sell, Ga B Braokots, Perdants, Chandeliers, Globes, Bray's, Christiana, Peebles, and Ellis'a Burners, Gaa Tubing, and Stoves at very low ratoa Goo. ¦Reminirton. Cuba-stroet W~~ ANTED Known, two-light Chandeliers from JBI to .£ls. J. E. Hayea, Lamb-ton-quay WANTED Known, Gas Glodob, Irom Is 6d to 10a eaoh. J. E. Hayea, Lamb-ton-quav. ANTED Known— Criterion Coach Factory and Shoeing Forge. W. T. Leavers (late of W. Blaok's), Coaohbuilder and General Smith, Vivian-street. Vehicles of every description built to order from the best designs ; repairs and painting on the 'shortest notice; country orders punctually attended to WANTED Known, Gaa Cookinor and Heating Stoves, sold on monthly payments. J K. Hayeß. Lambton-ouav. ANTED Known, Gas Brackets, from la to £5. J..E. Haves. Lambton-qy. WANTED Known, Brass oasting every day. J/ E. Hayes, Brass Fonndry Lambton-quay. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC OF WELLINGTON. MESSRS. M'EWEN, BROWN AND KITTO, Having leased one cf thoso splendid shops, in Willis-street, built by Jacob Joseph, Esq., will Open in the course of a few days as HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS AND GENTS' MERCERS. All Orders will receive Prompt Attention, combined with First-class Workmanship. Therefore, Eesebve Torß Obdees fob NEW AND FASHIONABLE SHAPES. See future advertisements. BOOTS AND SHOES. ELLIOTT & CO. TTAVE now completed their extensive alterations, and are now offering UNHEARD-OF BARGAINS. Pabbnts and Guabdians will effect a considerable saving by making their purohases from Messrs. E. & Co. Ladieß' good thick kid E.S. from 4a lid Ladies' neat button from ... 10s 6d Ladies' slippers extraordinarily oheap Maids' Nos. 1A 2 Levant E.S. 4s 9d LOTS IN WINDOWS VERY CHEAP. THE CELEBRATED CROWN BRAND COLONIAL-MADE BOOTS A SHOES Should have a trial by all who study economy, as they are without doubt the best Goods in the market. We will sell them cheap. The balanoe of the 4s 9d Ladies' Goods will be put in a lot and sold at 2s 6d per pair. We have at our command the largest stook in New Zealand, and are determined our buainesß shall occupy the premier position in this city, being direct importers, we cannot be undersold. ELLIOTT & CO., THE PREMIEK BOOT WAREHOUSE, 24 and 26, WILLIB-BTRKT. Q A ML. DANES & SON BRASSFOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, GASFITTERS, PUMPMAKERS, IiirOBTBBS OF Gas, Steam, and Water Pipes, Chandeliers, Brackets, fcheot Lead, Copper and Brass, Donkey Pumps, Injectors, Steam Cocks, Valves, Indiarubber Hose, Patent Packing, Askeetos Millboard, Bolts and Nuts Water Meters, &c, Ac, Ao. Indents of English aH American Machinery, Screw Cutting Lathes, Steam Hammers, Water Engines, Drilling, Slotting, Plaining, and Punching Machines, At Lowkst Eatbs. Brass Casting every day. 103. BRANDON-STREET, WELLINGTON BPKCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. DAIRY FED PORK, not Maori ; Pork Pies, no cats missing ; Pork Sausages, no brass buttons : Pure German Saut-apes, no raddle ; Fine Pork Polonies, no salt junk ; Pure Lard, pork, not knackers fat; Beef Dripping, from beef, not mutton ; Rabbits, shot or sirired no poi on ; Pir"ons ard Wild Dno'nH, ulso Chicken J'oil: » Id in quarters itt F. KUCH'S Pork Shop. Maiinersstreet. P.S. — An explanation to tho simple and the profane, a knacker is a dealer in ' horsefleth.

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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 112, 14 May 1885, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 112, 14 May 1885, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 112, 14 May 1885, Page 1