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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 110, 2 June 1885, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICE. I HAVE this day sold to Messrs. Bobt. Gardner k Co. my Tool and Engineers Supply Business, and solicit on their behalf a continuance of the favors so long bestowed upon me. (Signed) C. NEES. 15th May, 1885. With reference to the above we desire to add that we have atooked in our Cuba-street Store a full aupply of CARPENTEKS', ENGINEERS', BLACKSMITHS', CABINETMAKERS', and GARDEN TOOLS, and SEWING MACHINES, which we thall sell for CASH only. By adhering to cash prices it is our intention to place buyers on the moat favourable footing possible. We follow Mr. Neea in making a speciality of SAW MILL Requisites. A largo stock of Circular Saw Belting, Ao., always on hand. Beat attention paid to " The Trade," and all orders. The businaps of Saw Doctor will still be carried on by Mr. Ness next door. EOBT. GARDNER & CO., Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers. General Warehouse and Office, Lambton-qy. Saw Mill Requisites and Tool Depot, Cuba-st. Bulk Store, Featheraton- street. TO-DAY, SATURDAY, 30th MAY, 1885, OTABTS A NEW ERA IN IRONMONGERY, When JNO. YOUNG, Woliington's Noted CHEAP IRONMONGER, will sell at WHOLESALE PBIOES EOR CABH ONLY, And will oarry out the tone ptinoiple of Cash Trading. Memo.— l might Eay that for two years I have had thia under consideration, and during this last few montha have made speoial arrangements with my Home buyers for oabling my orders Home to them. lam happy to Bay these arrangements being now completed, I am prepared to bell against the WHOLE COLONY. Give a oall. Inspect the Stock and Prices. Cask Tbbms. COMMENCED TO-DAY (SATURDAY) the 30th May, 1885. JNO. YOUNG, THE CHEAP IRONMONGER. NELSON SOAP. Trade Mark Registered under "The Trade Marks Aot, 1866." r T"HE Publio are hereby oautioned against purohaeing a Bpurioua imitation of Phillips* " NELSON " SOAP, now being sold in the oity. Prompt aotion has already been taken by the representatives of the Manufacturer . to prevent tho public being imposed rp'on by a, Sonthern firm, who are having B,jid in this market a very inferior article,, purporting it to be the genuine one. / PHILLIPS' "NELSON" SOAP Has the brand " Nelson " stamped upon eaoh Bar, and none is genuine without it. Sold Retail by all Grooers, and Wholesale 1 only bj JOSEPH NATHAN k Ct Sole Agents. Ask your Grocer for Nelson Soap, and sea that you obtain the Genuine Article. NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PURE BLENDED TEAS HAVE NO EQUAL. REGISTERED TRADE MARK. N. M. & CO.'S PUKE TEAS Have been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS. NELSON, MOATE & CO, Christchurch, Dnnedin, Wellington, and Auokland. Agents all over the Australasian Coloniea. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. COWAN AND LENNOX, Plumbers, Gasfitters, Bell-hangers, Copper, Brasa, and Zino Workers, Beg to inform the publio of Wellington and surrounding districts that, having leased premises from the South Pacific Agenoy Company, Manners-street, we intend to carry on the above business in all its various branohes, and having had long practical experience trust, by strict attention and charging ODly the lo <rest remunerative prices, to merit a fair share of publio patronage. We are alao prepared to supply and fit up Elbctric Bells on the moat approved prinoiplea. They can be attached to doors, safes, windows, and flooring, giving instant alarm in case of burglary, and can also be employed to give alarm in caae of fire. Medioal Eleotrio Coil Machines on hand, and Batteries repaired at the very lowest prices. Pending alteration to premises, orders may be left with Mr. Gus Kuohen, Tobacoonist, Manners-street. REMOVAL NOTICE. BOCK k COUSINS, ENORAVBBB, Lithographers, and General Printers, BEG to inform their customers and the publio generally that they have removed to more oommodious premises (well known as lately in the occupation of Mr. Maokay, Upholsterer), BBANDON-BTREET, Next Central Fire Brigade Station. They are making large and important additions to their printing plant, and while thanking their clients for the kind support hitherto aocordod to them, trust to merit a continuance of their favours.