WEDNESDAY, 15th JULY, At balf-past 10 o'clock. PRODUCE SAtE. GEOEGE THOMAS & CO. will sell tomorrow, at half-paßt 10 o'clockSydney oranges, lemons, and mandarins, Hobart apples, Nelson apples, bacon and hams Also, Immediately afterward, to be sold without the slightest reserve — 14 oases \ Inegar 10 do lemonade essence 2 do $'b and $'s bak'ng powder 2 do essence of coffee WEDNESDAY, 15th JULY, At 11 o'clock. MARKET SALE. T AERY & CAMPBELL will Eell, at their JLJ market sale— Garden, fat/n, and dairy produce Also, Grocery storea WEDNESDAY, 15th JULY, At 2.30 o'clock. FAT WETHERS. FAT WETHERS. For sale by aaotion at the landing pens. LAERY & CAMPBELL will cell on Wedneaday, 15th July, at 2.30 o'clook, iv the landing pens, on the Reolaimod Land, near the Railway StationAbout 200 fat wethers, to be landed ex a.s. Murray. For further particulars, apply to LAERY & CAMPBELL. Auctioneers. Lambton-quay, oorner Panama-street. AT NELSON. WEDNESDAY, 15th JULY, At 11 o'olock sharp. On acoount of whom it may concern. MESSRS. SHARP & SONS have received instructions to sell by auction, at their rooms, Hardy-strnet, Nelson, on Wednesday, 15th July, at 11 o'olook— The hull and fnrnitura of the brigant<ne HELENA Albo, The cargo, consisting of 69,000 ft. of white pine timber. The hull and cargo will be sold separately. Notb.— The Helena iB now stranded on the extreme end of Cape Farewell spit, and is reported as being upright, and apparently not much damaged. Terms at Sale. AUOTIONEEE'S NOTICE. /CATALOGUES of Mr. F. Cooper's unro. \J served sale of Fruit Trees, Plants, and Flowering Shrubs, are now ready for distribution, or will bo posted to any addreßS. Full particulars of tho sale will be inserted in to-morrow's issue. FRANCIS SIDEY & CO., Aroade Buildings. (Tor continuation of Auctioneers, advertisements, see page 4) TO THE PUBLIC, COUNTEY SETTLEES, AND TBAVELLING PUBLIC. IT is an impossibility to adequately convey, within the limits of an advertisement, all that I feol for your generous Bupport durintr my long career oh a licensed victualler. The growth of my family trade in the Exchange Wine Cellars, Panamastreet, has compelled me to relinquish the Royal Hotel, and devote my attention to the family and wholesale branoh absolutely. In parting with the Eoyal, I feel justified in recommending my suoceaßor, Mr. R. Freeman, who is well-known in the city, and not withont experience. It will be a further inducement to patrons when they have a guarantee that all the wines and spirits vended in the Royal by Mr. Freeman will be obtained from the Exohange Wine Cellars ; the reputation of the establishment must and will be maintained. Again thanking you for your generous support, I am, &c, JOHN MAGINNITY. In reference to the above, I have the honour to present myself .to* the publio of Wellington and country iettlers. My experience comprises a considerable time aa manager of the Working M^n's Club in the oity. My efforts will bo dfteoted iv maintaining the reputation of j the Royal, as established by my predecessors, the late Mr. Chas. Hatfield and Mr. John Maginnity. The wines, &c, for which the Royal has always been famed will Atill be the some as usual. Aly private billiardroom will be open next week for subscribers, and aooommodation for the publio is now ready. Sinoerely Yours, BOBT. FEEEMAN. HAVING disposed of our business as Confectioneis and Fruitererß to Mr. David Wiohton, we take thia opportunity of thanking our customers for the liberal patronage bestowed on us during the last 10 years, and would solioit a oontinurnce cf the aame to our suoceasor. He having lately arrived from Dnndea, brings a Home experience of the business, and our customers may be assured of every attention being given to their requirements. A. CUBTIS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Confectioners and Fruitererß, opposite Government Buildings, Lambton-quay, Wellington. 6th July, 1885. With reference to tho above, the undersigned begs to intimate that he is prepared to supply pure Sweets and Fruits, of the best quality, at the lowest prices, and trusts by strict attention to the requirements of his customers, to merit a continuance of the patronage given to hiß predecessors. DAVID WIGHTON.
Purveyor to His Excellency the Governor. A W. B R O W N, (Suooessor to H. F. Logan), Lambton Quat, Informs the residents in town and oountry that he has opened a nicely assorted stook of China, Glass, and Earthenware in the latest styles and of first-olass quality; alao to hand, ex late arrivals, a largo stock of firstclass Groceries, inoluding — 5 oases C. and B. Black Cnrrant Jelly 5 oases C. and B. Bed Currant Jelly 5 oases C. and B. Calves Feet Jelly 3 cases Prime Fruits in Noyeau 3 oases Frenoh Prunes. Only gooda of the very beat quality kept in stook. Patrons waited on daily for orders. Tolephono orders promptly attended to. LAMBTON QUAY and TORY-STBEET. TTUTZGERALD'S Irish Moss, for Coughs JD and Colds FitzGerald'a Iron and Quinine Wino Tonic FitzGerald's lodised Sarsaparilla or Blood Purifier FitzGerald's Cough Specific, in use for over ten years FifasGerald'a Santonins Worm Powders for Children FitzQerald's Anti Sea-siokness Mixture, a capital remedy FitzGerald'e Eucalyptus Balsam, for Sore Throats and Influenza FitzGerald's Podophyllin Liver Fills (tasteless) FitzGerald's Extract of Koromiko, a specifio for Dysentery Manufacturer and Proprietor of Dr. Heilbron's Worm Cakeß (sugar ooated) Manufacturer and Proprietor of Dr. Solly's i Cherry Tooth Paste A large stock of Hot Water Bottles, Lung Proteotore, Nursing Aprons, SeemleßS Enemas, Feeding Bottles, Bed Pans, Bath and Nnraery SpongOß, Smelling Bottles from 6d each ; Tooth, Nail, and Hair Brushes, Feeding Cupß, Paris Peßsaires, &o. Baiss' Pure Cod Liver Oil, Mellin'a Food, Brand's Essence of Beef, Extract of Malt, Beef, and Iron Wine, &o. Agent for Towle'a Pennyroyal and Steel Pills, Waller's I Eucalyptus Extract, and Dr. Scott's Eleotrio Belta. Vacoination Free daily (except Wednesday Toeth extracted without pain, under the influence of Nitrous Oxyd gaa. WILLIAM C. FITZGEBALD, Chemist, Surgeon Dentist, and Publio Vaocinator, Medical Hall, Manners-street, and the Pharmacy, Willis-street, Telephone, Nos. 93 & 213. Wellington. CASEY & M'DONALD. SPECIAL Purchase, Jackets and Ulsters— 20s jaokets for 12s 6d ; 25b jackets for 15s ; 45s Paris jaokets, 29s 6d ; 50a German jaoketa for 35a ; ladies' ulsters, 7a lid, 8a lid ; ladies' ulsters, 10b 6d, 12a Gd ; ladiea' ulsters, 15s 65, 19a Gd ; ladies' ulsters, 255, 30s ; children's ulsters, 2m Cd, 2s lid ; children's ulsters, 4s 6d, 5s 6d ; ladieB 1 corsets, Is lid, 2a 6d ; ladies' corsets, 3s 6d, 4s 6d. Wolfe's Schnapps is an exoellent specific for indigestion, rheumatism, and gout. Obtain Wolfk's, accept nothing 1 else.— Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 12, 14 July 1885, Page 3
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