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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 61, 9 September 1885, Page 1

TILE HEAETHS. FENDERS. Minton's Latest Registered Designs Berlin Blaok, Bronzed and Brass, with Fire Irons Steel and Niokel-plated Bars Steel, Brass, and Niokel-plated Large Assortment, New Patterns BEDSTEADS. LAWN TENNIS. Neweat patterns with Brass and Nickel- A large.assortment of Ayres' celebrated plated Mountings make, comprising Rackets, Balls, Childs' Cots and Beds and I.E. Covors, &o. ■ TEA TRAYS. PLATEDWARE. Japanned and Paper Maohie Knife Afternoon Tea Spoons and Tea and Cleaners, from 4s Coffee Sets, Wire Dish Covers, Biscuit Boxes, Butter Coolers, &o. BHOW ROOMS, GREY & FEATHERBTON-STREETB. [cabd.J OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. EH. B E E R E, C. E., • Authorised and Licensed SURVEYOR, A LEXANDER THOMPSON Mining Enoinebk, J\, Lambton-quay and Hawkestone-street, (Late of Christohurch) Wellington. — ~ Begs tointimato to his Friends and the Pnblio WR WA T F 8 • ' Mkhchant, ' ' ponerolly that he will open the premises And Commission Agknt. i n Cuba-streot, lately ocenpied by H. T. Wines and Spirits ef the beßt brands always _, .„. „ , , n , . .. in stook. Phillips (two doors above Ghuznee-street), on Agent for the Standard Fire and Marine ,„,, < , T ,«m™,-r.,vr. Insurance .Company of New Zealand, Nor- SATURDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, them Land, Loan, and Building Company __,„ , , , • ,„ „,.,. (Limited ) With a fresh and carefully selected stook of LAMBTON-qUAT... WELLINGTON. GBNEB AL GROCERIES, -B AIS O ™E^GINEERS WAEDf OIL AHD DALIAN GOODS, AUTHORISED N SURVEYORS t TEA A ™LyaTT. Lioensed under gmd^ Transfer and Native where he hopes by striot attention to busi-QsiiT-BTtxxT. ness and supplying goods of best quality, Z Z I Z I „ „ I combined with long Home oxperienee, and IT. , r & a » U fl a • charging the lowest possible prioes, to merit {WM fiABCOTHB AHD PABSOKB), ft rf patronage . BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, AND UNDERTAKER Note tho Address-™ PirmA-sTBiBT ALEXANDER THOMPSON, CTTY FOUNDRY, Cuba-strbet Eva-street, ofl_Taranaki.plaoe. (Two door(j ftboye GhTlzneo . Biireett . VljT CRABTREE A SONS, Millwrights, Engineers, and General Smiths, makers of every description of Steam Engines and Boilers, Sawmill Maohinery, Builders' and Gontraotom' Ironwork, Iron Gates, Fencing andarda and Ornamental Fenoing, Ao. c£fOv/« LUKE & SONS, • TN the event of two or more ENGINEERS, X registering the nearest Ibon and Bbabsvoundxbb, Boilxb- number of Peas contained in KAKIBS AND SHIP BUILDBBB, j« »» $« 1 the HALL OF COMMERCE, TE ABO FOUNDRY, Cuba-street, tho .£SO will be divided. WELLINGTON. Are still manufacturing their superior c&Ovf* Ranges. •yiOTOBIA; FOUNDRY, WILLIS-STBEXT, E. S E~Tg AR, Enginmb Boilebxaesb, Ibon and Bkabb Foundsb. CABINET. UPHOLSTERY, AND — . \_/ BEDDING WAREHOUSE. Estimatdß famished for all descriptions of — M. ELLER & CO., maohinerv. .. „. Op 55 Willis-Stbhet, Whilst thanking the pnblio for their very 7£&P!™i^bso liberal patronage since they commenced busiTi^S^Ji&CfX ness, wonld respeotf ully draw their attention to the faot that they have JUST OPENED v. . . A i. j. XT- -ei_ ii o- tit UP a large consignment of IRON BEDBy Appointment to His Enoellenoy Sir W. STEA DS, of all sorts, sizes, prices, and _ , . „ ext i» i a oolonrs, and they can now supply them from D. Jervois, Governor of New Zealand. tho plainest up to a brass-mounted bedstead — — fit for any mansion. WLITTLEJOHN A SON, We have also increased our stook with a • large variety of CHAIRS. All sorts of WATCHMAKERS American Chairs, Anstrian Bentwood Chairs (blaok and walnut). t ND We would also remind thoee intending furnishing that we are making a real good artiole JEWELLER in all descriptions of Bedding, at reduced prioes, which we are enabled to do, having Laitbtok Quay. on band a good stook of material. Tickings — — — of all descriptions. Flax, Flook, Kaipoi, NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS I Hair. Springs, Webbing, Ac. To be sold ~— - wholesale or retail — Frames in walnut, cedar, GL. JENNE SS ' S and kauri. Walnnt Suites in Tapestry and • Cretonne ; Cedar Suites in Hair and Cloth ; CLOCKS for 5a Od good and oheat). Inspection invited. s^nS L rLoSrs lite \ COBB & CO -' S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ALAEUM CLOCKS ... 7s fld ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Before you bny your goods at any other -| -AILY Coaches from Masterton at 12.45 Bhop. go and get tho price of them at JEN- Jj p.m. for Woodville, Palmerston North, NESS r s, and save 25 per oent. Large variety an a Tahoraite (for Napier), returning from to select from. Their quality, thorough Tahoraite on arrival of firßt train from sonndncßs, and oorreot performance guaran- Napier teed. ' JAMES MACARA, All kinds of Repairs done on tho shortest Proprietor, notice, and at lowest prioes. . English and foreign workmen kept. All TJROSSER'S TELEGRAPH LDJE OF work done on the premises. Jf ROYAL MAIL COACHES, novelties7]noveltiesi e ™° -TSSaVAISS""" 0 " AND Glass S^des>^on Sale. P Will loave the Bank Hotel. Wellington, at G. L. JENNESS, 8 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. daily. Willis-stroet Wellington. ~T~ n , — — Passengors oan and all paroels must be FRANK GE A DV, booked at Bank Hotel Stables, and at Laery -JEWELLER and IMPORTER, »nd Campbell's Store, Wil^stmt O WILLIS-STBKET. ProDrietoT Gold and Silver i ewellery of newest designs. — ■ — - 1 - Watches, Clooks. Electro-plated Goods, POULTERER AND FISHMONGER. Optioal Goods. Jewellery of every description made and T|/rRS. LIARDET, widow of the late F. repaired on the premises. ij JL E. Liardet, Poulterer and Fishmonger, Just opened np, a splendid selection of of Lambton-qu»y, begs to return her most liich-clasd Jewellery, Novelties in Opalescent Eincere thanks for the muoh kind sympathy Glass, Fanoy China, Phot ) Fraroo3, Bags, extended to her in her great bereavement. Purees, Birthday and Wedding Cards. &c., She desires to inform her many patrons &o. A Urge consignment of Cricket Mate- and friends that it is her intention to oarry rials, including Lillywhite's celebrated Bats, on the bnßiness of her late husband, and Dark's, Pago's, and Duke's Balls. Also, hopes to reoeive the full meed of support Ayres' Tennis Racquets, Balls, &o. that was aooorded to him.