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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 152, 24 December 1885, Page 3

TJIRMINGHAM HOUSE. Jest Received per Direot Steamers— CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS From Id upwards. For the latest Novelties in Ladies' Bags, Photo. Albums, Photo. Framea, Work Baskets and Boxes, Ladiaa' Companions, Fitted Dressing Bags and Cases, Presentation Purses, Inkstands, Cigar and Cigarette Coses, yon must purohase from WHITAKER BROS. Newest Designs in China and Glassware, at very low priceß, at WHITAKER BROS. For a good assortment of Pbactical and Standard Books, At lowest priceß, vißit WHITAKER BROS. The only really good assortment of Novelties in Toys, Pionio Baskots, Maori Curios, and Maori Hand Bags and Baskots, at WHITAKER BROS., 183, Lambton Quat, Wellington. pAXES! CAKES! CAKES! PURCHASERS OF CHRISTMAS CHEER will find my two establishments REPLETE WITH EVERY DELICACY of the Confectioner's Art ! Suitable for the Season, and at prioes that cannot be beaten in Wellington. COME AND SEE MY EXHIBITS ! And make yonr pnrohasos oarly to avoid the orush. Cakes of all sorts, sizes, and prioeß. Xmas Mince Pies a Speciality. JAMES GODBER, Cuba-street Bakery. Branoh Establishment— Chelsea Bun Houbo, Manners-street. IOOK OUT for KUCH'S GREAT XMAB J PORK and POULTRY SHOW. A Christmas Merry ! a Happy New Year ! To all and Dttndry, with lots of good cheer ! Come choose of my stock if you'd have something good, Something tasty and nioe for your Xmas food, I've Turkeys and Goese, or Duoks if you ploaso, As fat and as fnll as a ripo Cheddah choose ; And Fowls by the score, and Chiokens galore, With Fowla known as " Guinea," though worth a lot more ; I've Baoon and Hams, and without any " crams," The real German Sausage— l don't deal in Bhama— With Pork Pies and Brawn, Sticking Pigs newly born, And Pork, either salted or fresh as the morn. Householders! Exoureioniats ! Piokniokers All! Come and judge for yourselves and just give KUCH a call. F. KUCH. Chablpion Pobk Shof, Mannxes-st. A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ! IN oonaequenoe of my docorations having caught fire last night, and my shop having a narrow escape from destruction, I have not got mv shop deoorated as I intended it should havo been, but I have a very large shipment of Colonial and Tropical Fruits, to bo sold To-night, at the lowest possible prioea. N. B. —l am yory thankful to thoao who assisted in putting out the firo. T. NIDD, Nelson Fruit Mart, Mannera-Btreet. SALUTATIONS TO YOU ALL! CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR. COME ONE, COME ALL, and soe the Grand Display of PURE-BBED DUBBAM AND ShOBTHOBN Beef, lambs Poultry Veal Suokers Pigs Ao., Ao. At Our Shop «g- T O • N I G H T I jgi Top of Cuba-street. CAT 1 BROS. A CO., Bntehera. E. COHEN, £lASH CLOTHIER, TAILOR, AND OUTFITTER, No. 92, WILLIB-BTBEBT, Two Doors from Manners-Btreet, Has just opened 5 CASES OP BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, Diroot from the Manufactories, and all of my own epeoial ordering, for the CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAB TRADE, and having arrived so late, it is my intention to sell them at ENflLisit Cost. 250 Youths' Suits, just opened, from 19a 6d 360 Boys' Suits, jußt opened, from 15a 6d 290 Boys' Knioker Suits, just oponod, from 5s Gd 500 Boys' Washing Suits, just opened, from 4s lid RIMEMBEB ! We aro still giving every purohaeor ono of our splendid Lithoobafh Calendars. Note the Address : F. COHEN, No. 92, Willis-street, two doora from Mannsra-atreet. THE EXCHANGE WINE CELLARS, Panama-strut. FOR THE CHRISTMAB FESTIVITIES. ONLY JUST READ ! London, 4th September, 1885. J. Maginnity, Esq., Panama-street, Wellington, DEAR Slß— With regard to the Brown Bherry we have selected one of the finest Wines, consisting of 1871 landing, and old when shipped. We have as fine a stook of Sherries as any in the Lane. This will arrive in time for yonr 'Xmas season. Always at your disposal, Yours faithfully, BROWN A PANK. I have just landed in Octaves John Jameson's Irish Whiskt, guaranteed ten years old, whioh I am going to dispose of to the publio at 34a per gallon. It is suporior to any Whisky bvbb imported into this city, the oost in Dublin being 12s per gallon in bond, verb. tap. Hampers of Mixed Spirits ... 48s por doz. „ „ Continental Wines 46s „ „ „ „ Colonial „ 28s „ „ „ Light „ „ 22s „ „ English Ale and Stout from He to 12s Colonial „ , 7s 6d In addition to the above, the undersigned has in stook a large variety of Continental Light Wines, sparkling and still, and first qualities of brands in Champagne, Sparkling Burgundy, Sparkling Hook, and other Wines. t 'The Whibkt" is as yet unrivalled, and patrons will receive a guarantee with every order. In oonsequenoo of the okiat bbduction in priooß for the abovo, terms are STRICTLY CASH at the Cellars. Note.— Second Prize awarded for Colonial Ale at the New Zealand Exhibition. (31" Collars will be kept open later than usual to afford families an opportunity of leaving their orders. JOHN MAGINNITY. IT 18 BAID MEN CLOSE THEIR DOORS UPON A SETTING SUN. ABICKMAN, on tho other hand, baa • opened hia, and will for the HOLIDAYB ' sell BOOTS and SHOES to fit every teate and creature at WHOLESALE PRICES for caeh. $j^ Sere it a chance for country vititort to town. A BICKMAN, IMPORTER AND BOOTMAKER, MANNJEBG GTBBET, WILLIB-BTBEXT, AMD MOLIBWOBTH-BTBKT.