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JOHN DTJTHIE & CO., •REGISTER GBATES 50 ' 52 ' 58 ' 6 °' v WILLIS-STKEET. ROBT. GARDNER & CO., i Ironmongers. FENDERS AND FIREIRONS OTAYING made oxtensivo additions ROBT GARDNER & CO their previously commodious prcmi°es, are Ironmongers. a(ldillg to tlleir j^ge B took of MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLE- GENERAL IRONMONGERY PIECES , L by every arrival, from leading manufacturers ROBT. GARDNER & CO., . - ,„., . , . T in Groat Britain and America. Ironmongers. RANGES, AMERICAN & SCOTCH COOKING STOVES To BuildorsandLnndlords they offer an excellent assortment ; of KITCHEN RANGES, ROBT. GARDNER & CO., now? 11 show . j» si . zes from t.^«, „..„ starting from the low price of SXXII-iXVJi Ironmongers. SHILLINGS. COOKING UTENSILS SSSTfiS SSSHSta. ROBT. GARDNER * CO., JgJSJ- IXoKmeT Ironmongers. Heating Stoves Purnaoo Doors and Laundry Stovos Gratings ELECTRO-PLATEDWARE AND AMERICAN AND SCOTCH COOKING CUTLERY STOVES, COLONIAL OVENS. ROBT. GARDNER & CO., Ironmongers. I» Furnishing Items generally, we stand second to none. We oan give special values MANGLES AND WASHING « many lines, incl«diiig MACHINES FkN Shoks Door Scrapers ROBT. GARDNERS CO., Umbrella Stands Ironmongers. Coal Vases I Fire Guabds, Nursery Fenders, Fancy HOUSE FURNISHING IRON- 1 Bellows. MONGERY - — ¦orvD-r. nA-on-KT-nr, r m Our designs in TABLE LAMPS for this ROBT. GARDNER & CO., season aro^ ew an d elegant; and not necesIronmongers. sarily expensive The TRIPLE-ACTION BURNER (just received) is tho most porfoot GALVANISED IRON RIDGING, -j avt j c i e of the kind yet produced. Bracket &0 ' A and Hanging Lamps m great variety. ROBT. GARDNER&CO., HALF TESTER & FRENCH BEDSTEADS. Ironmongers. stook of thoso useful artioles is still \ further augmentod by additions in the Litest WIRE NAILS, LOCKS, HINGES, art patterns. j ROBT. GARDNER & CO., 1 Ironmongers. AETHA ™ E MATTKASSES ; Wo have the latest improvod make of this BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY . "SSS^JPS^fiS^ ™ ROBT. GARDNER & CO., Ironmongers. ENAMELLED WARE, aB a kitchen re- „ „ _ quisite, ia rapidly gaining proferonce over OILS, WHITE LEAD & COLOUBS tlio old-fashionod tinnoi artiolo, roduood prices bringing them within reach of the ROBT. GARDNER & CO., moßfc severe economist. T Sauckpans Ironmongers. Stbwpans TCt o v V A N8 VARNISHES, PUTTY, &c. Gridirons Wash Basins ROBT. GARDNER <fc CO., Pie Dishes Ironmongers. Bakino Pans ' Cups A T Saucerb . Smt - & TOONS, &C. BRUSHWARE — Wo would draw special attention to our ROBT. GARDNER & CO., ELECTRO-PLATE DEPARTMENT, reIronmongers. pl flte w » tn a U * na * »8 ohasto, unique, and artistic, goods of sterling value, from th« ¦PMnT TOTT *r A ii/rcMDTn A -\t wr\r\T a best makora in England and America; they ENGLISH & AMERICAN TOOLS aro mar kod at such prices as must satisfy purchasers genorally. ROBT. GARDNER & CO., Table & Dessert Forks Cruot Frames Ironmongers. Tablo & Dessert Spoons Egg Frames Tea Spoons, Egg Spoons Pickle Frames CIRCULAR, VERTICAL, AND %%%*£ iSSSSS BAND SAWS \ Butter Knivos Soup Tureons Fruit Nnivos Biscuit Boxes ROBT. GARDNER & CO., DISH COVERS, SALVERS, TEA AND Ironmongers. COFFEE JSERVICES. SAWMILLERS' REQUISITES, J.. T0 f RIV f ' *«. fow . , Tn?TrprNra T?TTT?Q! «™ 1 A largo shipment of Dining and Drawing JiJJiLiIUNU-, ilLiJLfc), &c. Eoom Mantels, in marblk, and enamelled ROBT. GARDNER & CO., HJjliTV ' Ironmongers. ¦ ¦ — ¦ * WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCERY. rr«EA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE, X Lambton Quay. j I havo for sale a largo pareol of TEAS, at ' ~~ 15s, 17s, 20s, 225, and 24s por box. BLENDED TEAS, at Is Bd, 2s, 2s 4d, and JOSEPH NATHAN & CQ., 2aßd PB rib. And from tho largely increasing demand for tmp/yrt ant* PYPfffiT hoth Boxes and Blended Toas, lam oortain IMPORI AND bXFOKI they hayo proved tho best value now offering MERCHANTS, in Wellington. Now Currants, Ca por lb LAND, COMMISSION, AND New Sultanas, 8d per lb Tapiooa, 3 por lb STATION AGENTS, Maocaroni, lOd por lb Vermicelli, lOd per lb 18, F.nchurch Buildings, LONDON Candles, Gd (s*d porlb by box) Household Soap, 12s por ewt Grey and Featherßton') Nelson Soap, 27s por ewt streets, Waring Taylor- ( WELLINGTON Best Soa P t 6 " 13 Modal), 28s per owt street, and Lambton- f Groytown Choeso, in prime condition, quay, J 8d per lb BUTTER. — In addition to my othor choice dairies, I havo mado arrangements with Mr. ¦RHAVOW WAT?WFrnTTRVC!_ James Knioht, and Bhall havq his celeUIIAJNOU WAKKHOUSfcb- THISTLB brand, B o' long and Foiton favourably known in Wellington ; and yet I have no connection with my late emPalmerston North; ployers, Jameson Brothers & Co. Tll FIF I T. D I~C~K SON, Wholesale and Retail Family Grocer, Tea and Coffee Merohant, CORRESPONDENTS IN Lambton-quat, Wellington. INDIA THE DUNACK SAUCE. China New York Under the Patronage of His Excellenoy Sir San Fkancisco ' William Jervois, X.C.8., Governor «f New Zealand. The Australian Colonies ; And Most of the Contineivtali nPHE Most Wholesome Sauce Manufao- -, A tured. Owing to the superior mCentres greaients of this Sauce, it cannot be raann- ' fatfbnred at as cheap a price as a number of sanoes imported 0 to sell, and whioh tho tv™ » ™,rtmn«, -country is flooded with at the proßont time. DEPARTMENTS— , The DUNACK SAUCE is pronounced by ¦m-a wrm-EKjavcvD wjimtffvTTou nnrvna oonnoissours to be a SUPERIOR SAUCE. MANCHESTER WAREHOUSE GOODS Jt ia Ploaaant( i 8i 8 a Good Appetisor, Aids ' Digestion, and promises to be the FAAND YOUBITE SAUCE. The manufacturer is t*t> > T.TIT.-O- /-i-n >t -r T^T^T^r. now rfSfpared to supply the Sauce WholeDRAPERY OF ALL KINDS, "^le. BUY THE DUNACK SAUCE. Take i -WTKrvq wtrttc! AMTk ppaowptph jno other from your grocers. Youwill find it ¦ WlNiiS, SPIRITS, AND GROCERIES. tto Boat Economy. Address— Molosworthutroot, next C. A. Lang, Baker and Confectionor. FANCY GOODS, EARTHENWARE, AMD Z^~ N SUMPTION IRONMONGERY. \) OF THK LUNGS, Or — DECLINE, AND ITS SUCCESSFUL i -^a-gg^ =e=e»- TREATMENT, 1 Showing that formidable disease to be onritL^Ara^^^^^afißg|^^wßW|f able in all its stages, with observation* on ST^HP'^lfellllißßßsßr^fSc • Couohs, Asthma, Chronio Bronohitis, &0., by |£ IT iSß^si^*^ B*'8 *' ffgP GEO - THOS f CONGREVE, of Peokhun BfLLIAKD 'iABIJH SiiPENOi, Post Fb« 7d. GEO. WEIGHT &CO.'S celebrated p -in n p r??^ 811^ b £ o L W \y mm * M tableßs " Bpto *¦"• ° n **¦"• Bo.K«LL™, N An*KLi2D: N.Z. WHITTEVj . NTCrror.&ON *» CO., And may bo ordered of any Bookseller. a .tmilh . N. 8. —250.000 sold in England. BRINK A yftof jm NZ. INOUSTB'AL GA2ETTE. |C# £•> S*4t 1 1 It% Ati M /l\ m " rhe Wendins is entirely attended to V\ LI VI J I LU AY. M • /ft \ mby Mr. Nelson himself, whs is a UrltlL I CLl»l# /AX % Tastor of great experience, widhw I JvVUV 1 VWbW /<» \ had a special trainine m tho art." # IN TH E M jfctf?E*jsss\_ "This firm deserves the mip- | m^ X I UjMeffMML * port of all purchasers of Tea, : Kn^~. H g^SoA-^^fk. ma" the «¦'«<•¦'« the y off « r *» 9rA^% W^ 1 \I m M OtSSS^LJ\ m superior to anything we lum hr \ yrTT«L^2?TrIV vct teen in *'"" C o ' o "*'" ¦» "^ W I L^pP^R&i\ m P " ES8 ' > - t M' M_- A gft* 1 SA>. \ fessloiml Taster an* f ' ' ibiV m #° Mr 2SI B^ > \ % Blfndcr ' \ \^THo\iWg f% |&M 2l\ \ PRICES i! COPIED M$ 2 P gE^SS si '^ \ 2/- 2/4, ! PURE BLENDED tEAS ,AUCKLAND,WELLINaTON,CHRISXCHURCH,DUNEDIN, AGENTS EVERYWHERE W BT~B P iTB R'^l PRIVATE DISPENSA.RY. "WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS, 36, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, i • Established for the Scientific akd Speedt Cube op ; CHRONIC, NERVOUS, AND SPECI AL_WSEASES. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST, DR. SPEER, M * "Rprmlar Graduated Physician, educated at Harvard College, U.S. He has devoted a Efi *timeto and is acknowledged to be the most' expert-Physftian iv his speciality iv the $ iSed Stated YOUNG MEN AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN who suffer from Nervous HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE. 1 Having been Physician in one of the leading Host*ah i of the US. enables him to treat ' allT)rivatotrouble B with excellent results. He wishes it distinctly understood that he ' dSes not clato to perform imposribilities, or to nave miraculous pwnito chunis only te i men ff>«U te guS^eLTos«v^ 1 C °OirAJBGE n SMO^EBAfcEXAMINATION AND ADVICE, Call or Address : '-'Diti'-H. «T. SPBEE/ -, «3- WESTMINSTKE CHAMBERS, 36, LAMBTON> QUAY, WELLINGTON. 31 mm ' Ounat Houbs— 9tol2a.m.,,lto4, 6T»Bp.m.

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Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 23, 14 June 1886, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 23, 14 June 1886, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 23, 14 June 1886, Page 4

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