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Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3, 4 January 1889, Page 3

" SWEATING IN WELLINGTON." TO THE EDITOR. SIR — Several members of the Honourable Craft of the Ordor of St. Crispin have demurred, and taken exception to, in fact gone so far as to ohargo the nndersigned with adopting what is commonly called the " Sweating " system in their trade. However, that maybe so, or otherwise. What is it to do with their business, so long as the people concerned are satisfied ? The publio are the best judges, and their verdiot is that J. W. Riokmon is the people's man for Boots and Shoes in the nineteenth century. Never before in the annals of New Zealand has a long-suffering publio had their Boots and Shoes mended for nothing. — J. W. RICKMAN, the Cash Bootmaker and Importer, opposite the Opera House, Mannersstreet. P. S.— Boots purchased from us until Ist of January will be soled and heeled free of charge. NOTICE TO THE CONTRIBUTORS OF THE WELLINGTON HOSPITAL. fTTHE Annual Meeting will be held on J THURSDAY, the 10th day of January, at 7 p.m., at the City Counoil Buildings, for appointing two Trustees. F. H. FRASER, Chairman. TOURIST PHOTOGRAPHERS. A DARK ROOM, and appliances provided, for the use of Tourist Photographers, at the CAMBRIDGE HOTEL, Cambridge Avenue. A FAIRY SHOW OF PRESENTS, useful, cheap. J. KITCHEN'S, Pantheon. Mannere-strpct. i HMIIKRE i-TnoVtter jnd^'loVTvhir' i* S froo.l than Germans — They ul«a.jo drink Wolfe's Schnapps. ASTE PAPER for Sale. Apply Evenmg Post offioe.