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BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE EAEL ° P ONSLOW - ASK YOUR GROCER FOR S7\ flp *r\ M /ftV \n.Z.IHDTJSTBIALGAZBTTE. vl W T±.L r I \AA^ m /j A m" The blending is entirely attenf\AQT I OR-S M raVw KsL, % ded to by Mr. Nelson himself, I IVMV M. VWM m |f[MEI!SP)f * who is a. Taster of great experi- -*—^ -^ M AwnrtrS V m ence < and bas had * special .!■ rue # AJeSSSBA % training in the art." „ IN THE M /HjSiKJjk^V % TIMABU HEBALD. a M M M r*Tp WS i " TW* firm deserves the supl/Afi?^. ■ \1 m # VSw»nyi \ m port ofall purchasers of Tea Vf) D 1 V M / itS to SBsrr A m ■* the alticle they ofler v yS f\ 1^ m mq Mgj «wj SSJ^J^c\ superior to anything wa m Xoj fjKifr ii'SeLF 7\ m havsseeninthisColony." , hX»*^ m Mom "JgJSJjgaJkJ . •f\ " Mr. Nelson is a. pro *As\ m Ms? T^Fjn IMLJn ( Taster and though I /fr u^BJBSb^ la^^L pR|CES: PURE BLENDED TEAS? AUGKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. , AGENTS EVERYWHERE. PAA PERAMBULATORS mußt be Bold; the oheapeat ever offered in New Zealand. O\J" Rubber wheel Perambulators, £1 17 a 6d ; iron ditto ditto. j6l 5b j all reversible hoods. Ladies' Work Standß, from France and Japan, very cheap and pretty. Colonial and English mode Jtaaltet Chairs, Muaio and Flower Stands, round and square Afternoon Tea Tables, Baskets of every description. Perambulators sold on deferred payments. Invalid Carriages len out on .hire. EDWIN ARNOLD, 90, Willis-street, Wellington. WILKINS & FIELD HAVE NOW LANDED, ex s.s. ARAWA, ELLINOR VERNON, and other reoent arrivals :— Handy Candle Holders for Railway Travel- Shaw A Shrewsbury's Footballs lers Champion Boxing Glovea, with open palms Bronzed and Berlin Black Fenders, N.P. Automatic Shawl Straps and Braas Mounts American Book Raoka ' , _ Walnut Cabinet Deaka Fire Irons, Brass, N.P. and Ormolu _ , . „,. Embossed 1 in ware Fire Broaaea and Rests Children's Volocipod'ea Fire Dogß, 8.8. and Brass Pioneer See-Saws Brass and Blued Spark Gnarda Exoelaior Washing Sets Nurßery Fenders, 3ft to 3ft Gin Eoho Pistols Coal Vasea, Japanned and Wood Mop and Brush Holders Brush and Wire Door Mata Brass Curtain Chains Japanned Door Sorapera Brass and N.P. Candle Lamps Umbrella and Hall Stands . Anuoapnie Table Lamps WILKINS & FIELD, IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, MANNERS-STEEET, WELLINGTON. GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON. LYSAGHT jS ORB IRON f\ r^k is the ( I I % BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST UNIFORM I O R Bj • TWENTY CWT. OF ORB IRON WILL COVER AS MUCH AS TWENTY-ONE CWT. OF ANY OTHER BRAND. Galvanized Tinned SOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS AND MERCHANTS. NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS f .ONDON LOAN AND EXHIBITION i AJ rmsrTwAHD. DISCOUNT BANK. OFFICES PANAMA-STREET. Tj-rj ■> | ri^ VT Bbta.blibh«d 1875. The oldest and moat reliable offioe in /^■PSn«^\ immediate advances f^Kx§jsßSmm\ On dills of Sale, Deposit of Deeds, Shares, BfypLw^ iMH CASH ADVANCED I fffrgs^C 0° Pw»on«d Seourity, repayable by weekly, I y^- x /^~7h monthly, or quarterly instalmentr, $^~~s '' Mm Bills Discounted Dailt at Otjrbkit I i i«J Rath. CW C^ A "DTT'nPnPTj'C! Transactions Entertained. V'IvJrA.K>JDJX XJCJ©. Addres*-THE MANAGER. CAMERON AND SIZERS, Richmond, Viboina. MONEY TO LEND. Tho Fineet. Mildest, Pureet, and Beat. ™ VEEAL Smß^ inveßtment on ftp . Ha^aa^H^HHMMMMiaM to proved securities, from JSSO to £20,000, at lowest current rates. Apply DUNEDIN EXHIBITION AWARDS. J# M'TAVISH & CO., T H. D~IITON 31,Lambton.quay. «J • BBCXrVBD FIRST PRIZE MONEY TO LEND. FOB HIGH-CLASS TAILORWG. I?OAAA TO LEND, in sums of 3b£Aj\J\J X3OO upward, on freehold J. H. DALTON, 43, Cuba-btmbt. seourity ; town preferred. For further particulars address " Money," Evening Post offioe. PICTURE MOULDINGS. -I S\ CASES New Mouldings just re- m/r ONEY TO LEND ceived, ON A SPLENDID SELF.CTION, VERY CHEAP. APPROVED SHCURIT7. iTUSTIN BROS., Manners-street. CUNINGHAM, BADHAM ft CO., DUNEDIN EXHIBITION AWARDS. Auctioneers, JH. DALTON Brandon-street. . RECEIVED FIRST PRIZE and SPECIAL FIRST _ „, ? RIZ , K r ,. . , I A GRIPPE (Influenza).— lt has oome. For Style and Finish. Jj ÜBe Marshall's Extract of Eucalyptus J. H. DALTON, f or the distressing head and cheat symp43, Cuba-street. omg . i 6)i 6) o f all ChemUta THE coBB * CO.'B TELEGRAPH LINE WBRTHBIM coaches. QEWING MACHINE DEPOT has been WwTIAM k.ili. Phoprktob Removed to Mannebs-btbeet (next WitUA* JMIILL, f BOPBIITOB. Martin's), where all wiabing to aatiafy them- u k m<miTaK TO PABTTFPOTNT ANT) aelvea as to their merits ore oordially invited MASTERTON TO CABTLBPOINT AND to inspeot and obtain oatalognes. x^" J ■ EV.BT MACHINE ioTp IS G.ABAKTE.P. J™j^^ fZSfitfStfi 11 A BAD KNIFE SPOILS A GOOD drags, buggies, Ao., and first-class hacks nrxno-pp » always on hire. DINNER. A fßwtf Bwt mßetf fcai,, at the b^q,,,, — — Station. ri^HEN buy your Cutlery from Cameron ■ ,_-,.,» X and Christie, and save the dinner. WILLIAM NETLL, Proprietor, TIMBER SQUARING. : THE undersigned"^ prepared to aupply 0088 * CO -' 8 COACHEB Squared Timber of all kinds, Totara ~~" Piles, Telegraph and Telephone Poles, also EKETAHUNA-WOODVILLE LINE. Wire Posts and Strainers. ___ BENGTSON t ENG EAVE daa on 4rrival of Bnnnythorpe. |j firgt tmin fn?m ellin(ftoni and '- fn\Tntx a<? nATCH CAN TRAJJE " Woodville eaoh day in time to catch the . CATCH AS CATCH cas tka-dk. WeUin&t o n train At Eketabnna. FareßOTrnT» T?AT>TV Eketehana and Woodville, 7s 6d; Ekefai- i SHOP EARLY. hunaandPahiatua,ss.. BEWARE of late traders, whose goods ' Proprietor, will not bear the light of day, and are dependent on the night to catch the unwary. fT , EBTHING ._ Ee|ia «,;„, Motherß who WANTED Known, J. E. Hayes', Brass- 1 have ohildren that are cutting tiwir founder, Coppersmith, Eleotrioian, teeth, and don't forget th*t Marshall * Plumbei.Gaifitter. Hydraulic Engineer, Ac, Teething Powders ooatam neither mercury address ia lOi. Lambton-quay. nor um.— ls. All Chemist*.

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Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 31, 5 August 1890, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 31, 5 August 1890, Page 4