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Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 63, 13 September 1890, Page 3

In spite of the strike and the bad times peoplo are always grumbling abont, there appear to be plenty ready to Hpeoulate when there aro real bargains to be had. At C. Smith's Salvage Fire Sale the shop is full to overflowing every day, and all are appa- | rently well pleased with their purchases. We would recommend thoße who have not already visited this Salo to do so beforo it closes.— Advt. for tenet muuton of rtaaxngmaitir Mtjourth vaat.

LADIES, READ THIS. TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES. THAVB Bought a Splendid Lot. Como and ste them. They will be Sold Choap during the Sale at PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE, Cuba-street. WELLINGTON TRAMWAYS. OWING to the prcsont stagnation in trade caused by tha atriko, on and after Monday next, 15th Soptembor, the Trams UP to 1.30 p.m. will run at intervals of twenty minutoa, commonoing at 7.20 a.m. from Nowtown. The afternoon service will remain unaltered. A. HALL.

NOTICE. A 'BUS will Leave the Lower Hutt Railway Station every Tuesday and Friday, at 11 a.m., returning from Wellington Railway Station at 3.30 p.m. G. A W. T. CUBBY. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. SKERMAN'S PATENT CLOSET OR COMMODE. riIHE undersigned have made arrangeX ments with the patontee for the manufacturing of these articles, and hare aoveral on view at their premises, where inspection is invited. Principal advantages of these Closets :— . 1. There is not the least smell, as it is completely sealed. 2. The bucket also otn be removed without the leaat smell. 3. They are eaaily fixed— no carpentering required, no drainage. 4. No inoonvenienoe of preparing earth. And aaveral other advantages too numerous to mention, but muat be aeen and need to be appreciated. BALLINGER BROS., Waring Taylor-street, Sole Manufacturers for the Colony of New Zealand.