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Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 75, 31 March 1891, Page 3

LOST, by widow who has to work for throe chi'dron, a Pnrse containing ni'iney, ut tlip Druids' sporta on Bacin Hosoive yesterday. Will finder please leave at Evening- post LOoT, yesterday morniug, abreast b.s. liowena, a Geld Broooh. Finder rewarded on returning to Heavitree Honse Molesworth street. WILL Mr. W. Mehaffy pleaso call on Mr. Davenport at the Royal Oaf Hotel this evening, between 7 and 8, without fail. BOARD and Residence for gentlemen at No. 28, Wellington - terrace ; two minutes walk trom town. ■j^UKMSUED Apartments on the Terraoe, JL? with or without Board ; moderate terms ; every convenience. Address at Evening Post. HITEHALL, Bouloott-streot. — Private Boardinghouse. Vacanoies for permanent boarders and visitors ; every convenience and > ■Jcommodation • central position j splendid view of harbour ; terms moderate. MRS. S. SCOTT having taken over the Red Light Boarding House, has vacanoiea for a few permanent Boarders ; terms, 16s per week ; baths and every convenience. npO LET OR SELL, Maarama-creßcent, JL a new oight-roomed House, exclusive of bathroom, pantry, washhouso, play-room, cellar, coal and wood looker, fitted with gaß, hot and cold water, aud all neoeasary conveniences ; large area of gronnd, commanding one of tho finost viows in Wellington, and within fifteen minutoa' walk of the Post Office. To a responsible tenant, rent 25s per week. Also, Maarama-creEcent, ten-roomed Villa, on one floor, for not lobb than five years, fitted up with every convenience. Words oannot describe the lovely prospect, the house and grounds must be seen. Cards to view on application. FOR SALE, 15 Seotions, 40 x 110, Maaramaoreacent ; drain pipoa laid to every seotion ; gaa and water laid. The road is 40ft wide ; pavements asphalted both sidoß. Every soo--ion commands a magnifioont view of the harbour. Tho healthiest spot in Wellington, and only fifteen minutes' walk from the wharf. Tho sections will bo sold on favourable terms or leased subjeat to purchase ; or, if preferable, buildingß to suit erected on lease or purchase. For particulars of the above properties apply to F. SIMEON, 14, Manners-streot. ]"*O LB 11,I 1 , Lambton-quay, Houso and Shop, with plate-glass front; Vogeltown, Private Residence, nine rooms and conveniences;, rents nominal. J. M. Cleland, No. 13. linakori-road. I*o LET, pleasantly situated, in Brougham street, six-roomed House, bathroom, wash-house, copper, and p w.0. ; £1 Is por week. Apply Mrs. Coohran, Brougham-street 1 g O LET, a Honso in Moloaworth-streot ; n also a small Shop. Apply to R Duignan, Molesworth-Gtroet. tO LET, at Karori, a very desirable thirteeh-roomed House ; contains seven bedrooms and bath UDstairs j tho wholo has bqen repapered and the outside repainted ; with good garden attaohed and with frnit trees and good supply of water; will be let either with paddook and Btabling or the houso and garden ; coaoh passes to town throo times each way. Apply to S. Lancaster. r i y 0 LET, about two miles from WoUingM. ton, a very nice seven-roomed House, at present in the occupation of Mr. R. Bulkley, Dentist, Willis-street. For particulars apply to Mr. Bulkley or Mr. S. Lancaster, Karori. f|TO LET, a Shop, with dwelling of throe I. rooms, soullery, &c, in Vivian-street ; rent 16a per week. Apply to W. Tuetin, Firie-Btreet. rr-0 LET, 8-roomedllouse'in Owon-street, JL lately oooupicd by Mr. Midlane. Apply William Boyd, Seoretary Wellington Trust, Loan, and Investment Company (Limited), 28, Lambtou- quay. ' E *O LET, 2 fnrnißhod front Rooms, with fi overy convenience ; uso of kitohen, bathroom, &o. Apply Evening Poßt. r t\O LET, Cottage, three rooms nnd fi aoullery, every convenience ; rent, 6b per week. Apply A. Collins, opposite Botanical Gardens gate, Tinakori-road. TW^O LET, one Bovon-roomod Houso in JL Sussex-square, all conveniences. Apply G . Leslie, Bute-street. rr\o LET, a five-roomed House, in BrookX street, Thorndon; rent only 10s por week. Thirty for sale on the rent purohaso ayatem. See O. W. Clayton, Vivian-street. •BO LEI', Milk Run at Crofton, throe a mile 3 from Wellington; 200 aores splendid winter feed. Box 341, Wellington. TO LET, a corner Shop, Adelaide-road and Hospital-road. Apply to W. James, on the premises. T| 'O LET, in Lawrence-street, Newtown, a B. delightfully situated seven-roomed House, with large and well laid out garden ; gas, and hot and cold water ; rent £55. Apply H. Fieldor. |" ATE ARRIVAL SALEI SALE! SALE! LAST FOURTEEN DATS. Dnring the last Fourteon Days of our Late Arrival Sale we shall sell the balance "of the Btook at ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS ! At Shippers' Risk. ÜBTTAL rßiox. Gents' Satin Calf Walking Shoes 8 6 12 6 Gents' Shooting Boots ... 9 6 12 6 Gents' Calf E.S 10 6 14 6 Gents' Calf Walking Bale., sewn 10 6 15 6 Gents' Kid Walking Shoea 12 6 17 6 Genta' Calf do 12 6 17 6 Gents' Calf Walking Bals. 17 C 25 0 Genta' Porpoiae-hide Lawn Bala 22 6 35 0 Genta' do do, waterproof solea 23 6 37 6 Ladies' Walking Shoes ... 5 6 8 6 Ladies' Kid do 6 6 9 6 Ladies' Moroooo do 7 6 10 6 Ladies' Glaoe Kid bhoea ... 10 6 14 6 Ladies' Morocco Bals. ... 8 6 12 6 Ladies' Kid Bala 10 6 13 6 Ladies' nico Walking E.S. C 6 8 6 Maids' and Children's at equally low prices Girls' Sohool Boots, guaranteed, from 4 6 600 pairs Fluted Tennis Shoes, from 2 11 500 pairs Ladies' Glace Kid Bals 7 6 11 6 The above goods aro all from the beßt makers in Europe, and oan only be bought at W. & J. STAPLES & CO.'S, 83, WILLIS-STREET. Books closed during tho sale. Ty A N tITd K~N OW N- t If you want to get settled in life, 1 And your income's too slender to mate on, A friend who'll assist you you'll find I If you call on O. W. Clayton. -, T\7" ANTED KNOW NHe's a man who'll sell you a house, . And tho deeds all 0.X., with tho date on, ' Hand over for only a rent, So just call on O. W. Clayton. s "fl/" ANTED KNOW N— "* He 11 furnish it spio and Bpan through, J Including a swell suits in cretonne, 1 If you'll add a small sum for tho wear— A fair dealer is O. W. Clayton. ' TV7- ANTED KNOWN— I His terms none can ever call harsh ; A poor man he v ill never bard lay't on j Don't try any tricks aud you're right With, as landlord, O. W. Clayton. WANTED KNOW N— 0 c Some landlords a poor man will rush c Who's " behind " and quite low down will 1 play't on ; Do the best you can and a friend r You may reckon on O. W. Clayton. ] ■^y ANTED KNOW N— ; Jnst look at bin cottages neat 1 While bright children are swinging the ; gate on ; Ha has fifty from which yon may cbooso, go hasten to O. W. Clayton. * TTf ANTED KNOWN- < If I were a Shake3peare or Sootfc, - Or even Macauley or Aytoun, I'd spin out a lay a mile long In praise of O. W. Clayton. t WANTED Known, that I have for sale, 1 both New and Second-hand Buggies, Waggonettes, Pony Phaetons, Spring Carts, Spring Drays, Tip Draye, and Expresses, j also Butchers' and Bakers' Carts. Note the - address— Wellington Coaoh Faotory, Man- ' nera-Btreet, M. Bohan, Proprietor. taT ANTED Known— Drain Pipes, Gully l • » Traps, Buchan TrapE, Bricks, im- * ney Pots, Cement, Lime, Sand and Gravel on sale at Pet«r Hutson & Co. 'a, City. ] yjrr ANTED Known— Jam, Jelly, and ] *» Pickle Jars, also Bread Pans, : Butter Crocks, and Cream Jars in large variety, for sale cheap, at Peter Hutson and * Co. 's Waring Taj lor-street, City < ANTED Known— E. J. King Tunes J Pianos. Pianos kept in tune by the ' year. Firßt tuning 7b 64 ; one guinea after per annum within the city. Repairs by a 1 practical maker and notion fitter. Mr. ' King has the names of over 250 patrons for 1 whom he has tuned pianos bLqcb his residence in Wellington. Try King's for violin and Banjo Btrings, large Btook wholesale and , retail. E. J. King, Muaio Seller, Manners- , street. , T¥7 ANTED Known— lf you want your J ** Drains properly Laid, Ventilated, ■ <to., with all the latest improvements, go to . Peter Huteon & Co., Waring Taylor-street, '■ who are licensed by the City Counoil to lay and connect drains, to., Ac 1