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Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 83, 9 April 1891, Page 4

BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS* EXCELLENCY ¥$$#'$ THE EAItL OF ONSLOW. ASK YOUR OBQOEB FOR (■4% • fF\ B /fi\ \m.2.IHDUBTBIAI(JAZBTTS !-£ A4M9 ' H VSA ¥\ m / jSL\ »" The blending is entirely atten8 iSSL ■ uGLS M r£#*^Vii % ded t0 °? Mr - Nelson himself, I^JW" Jl ▼▼»•* m Binbusonl' % who is a Taster of grunt experim AYfl/?f??rV ence ' and llas haJ & special IM TUP M /JsffiE*iyk » training in the art." in inc. m /rrarairny % timabtj herald. I m M I fti wSmn\ firm deserves the supV]/r\r%\ \J # / JaaaHsl \ % port of all purchasers of Tea \-J f\ *^ m m fif ESEeSH.A Wk as the article they oßer is m wfl Jdtie *w*5S&? tfl\ «L * u P er i or '° anything wa CV m #<o *jSS^2Sjn^\ % have seen in tlnsColany." # /# ns'iHiffT^V % PBESB - U^ N / /$ 2SSEvM VBlender."™'" "^ THOUGH # /* jEBSJi£- *\ \ PRICES: gv ALL M £$''$&' , \|h^™'^"' | ' | i 'ff "'"'' '^TinjL " 2/8 37PURE BLENDED TEAS? AUCKLAND, WE LI GTON. GHRISTGHURCH, DUNEOtii AGENTS EVERYWHERE. HURRAH ! What fun it is with our MAIL CART —so nioe to go out pionioing. We bought it at ARNOLD'S, Willis-stbbbt. You oan get them with Rubber or Iron Wheels. And Buoh nioe PERAMBULATORS— Rubber Wheels, £1 17s 6d ; Iron Wheels, JBI ss: all reversible hoods. BASKETWARE of every description— Chairs, Tableß, Ac. PERAMBULATORS SOLD ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. EDWIN "TENOLD, 90, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. LYSAGHT'S ORB IKON. L^" r " ORB GALVANIZED IKON. |X ORB CORRUGATED. £_] I"% ORB MAIN IKON. I" J Galvanized Tinned LYSAGHT ORB IRON, JIL TSE BEST AND CHEAPEST IliON, f | [_% THE MOST UNIFORM IRON. ■ OR B g TWENTY CWT. OP ORB IRON WILL COVER AS MUCH AS % j&g TWENTY-ONE CWT. OF ANY OTHER. BRAND. SOLD BY ALL Galvanised Tinned IRONMONGERS AND MERCHANTS. USE ONLY JOHN WILSON & CO.'S PORTLAND CEMENTS T A R /* JL °\ BRAND (> W% Q\ i \ 9 TRADE MARK, m TRY X^ / TT Upwards of 10,000 Tons already used in New Zealaud. PETER HUTSON & CO., SOLE AGENTS FOE WELLINGTON AND DISTRICT. ALSO vl\vsojys HYDRAULIC LIME AGENT TRADE 4( MARK FOR JiWilson&C? AUCKLAND, NL2, ADDRESS— WARING TAYLOR-STREET, WeUington.

N;EW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION ■ FIEST AWARD. PURITY CIGARETTES. CAMERON AND SIZEKS, Richmond, Vibgina. The Finest, Mildest, Purest, and Boat. P. and O. Co.'s R.M.S. Parramatta, 14th January, 1888. -My Dear Mr. Fitegerald— Before we part after our long passage from Australia, I take the opportunity of thanking you for your great kindness and attention to me during severe and protracted siokness; had I not been able to avail myself of your professional services, matters would have gone hard with me. That my health ia now in a measure restored is entirely due to your care, for whioh I tender my very best thanks. If spared to return from my next expedition to New Guinea, I hope to be able in some measure to repay the very great and lasting obligation which I owe for services bo kindly and thoughtfully rendered. Youra very sincerely. John Strachan, F.R.G.S.A., Author of " Explorations in New Guinea." ADVICE AND MEDICINE, 2s 6d. WM. C FITZGERALD, CONSULTING CHEMIST, Subseon Dentist & Public Vaccinatob, Evening Post Corner, Wellington. Telephone, 188. 8. LUKE Si BONS, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON .AND BRABS FOUNDERS, AND SHIPBUILDERS. Makßeb op thk Excxlsiob Cooking Bang*. This Range is acknowledged to be the best introduced into this market. Why householders should not bt> without one. These are four reasons why— 1st — Because we believe they are more economical in fuel than any other range in the oolony, or out of it (we have a long list of testimonials to this effeot). 2nd — They are more strongly made. Fireplaces made of cast iron, not tiles. 3rd — The ovens and boilers are portable, which enable them to be thoroughly cleaned occasionally, and can also be removed easily „to effect repairs, without disturbing range or mantel fixtures ; all parts are made to a standard size, and can be renewed without - trouble and with little expense. 4th — Laat, but moat important reason, they are said to cook in very much leBB time and with very much less trouble than any other range known. An idea of the success of our Ranges may be gathered from the fact that last year we sent out over 500 of different sizes. We are supposed to bo the largest makers in the colony, and make between 40 and 50 different sizes and designs, which is by far the largest variety made to our knowledge. Inspection of our showrooms, Mannersstreet, Wellington, invited. An illustrated oatalogue will be sent on application. W, EADBB & 00. 20, CUBA-STEEET, B Opposite Te Aro House, , UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Hearse, &c, kept on Premise*. Funerala oonduoted to nit all olaasos, *ir< ever? reouisito. .BUILDEBB AND CONTRACTORS. Residenoe on the premises. Ring bei «ndat lamp, np the entrance.