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LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT BANK. OFFICES PANAMA-STREET. Established 1875. Tho oldoßt and most reliable office in Wellington for IMMEDIATE ADVANCES On Bills of Sale, Deposit of Deeds, Shares, Bond Warrants, &c. CASH ADVANCED On Personal Security, repayable by wcokly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. SPECIALITY. Bills Discounted Daily at Cuerent Bates. All Transactions Entertained. Address— THE MANAGER. MONEY TO LEND. AQAAA TO LEND, in sums of otiUUU .£3OO upward, on freehold security ; town preferred. For further particulars address Money, Evening Post office. MONEY TO LEND. SEVERAL Sums for investment, on approved securities, from £50 to £20,000, at lowest current rates. Apply A. J. M'TAVISH & CO., 31, Lambton-quay. MONEY TO LEND. OKAA and £250— Rate 61 per cent., on first mortgage, freehold property, town or country. J. DRANSFIELD, i, Groy-street. JONES & ASHDOWN, TAILORS. ~\\J"E HAVE OPENED UP A Magnificent Selection of AUTUMN AND WINTER TWEEDS, OVERCOATINGS, VICUNAS, WORSTED COATINGS AND CLOTHS. An Early Inspection Invited. JONES & ASHDOWN, Tailors, 12, Lambton-quay, Wellington. Blenheim, Deo., 1890. To the Manager Zealandia Bitters, Blenheim. DEAR SIR, — I sincerely thank you for sending me your Zealandia Bitters. I can recommend them to anyone suffering from indigestion. For two years I tried all remedies, but your bittors was the only thing I found of service. K. FOSTER, Manager of the Boga Meat Company, Blenheim. Blenheim, 10th Feb., 1891. Mr. John O'Sullivan, Sib, — I was seized with a severe attack of dysentry and passing a quantity of blood. I got alarmed at my state. I procured some of your Zealandia Bitters, three doses of which quite cured me. I have therefore much pleasure, in testifying to the benefit I received from the use of your medicine. I am, yours truly, SAMUEL MAHAN. OTILTON CHEESE. Equal to the very best English. Manufaotared by the Robltn Bush Dairt Factory. TOTHILL, WATSON & CO., Invercargill, Sole Agents. JOHN NICOL, DLUMBEE, GASFITTER, *c. BUCKLE-STBKT. Agent for Drain Pipes, Gully Traps, fto. WILKINS AND FIELD, Manners-steeet, TTAVE IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE— GUNS— Single and Double-barrel Muzzle and Breech-loading, 12 to 20 gauge. GUNS — Hammerless. RIFLES— Large variety, including Saloon. RIFLES— The only place in New Zealand where the new Improved Lee Magazine Rifle and Cartridges are to be obtained. English and American Sporting Gun Cartridges, 12 to 20 gauge. English and American Rifle and Revolver Cartridges, all sizes. Powder, Shot, Caps, and all other requisites. Swift, Sure Pigeon Traps and Clay Pigeons. WILKINS AND FIELD, Manners-street. ASPHALT ! ASPHALT ! TT7TLLIAM TEVERSHAM, Asphaltcr, T T Newtown-avenue (late of tho Corporation). The greatest boon in the city for cheapness, durability, and for purifying backyards. Blocks laid equal to tho Corporation. Health is better than wealth, so be advised and get yonr yards asphalted, and keep down all feTera.^WM.TEVEBSHAMj
Wellington, 23rd March, 1891. Mb. Wm. C. Fitzgerald, Chemist, Next Evening Post Office, Willis-streot. DEAR SIR,— I havo used your Chocolate Worm Tablets for myself and children, and am extremely pleased with the results. Wishing you success with them, Yours faithfully, D. J. GREEKS. Country Agents for salo of the above — A. M. Lester Karori Chadwick and Rive Carterton D. Braid Johnsonville D. Wilkio Petone F. H. Cockroll Otaki C. Ridd Pahiatua ADVICE AND MEDICINE, 2s 6d. WM. C. EITZGERALD. CONSULTING CHEMIST, Surgeon Dentist & Public Vaccinator, Evening Post Corner, Wellington. Telephone 188. /GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE VX DEPARTMENT. Established 1870. EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. For the following, amongst many reasons, New-Zealanders should support their national office:— 1. Its Security is absolute. 2. Its Premiums are low. 3. Its Bonuses.are high. 4. Its Funds are all invested in the Colony. 5. Its business is restricted to New Zealand, the HEALTHIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. New-Zealanders who insure in Australian and American offices which obtain the bulk of their business from the Old World and the other colonies (including Queensland, Western Australia, and Fiji) have to pay for THE LOSB ARISING FROM THE HEAVIER MORTALITY OF THOSE COUNTRIES. The death-rate in Queensland is 60 per cent, higher than it is in New Zealand. Accumulated Funds at present date, over ONE AND A HALF MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAIi INCOME, over £300,000. J H. EICHARDSON, 3] Commissioner. S. LUKE & SONS. TH NGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON JQJ AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND SHIPBUILDERS. Makers of the Excelsior Cooking Range. This Range is acknowledged to be the best introduced into this market. Why householders should not be without one. These are four reasons why— 1st — Because we believe thoy are more economical in fuel than any other range in the colony, or out of it (we havo a long list of testimonials to this effect). 2nd — They are more strongly made. Fireplaces mado of cost iron, not tiles. 3rd — The ovens and boilers are portable, whioh 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 — Last, but most important reason, they are said to cook in very much less 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 be the largest makers in the oolony, 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 catalogue will be sent on application. SHACKLOCK'S ORION RANGES ! THE MOST ECONOMICAL, SELFSETTING RANGE MADE, AND WILL BURN WOOD OR COAL. SEVERAL SIZES MADE for burning Wood in long lengths, and are specially adapted for the country. Thoy are fitted with CAST IRON OR INTERNALLY TINNED COPPER BOILER. Upwards or 4000 thSSsTnd 4000 are in use in various parts of New Zealand. THE OVENS KEEP A GOOD REGULAR HEAT. THEY ARE GOOD BREAD BAKERS. The OVEN BOTTOMS heats well. Pastry may be browned and liquid substances such as a Pie or Rice Pudding may bo BOILED on the OVEN BOTTOM. If you aro about to build a New Kitchen Chimney, be sure and have it fitted with the PATENT TAKE ALL FLUE AND VENTILATOR, It gives a Cool and Pure Atmosphere. No Steam Heat or Effluvia. No Headache. Consult toub Architect about it. SOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS. DUNEDIN EXHIBITION AWARDS. JH. D~T L T O N • RECEIVED FIRST PRIZE FOR LADY'S RIDING HABIT. j. h. dTlton, 43, Cuba-street, and 65, Lambton-quay. HOSE. HOSE. HOSE. WANTED Known— Being overstocked with Hose and Water Fittings, must sell to make room for new arrivals. The cheapest house in town. J. E. Hayes, 105, Lambton-quay
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Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 138, 13 June 1891, Page 4
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