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Evening Post, Volume XLII, Issue 92, 15 October 1891, Page 4

A FAITHFUL FRIEND. Mr. J. Pearson, of King-Btreet Arcade, tho well-known cycling tourist, whon riding over to Melbonrne with his friend, Mr. A. G. Chapman, relates soveral adventures thoy mot with on their long journey : For four days after leaving Sydnoy terriblo wet weather wan experienced, and many of tho water-coursos wero swollen so much that thoy had great difficulty in crossing thorn. On ono occasion they were compelled to strip and carry their machines across, the enrront being bo strong that they wero in imminent danger of being swept away. Although thoy wore for sovoral days riding in wot clothes, no dire results accrued, as on each evening after retiring thoy took tho precaution to rub thomsolvoß down with St. Jacob's Oil, which Mr. Pearson always carries with him on his tours, finding it a capital romody for stifTnoss and soreness of tho muaoloß, as woll as a preventative and euro for painful ailments indnced by cold. Numerous snak«s wore mot with on the journey. One monster, over 6ft long, caused thorn some trouble, as in trying to avoid it tho two cyclists collided, the result of which was a braised wrist and a swollen ankle, but tho application of tho ever roady St. Jacob's Oil pro vented any bad offeots. 2 IN THE ESTATE OF C. J. TOXWARD, Deceased. IT is requested that all Acoounts owing to tho above Estate should be Bottled by tho 16th instnnt ; and all Accounts owing by tho Estate should be rendered, in dcplicato, not later than tho 16th instant, to JOHN KIRKCALDIE, Executor. WELLINGTON CITy'tRAMWAYS. In the Matter of "The Tramways Act, 1872." In tho Matter of an application intended to be mado by ROBERT MACKAY GREENFIELD, of Upper Willisstreet, in the City of Wellington, Gentleman, and the Honorable MORGAN STANISLAUS GRACE, of Molesworth-streot, in the City of Wellington. Member of tho Legislative Council of Now Zealand (the present proprietors of tho Wellington City Tramway), for an order authorising certain further extensions of the said Tramway. "VTOTICE is hereby given that after the JJI expiration, of thirty days from the date htiroof application is intended to be mado to His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand in Council for an Order, under the provisions of "The Tramways Act, 1872," empowering ns, the nndersigned Robert Mackay Greenfield and The Honorable Morgan Stanislaus Grace (hereinafter called " the Proprietors ") to construct, make, maintain, and use a Turn Out towards Newtown from the existing sheds of the Proprietorß.situato in Adelaide-road, in the City of Wellington, to the Tramway authorised by and constructed under the provisions of tho Order of the Superintendent of tho Province of Wellington, made on tho 29tb day of June, 1876, and an Order of His Excollency tho Governor of New Zealand in Counoil, made on tho 21st June, 1888. And also to oonstruot, make, maintain, and line an Extension of the Bald Tramway from its prosent terminus in Riddiford-street, in tho said City, near the Newtown Hotel, along Riddiford-street aforesaid to the projection of the southern side line of Horner-streot, and on Extension of such Tramway from its present terminus in Thorndon-quay, in the said City, near the old Pipitea Railway Station, along Thorndon • gnay aforesaid to the northern side line of the extension of Davis-street, all whlchproposed works when made Will be situate in the City of Wellington. And that a copy of this advertisement and proper plans and sections of tho proposed works will be deposited on the 22nd day of October, 1891, at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand in the City of Wellington ; the office of the Wellington City Council, Brandon-street, in tho said City; and the office of tho Public Works Department of the General Government, situate Government Buildings. Lamb-ton-quay, in the said City. And that printed copies of the draft Order as proposed by the said Robert Maokay Greenfield and Morgan Stanislans Grace, when doposited as required by the said Aot, and also printed copies of suoh Order when settled and made, will be deposited at the office of the Wellington City Tramways, situate in Adelaide-road, in the said City, and will thore be furnished to all persons applying for thorn at the price of one shilling each. Dated this Bth day of Ootober, 1891. MORGAN S. GRACE. R. M. GREENFIELD. BACON CURING AND CRYSTAL ICE WAREHOUSE, 53, WILLIS-STBEET. MR. W. DIMOCK, of the late firm of Dimock Bros., Kaiwarra, has erected freezing maohinery in connection with Mr. F. Martin's Pork Butchery, Willis-street, where the business of tho late firm will be carried on. Pigs Cured all tho year round at Moderate Charges. Ice Manufactured on the Premisos Daily; may be had in any quantity at all hours. STROHMENGER (1835) PIANOS. (1835) QUEEN'S FOUNDRY. X T. GLOVER, ENGINEER, &c. Gloveb's Patent Water Motors (from 1J to 10 h.p., pressure required from 501b upwards) can be seen working at Mandel's, tobaconist. for salenew and Second-hand Engines and Boilers, always in stock. Special Stamping Dies and Presses and all Preserving and Boiling-down Plants made to order. A NEW DEPARTURE. A SEVENTY-EIVE GUINEA PIANO EOR NOTHING ! Desirous to enoonrage and develop the faculty for Musio, so apparent in the rising generation of this colony, SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM Have determined to GIVE AWAY a first-class Instrument worth Seventyfive Guineas ABSOLUTELY FOR NOTHING! The Conditions are as Follows : All purchasers of a Piano at our Warehonso within tho next Twelve Months will receive a numbered cord, a counterpart of whioh will be kept and safely filed. On the 21st day of August, 1892, the gentlemen namod hereunder will determine, by ballot, in the presence of the purchasers, to whioh of them the Piano shall do piven. If tho fortunate party has previously purchased a Piano at, say, £50, he may exohange it for ono at £78 155, or he can hare the balance in cash, and whatever he has paid upon his instrument will be refunded, or if he has bought a Piano at a higher prioo than that to be given away, the Seventyfive Guineas will be deducted from the purchase money thereof. We have in stock and on order for our Wellington Branch ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN PIANOS. Purchasers therefore can f«el assured of the most ample choice in the selection of an Instrument, AND AT THE BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE. The following gentlemon have very kindly consented to act as the Committee to superintend and carry out the ballot, viz. :— Mr. F. W. Haybittle, Auctioneer. Mr. Wm. C. Chatfield, Arehiteot. Mr. J. C. M'Kebbow, Stook and Station Agent. SCOULLAR~&~CHISHOLM LAMBTON-QUAY. TO CRICKETERS. WE havo now seonred the agoncy for Wm. Sykea, of Wakofield, and have for sale his celebrated Bats. We invite our cricketing friends to call early and get first pick. CAMERON & CHRISTIE, Lambton-qnay. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ON and after Monday, the 12th Ootober, the business of THE IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of London, will be conducted at No. 6, FEATHERSTONSTREET, immediately opposite the Union Bank of Australia. FRANCIS H. PICKERING, I Resident Managor. Head Offioe for New Zealand— 6, Featherston-street, Wellington.