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PUBLIC NOTI&B. rpO THOSE "WHO VALUE THEIB SIGHT. Mil. N. LAZARUS, Of London, Calcutta, and ■JBl and 283, Collfus-fetrect, Melbourne. OCULIST OPTICIAN TO H.E. the MarqUis ot Dufforiw, Ex-Viceroy and Governor-General of India, &c, etc., 18 NOW HEEE AND MAY BE CONSULTED FOE SPECTACLES At the Eooms of his Agent, ME. S. KOHN, Jeweller, Lambton-quay, Fob a Few Dayb Only. Me. LAZAEUS specially desireß to see those who have hitherto found it difficult or impossible to obta'n suitable Spectacles. The system of Sight Testing, Patent No. 4354, invented by him, is now nniversally adopted. The Medical Profession and all interested in Optical Science are invited to see this beautiful test, and all the last improvements in Lenses and Frames as prescribed by Ophthalmic Surgeons. MESSRS. STAPLES & CO., TE AEO BOOT PALACE. 29a, Cuba-street. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ! WE havo jnat opened up one of the largost anefbest assorted shipments of LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS AND SHOES procurable in the Homo markets, which, with a largo and well-selected stock of MEN'S WOMEN'S, AND BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES of our own unrivalled make we are offoring at a very small poroentage over cost for cash. We guarantee every pair to be unrivalled for perfect style and finish, and we feel confident that by giving us ono trial you will endorse the above. Please look in onr window, four doors above Te Aro House, and judge for yourselves. Eepaihs Quickly and Neatly Done. STAPLES & CO.'S TE AEO BOOT PALACE, 29a, Cuba-stkeet, g T R 0 HMENGEE, (1835) PIANOS. (1835)

AGATE WARE 1 AGATE WARE I AEEIVED, PER BAEQUE ALICE, the largest; assortment of this superior useful Household Ware over landed in Wellington, all at SEDUCED PEICES and the GOODS GUARANTEED— Saucepans Kettles Teapots Coffeepots Cups and Saucers Mugs Spittoons Measures Slop Buckets Chambers Frypans Gridirons Stewpans Pie Dishes Basins Mixing Fans Milk Pans Skimmers Spoons Plates Meat Dishes Pudding Pans Jelly Cake Pans Soap Dishes Water Pails Sonp Bowls Scoops Funnels Collanders Gravy Strainers Candlesticks Water Pitchers This assortment no other house can show you, either large or small. For some articles the demand is very brisk, so secure your requirements early. GEORGE WINDER, AGATE WAKE SHOP, Corner Manners and Cuba Streets. T>BOMENADE MIDGETS. We are now introducing to the public this Beautiful Little Novelty in Photographs, and to bring them within the reach of everyone we intend to produce them at the small charge of Four Shillings per Dozen. Carte Midgets 3/6 per doz. N.Z. PHOTO. CO., 64, CUBA-STEEET. T*7HITFIELD'S CORN CUEE, so long " " and favourably known to the public, is now manufactured and sold at his late Pharmacy by A. S. DUNN, Chemist, Opposite the Evening Post, Willis-st. ART UNION. By permission of the Hon. Colonial Secretary, MES. MAIE WILL DISPOSE OF A NUMBEE OF PICTUEES BY AN ART UNION. 2600 Tickets at 5s each, or Five Tiokets for £1. Fifty-five Prizes, valued at .£650, will be given, including many of her best large Oil Paintings, Water Colours, and Crayon Drawings. Subscribers will be asked to select a Drawing Committee, and the Drawing will take place at an early date. Specimen Pictures are exhibited in Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Napier, and Auckland. Further information and tickets obtainable BROWN, THOMPSON A- CO., Lambton- quay .

KARORI BOROUGH COUNCIL. RATE NOTICE. fTIHE Karori Borough Council Office, at JL tho Old Sohoolhouse, Karori, will be open for the receipt of rates on Saturday, the 12th and 19th March, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. All rates unpaid after that date will bo sued for without further notice. R. CALDWELL. Town Clerk. Saturday, sth March, 1892. "jVTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RIFLE ASSOCIATION'S MEETING NEAR SILVERSTREAM. ... Passenger trains will stop as required between Silverstream and Wallaceville at the Road Crossing near tho Rifle Range. Passengers from stations South will book to Wallaceville, and thoso from stations North will book to Silverstream. From the Range, those going North will be charged as from Silveratream, whilst those for stations South will be charged as from Wallaceville. BY ORDER. Traffic Agent's Office, Wellington, 9th March, 1892. /~\UR MOTTO is to produce the highest order of work at a moderate rate, and our objoot has been atta ned, as hundreds of well-dressed gentlemen can testify to our superior Fit and Finish. DALTON, Tailor, 43, Cuba-street, and 65, Lambton-quay