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pENDE^S wanted for Filling in FounI_ dation of House at Tredeubam. Hutt. o close at noon on Monday. Plans and pecifications to be had from G. Chapman, fntt. __ ?O CCNTRA.CTOHS, BUILDEE3, AND BRICKLAYERS, &c, &c. [HEBEBY notify that I have this day Purchased the Sand and Gravel Quarries ately oarried on by Messrs. Crawford Bros. it Evans' and Island Bays. I am now premred to supply sand and gravel of the best jnality to be found aronnd Wellington, in imall or large quantities. A largo supply ilways k»pt in stock at the town yard. I im also ready to supply at the shortest notice, road Band and black soil, manure, fee. Cartage and hauling of all descriptions punctually and carefully attended to. CHAVJLES LAMBEKG. Office—- Corner Oourtenay -place and Tara-uaki-street. Teleph'«e, No. 728. LADIES are invited to call and see our New V.S. (vibrating shuttle) No. 2 and 3 SEWING MACHINBS. The latest, simplest, roost perfect adjustment, and the cheapest Sewing Machines ever offered in New Zealand ; also, our New Oscillating Shuttle Machine, gives the widest range of work and the highest rate of speed of any machine yet invented. Terms, either cash or on time-payments, at 2d 6d per week. Any trial given against any machine in the market. Call and nee them, and enquire the prices. You will ba astonished, and buy. We have Machines either hand or treadle, or both oombined. Parts kept in stock, needles and oil, Ac ITorte the Address— THE I X L COMPANY, 19, WILLIS-STBEET (Naxt Townsend & Paul's). THE TROCADEB.O, WILLIS-STEEET, TS fast becoming the Fashionable Rendezvous for LUNCHEONS, TEAS, AND STJPPEES. FISH AND OYSTEE SUPPEES A SPECIALITY. A now and additional splendid Saloon will shortly be opened to accommodate 100 extra patrons. See the Grand Lounge. f THE OEIENT DINING EOOMS, CORNER OF PANAMA-STREET & LAMBTON-QUAY riIHE above premises have been thoroughly renovated throughout, aud are now Openec for Business as a FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT AND BOABDINGHOUSE. The Proprietress having had considerabli experience in the above business, tb< mercantile community and publio generally can rest assured that their requirement! will be studied in every respect. Large spacious JDiningroom. Private Dicingrooms for Ladies. Daily Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Yours truly, MES. WATSON, Proprietress. npHE great secret of a happy and health} -*■ life— HEALTH TEA. Telegraphic Address — Symonds-stbkkt, Auckland. DANIEL ABKELL BEEWEB & BOTTLER, Gladstone Brewery, Newton-road, Auokl&nd. ASSORTED CASES OF BEEB ANI SPIRITS, as follows :— No. 1 Case contains, as below — „ 1 doz Dunedin pint Ale, 1 doz Dunedin pint Stout, 1 bottle Hennessy's *** Brandy, 1 do Australian Wine, 1 do Scotch Whisky, 1 do quart Wolfe's Schnapps, 1 do Rum. 35s per Case No. 2 Case contains, as below — £ doz Dunedin quart Ale, % doz Dunedin quart Stout, 1 bottle Hennessy's * Brandy, 1 do Geneva, 1 do Scotch Whisky, 2 do Australian Tokay Wine. 32s per Case No. 3 Case contains — 2 doz Dunedin pint Ale, 2 doz Dunedin pint Stout, 1 bottle Hennessy's *** Brandy, 1 do Usher's Special Reserve Whisky, 1 do Red Heart Rum, 1 do Wolfe's quart Schnapps, 1 do Australian Frontignac Wine. 44s per Case No. 4 case contains — I doz Dunedin quart Ale, 1 doz Dnnedin quart Stout, 1 bottle Hen"nessy's * Brandy, 1 do Wolfe's quart Schnapps, 1 do Walker Whisky, 1 do Frontignac Wine. 36s per Case Delivered on Wellington Wharf. Arkell's own brow Draught Ale, Is 6d pei gallon ; casks charged for. Nelßon Hops, packed lib and Jib, eaol case 301b, Is 3d per lb. Cash with Orders. T-A.YTON & ERSKINE [PROPRIETOR— P. BEIMER] Rld Star Store, 11, Cqcrtenay-Place Bottlers of DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS Light Sparkling Colonial Ales— Red Stai and Bullhead Brand, bottled, and th< celebrated Speight' 8 XXXX Ale, in kegs Penfold's Claret, Constantia, and V.O. Pori Hardy's Celebrated Claret, No. 1 Lagorbeer, Er/?lish Ale and Stout Cider, Brandies, Whiskies, &c, Ac, bosi brands

WINTER SUIT, £3 3s , FOR CASH ONLY. T ONES & AfeHDOWN, Tailors, Lambton quay, having reoeived a consignment ol Tweeds at a large discount from ordinary prioes, guaranteed all wool, well shrunk, will supply for the present season a long felt want, making, FOR CASH ONLY, £3 3s WINTER SUIT.

TO FARMERS. TfIHE Wellington Hardware Company have just landed a shipment of Black and Galvanised Fenoing Wire, 6, 7, and 8 gauge, slightly damaged, and are now offering same at a considerable reduction off cost, to clear. Inspection invited. THE WELLINGTON HARDWARE COMPANY, 135, Lambton-quay. ■WJLT ORABTREE * SONS, Engineers and Boilermakers, Makers of small Compound Steam Engines. for Dairy Factories— the moat economical engines made Wronght Iron Split Pullies, Shaftingjs Flax Machinery and Fittingß alwayß m stock Sawmill Machinery a speciality Agen for Thoo. Broadbent & Sons direct Bteam-dciven Hydro Extractor, snitable for wool waahera, woollen mills, and launirjr men- Prices on application. CITY FOUNDRY. ?>A-STirtST. W«LLH»QTOI» Scott's Ferry, Rangitikei River, March 10, 94 MR. W. C. FITZGERALD. Dear Sir,— l was a martyr to Asthma. The mixture whioh you prescribed for me has done me more good wan any other medicine. I now consider myself cured. With many thanks.— Yours truly, C. Bushett, Pilot. WM. C. FITZGERALD, Consulting Chemist, next Evening Post offioe 2/*— Advoe and Medicine at all hours— 2/6 W" ANTED to Sell, about 500 Sheets Black Corrugated Iron and Damaged Galvanised Corrugated Iron, in 6, 8. and 9 feet lengths, chiefly 24 guage, all at .£l4 per ton, or lid per lb net, cash. Note the address— Thomas BalUnger & Co., Limited, 31, Victoria-r.treet. .-pouting, Ridging, and Lead-head Nail Manufactory. Note — High* est eafth price given for old zino and lead.

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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 24, 28 July 1894, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 24, 28 July 1894, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 24, 28 July 1894, Page 4