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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 69, 19 September 1894, Page 4

THE MISSES MALCOLM, 3, WELLINGTON-TERRACE. PHE Third Term of this year begins on L MONDAY, 28th inßt., and the first asons in the following subjects :— Mdsic Monday, 24th Dancing Monday, 24*b Drawing Friday, 28tb Calebthenics ... Saturday, 29ta Miss J. T. M. Malcolm will be at bo<ue ; aring the week to see parents of intendne apils. DANCING. • k/TES. DODWELL, Kalulu House, WillieJJL street. ClaßEes weekly. Private issonsif required .; also inthe "Waltz Minuet, ranch and English Minacta. PARTNERSHIP. rHE Proprietoi of an old-established Fellmongery Business in the country, Ashing to further extend operations, is deiroua of getting a suitable partner with a ittle capital. "For full particulars, apply to LAERY & CO. (Limited), Auctioneers, Wellington. rHE W A R.W I C K|, 57, Wellington - terracb (Under Now Management). Private Boarding Establishment for Jentlemen. Single and Double Rooms, 'iano, Hot and Cold Baths. Magnificent /lew of City and Harbour. Seven minutes rom G.P.O. Terms moderate. SPECIAL NOTICE. ?IRE AT GRIFFITHS', PAWNBROKER. CUSTOMERS ai?e notified that they can U obtain their Jewellery Pledges from J. jfriffiths at his temporary office, next door to he old premises, Couitenay-place. Due lotice will be given as tfr alteration of adireßß as soon aa arrangements are made. MRS. NOY and Miss MAB7FIN, Teachers of the "Elixir" Syßtem of Dressmaking (protected under the "*<*g™B, Designs, and Trade Marks Act, 188S, bave arrived in Wellington. Mra. Hoy is a teacher of 26 yeara' experience, and having studied furf 'ur systems of Dressmaking —British, Scientific, Eureka, and Parisiaa>— is an authority for stating that the Easts has superseded all other methods by its siu>plioity and its accuracy, pupils without any previous knowledge of dressmaking easily learning in from four to six lessons of one hour each, withont the nae of charts, patterns, or measurements to cut dresses, bodices, mantles, jackets, skirts, and capes. It is so certainly accurate that fitting is not necessary. Proficiency guaranteed. Testimonials from all the towns visited, including the Lady Principal and pupils of Nelson College, and the Reverend Mother of the Monastery, Nelson. Ladies may make up dresßes and form their own classes, choosing their own hours, under Mrs. Noy's supervision. Terms —Single pupils, £1 2s ; class of four, 35a each. Hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ladies taught at own residences by arrangement. Evening classes acoording to arrangement. Address— Exchange Hall. 1 TIRED. G. THOMPSON & CO., "* Hunter-street, LAND, FINANCIAL, AND ESTATE AGENTS. Houses for Sale. Deposit, J250 and Upwards. Exceptionally Cheap Properties at Newtown. Terms to Purchase Losb than Ront. Money to Lend, from to .£20,000. N.B.— Several Hotels both, town and oonntry, for sale. JOHN HUTCHESON, For 10 yeara with E. W. Mills & Co. ai General Rigger, Wire Rope Expert, &0., HAS opened a Workshop over Haybitth and Sharpe's, Willis-street, where h< is prepared to execute all kinds of Rigginj Work in a proper manner at Fair Rates. Long Splices in Wire Rope Belts. Haul age and Telodynamie Ropes of all kinds i speciality. Wire Ropes fitted for Pile drivers, Crane, Cargo and Warehouse Hoists Woolpresses, Hydraulio Lifts, Aerial Trams Suspension Bridges, Ac, &o. All kinds of Ship and Yacht Work Neatl; and Trimly done. Information as to Coste Quantities, and Methods of Use. Gratis. Estimates, Plans, and Specifications pre pared. Orders loft at above address -wil receive prompt attention. AH. LOGAN & CO Sharkbrokers, Land, Estate, Financial, and Commission Agents. Loans negotiated. Interest, Renta, Debts, Ac, oolleoted. Address — No. 12, Feathbrbton-btrebi WELLINGTON ACCLIMATIZATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON. ITIHE Trout Fishing Season Commences o A the 15th of September, 1894, an Closes on the 15th April, 1895. Licenses at a fee of £1 for Men, and 5s fo Ladies and Bojs of 16 years of age or unde may be obtained from Mr. Geo. Dentor Willis-street, Wellington, or from Mi Tisdall, Gunsmith, Lambton-qnay. ~ FISHING. FISHING is striotly prohibited in tha part of the Wainui-o-mata River whic runs through the property of the undoi sisrned. JOHN COLLIER, Wainui-o-mata. V~ U~S~T L"A N D E I Ex S.S. Pakeha and Aoraugi— GOLF, TENNIS, CRICKETING, AND BILLIARD GOODS, Also, a splendid assortment of FishiN' Tackle and Tobacconists' Sundries. Jfote Address— D. D. HYDE & CO,, Wellington, Napier, and Hastings. MR. M. G. HERING, B.A. (Oxon.), p« pates Pupils for the Junior and Senio Civil Service Examinations, Teachers' Cci tificates, Matriculation, Junior Soholarshi and other University Examinations. Ken House, Kent-terraoe, near Basin Reserve. SAM. WATERS, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, LAMBTON t QUAT. Customs, Shipping, Produce, and Genera Agency. Ronts and Other Debts Collooted. Accounts Adjusted. CEND IT TO SHORTT'S. ■«Ny ANTED KIN OWN WINTON A M'LAUCHLAN, 40, CUBA-STKEBT, Have 9. large Selection in DINNER, TEA, AND BEDROOR SETS, Now Designs. Goods carefully packed free of charge. M. SHEEHY, DISPENSING CHEMIST, BEGS to return thanks to his friends anc customers, and that he has Removed to No. 80, Courtenay-place, where he trusts to merit a continuance oi his old friends and oustomers' support. MICHAEL SHEEHY, 80, MEDICAL HALL, Coartenay-placo. Our arge Sign-board for Sale. SPECIAL TO LADIES. ONE SHILLING will buy a Jar of WILTON'S HAND EMOLLIENT, which is guaranteed to make your hands soft and white, and to cure all soreness or roughness after work. " Aunt, Ellen " in the N.Z. Mail says -.— " My friend, after trying the preparation, pronounces it most pleasant to use and excellent in effect. As a rule Ido not care to recommend any special toilet preparation, but my friend's eulogy of Mr. Wilton's Emollient was so dkcidxd that I gave way. It should have a large sale." GEO. W. WILTON, Manufacturing Chemist, Adelaide-road. Telephone 561. Orders delivered to any address in the oity. One jar sent by post to any address in the oolony on receipt of Is 3d in stamps. MR. WM. C. FITZGERALD, Consulting Chemist, Willis-street, Wellington. DEAR SlR— About four months ago I purchased a box of your Chocolate Worm Tablets for my little girl, and the first day. after taking them, she passed 29 Worms, from 6in to lOin in length, and since then she has passed several more, from lOin to 12in long. My wife and I are quite confident that the tablets saved her life, for which accept our heartiest thanks. WILLIAM LIDDY, Bootmaker, Ist August, 1894. Taitville. These celebrated Tablets are sent post free to any address for Is 6d. Sole proprietor — WM. C. FITZGERALD, Consulting Chemist, next Evening Post office, 2/6 — ASvioe and Medioine at ol Ihourg — 2/6 yiCTOEIA POUSDET EDWARD SEAGAR, Engineer, Iron and Brass Founder, boilbrmakxr, and general smith. Estimates given for all descriptions of Builders' and Contractors' Ironwork. VICTORIA AND MANNERS STREETS Wellington.