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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 97, 25 April 1895, Page 2

A CONTRADICTION. ARFPORT having gained ourrency that I nm leaving \\Vllingtiu, I wish to contradict it. Tho mistake haß probably arisen from tbe fact that aa I shall shortly move into the house now occupied by Dr. Grace, in Charlotte-stiool, my -present residence is to let. I PHILIP JAMES, F.R.C.S. CAPES, In Black and Coloured Clotlia, IC.B, lfl/G, 25'G, to 45 • At the D.I.C. GOLF OAPES, In Pretty Tweeds, 21 G, 27 6, 20,6, 32/6, to 55/At the D.I.C. JACKETS, Three-quarter Lengths, 18/9, 20/-, 22/6, to 75/At the D.I.C. PALETOTS, Fall Length Jackets, 35/-, 45/-, to 75,'the D.I.C. MACINTOSHES, Detachable Capes, 29/6, 32,'G, 35/-, to G5/At the D.I.C. LINED CLOAKS, For Travelling, 24/6, 29/6, 35/-, to 80/-, At the D.I.C. TOQUES, 5'11,G,11, to 10 fi, at the D.1.0. FOR AUTUMN WEAR. TCTEW HOSIERY NEW GLOVES NEW RIBBONS NEW LACES NEW VEILINGS Aud.'all the Soason'a Novoltieß now to bo seen at TE ARO HOUSE. j TO CORRESPONDENTS. "A Young New Zoalaudcr." — If you wish to help the man hy fiwlini? work for him jou had better conimunicnte direct with the Secretary of tlie Benevolent Trustees. We have not the slightest sympathy with the views you express. There could be no degradation in any honest labour, nnd the innn who could complacently accept charitable nid iv preference to carryine advertising hoards is not, in our opimou, deserving of cither pity or encouragement. There is nothing necessarily degrading in acting as a sandwich man, but there is in accepting charity in preference to working for it. The Trustees acted very properly. " Sufferer."— We nrenot ablo to prescribe any remedy. " Enquirer."— There arc 24 Fire Insurance offices carrying on business in this city.