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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 114, 15 May 1895, Page 3

t TO THE EATEPATERB OP THE CITI OF WELLINGTON. » I" ADIES and GENTLEMEN — I hay* 1 *-* the honour to announoe that lam i I candidate for tho Seat on (he Wellington > Harbour Board rendoted vacant by thi k death of Mr. James Petheriek, and beg t< Bolioit the favour of your votes. All my interests be ; ng centred in th>< ' City, where I have resided for the last 2( years, you may depend that, if elected, ] i shall use my utmost ondeavonrato fnrthei the trade of this port. I am, Tours obediently, HAROLD BEAUCHAMp. HARBOUB BOABD ELECTION. TO THE RATFPAYEKS OP THE CITY OP WELLINGTON. J ADIES AND GKNTLEMEN-When I ■* laßt addressed you it was to retnrn thanks to those who had voted for me at tho last election, and although defeated I accepted your judgment with equanimity and a determination to again offer my servioeß to you. I regret exceedingly the oircumstances that have necessitated my Bgain seeking election at your hands, but beg to offer you my services and solicit your vote and interest, as I believe that my professional and business experience may prove to be advantageous to yon and the business of the port and city generally. 1 I have tho honour to bo, 3 Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, l JAMES M'LELLAN. , ■Wellington, New Zealand, i 14th May, 1895. c Ralph Lkvoi, Esq., » Manager N.Z. Accident Tnsurance Company, i Wellington. DEAR SIE-I be? to acknowledge the receipt of Cheque for Five Unndred 1 Pounds, being the amount for which tho late Mr. J. B. Harper was insured in your Company against death by accident, and have to thank you for the prompt and satis1 factory manner in which yon have dealt with tho claim. I am, yours faithfully, ; WM. EEEVE HASELDEN, Solicitor for the Executors of tho late J. B. Harper. WANGANUI GIRLS 1 COLLEGE. THE Second Term will commence on TUESDAY, 28th May, for Boarders and New Pupils. Misb FBASkB will interview parents from 10 a.m. The Day Pupils will assemble as usual at 9 o.m. on WEDNfcSDAY, the 29th instant. A. A. BROWNE, fcecretary. Wanganui, lOlh May, 1895. DANCING AS IT SHOULD BE. Vf E P. GARDINER will commence his ■"■"- second class for Learners on MONDAY EVENING, 27th May, at 8 o'olook, Highland Lodge, Sydney-street. Pianos and organs tuned. Head-qnartera— Scoullar & Chisholm's. | DANCING.— Mrs. Dodwell's Children's 8 ' Class Re-commences on Saturday Afternoon, 20th -' pril, at Masonic Hall. Beginners at 2 o'olook; Minuets, 2.30; usual Danoing at 3 o'olook. Adult Class on Monday Evening, at 8 o'ciook ; learners at 7.30. Address Kalulu Honse, WUUbstreet. MR M. G. HERING, B.A. (Oxon.), will Eesume his Classes for Junior and Senior Civil Service, Teaohera' Certificate, and University Examinations. Apply, temporarily, at 29, Ingestre-Btreet, next door, on the Cuba-street side, to Sister Francis Xavier's Academy. puriiii NATURAL MINERAL WATER. High-street Dnnedin, 28th June, 1894. TiTESSRS.EHEENFETED BEOS.,Auck--LvJL land. Sirs- Many thanks for the sample of Pubibi Natubal Mineral Water sent me on 30th May. I have nsed Borne of it, and find it very useful for the purposes specified. As it is a national product, I wish it every suooeaa as a marketable article. — Yours truly, EDWAED MACDONALD. f^All and SEE the Gentlemen'B Colonial V>» Tweed Suits, own make, 23/9 AT C. SMITH'S, The Cash Draper, Cuba-street. rf^ALL and SEE the Gentlemen's splendid V> Black Cashmere Mackintosh, at • 27/6 AT C. SMITH'S, The Cash Draper, Cuba-street. /^(AXL and SEE the 500 Beautiful Tweed v> Mackintoshes, from 25/- to 45/AT C. SMITH'S, The Cash Draper, Cuba-street. r lALL and SEE the Grand Tweed TronV^ sera that you can get at 5/11 ANT) 6/11 AT C. SMITH'S, The Cash Draper, Cuba-street. CALL AND SEE the Men's Warm Lamb's Wool Drawers C. S VllT U, the Cash Draper, is selling for 2/6 (^ ALL and SEE the splendid assortment; J of Gentlemen's Shirts, Ties, and Collars, at C. SMITH, the Cash Draper Cuba-street. Undoubtedly the beat stook in town. BICYCLES. PERSONS who are desirous of obtaining a firat-olosa Machine at a low price should call or communicate with us, as we are now talcing orders for indenting Stanley's '" Rover " or Quinton " Sooroher," and can guarantee to land them here at as low a figure as some of the comparatively unknown makers now being offered. We give a 12 months' guarantee with eaoh maobine sold, and keep a stock of extra fittings. CAMERON & CHRIS HE, Lanib ton-quay. FUNNY EEET FINILT FITTID. Few find fault, for famous fashioner is : HULBEBT, High-olass Bootmaker, • Upper Willis - street. Twenty years' ; London experience. [ . PARTNERSHIP r A GOOD opening in large town. Mana- ' •** watu, for an energetic man with £200 1 to buy half-share in going manufacturing > concern, and to do the travelling and oommeroial part of business. Present owner is thoroughly practical man. Apply to HARCOUET A CO.. Wellington. t IT TO SHORTT'B. SCOTCH TO THE BACKBONE. A H. BENNIE, late of the Porirua Hotel, and now host of the Caledonian Hotel, begs to announce to his old friends, oustomers, and countrymen that he STILL COMES UP SMILING in his new abode, ( and is prepared to pander to the various tastes of old and new acquaintances. TATTIES AND HEREING SUPPEBS will be a speciality through the winter. g Whibkt of unequalled quality, body, and flavour. Ask fob the Dioantib. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOE A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. T ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND, ol 9 Wellington, Hotellceeper, do herebj give notioe that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holder at the Magistrate's Court at Wellington, or the 7th day of June, 1895, apply for a cert Ml cote authorising the iaßue of a Pnblioan'i License for a house situate at Cambridge terrace, in the City of Wellington, anc ' known by the sign of the Cambridge Hotel containing 14 rooms, exoluaive of those le 3 quired for the use of the family. '» Dated Bth day of May, 1895. A. SUTHERLAND. Messrs. Stewart 4 Co. are owners of thi jj premises. rtIAKE WOOD'S GBEAT PEPPEE 1 MINT CURE — ' Fob Cottqhs and Colds. Sold by all Grooers. la 6d and 2s 6d bottle