LAST THREE DAYS OP KIB.KCALDIE & STAINS' GENUINE SALE ! FRIDAY, the 16th, LAST DAY, SATURDAY, the 17th. THE BEST GOODS, ALL REDUCED IN PRICE. DO YOU WISH to Save 25 per cent, on your Coal bill p You can do so by Purchasing one of Wilkins and Field's Coal Savers— a perfect household boon. KILL The Blight on your fruit trees by using one of Wilkins and Field's Patent Knapsack SrnAT Pumps —an invaluable aid to fruitgrowers. NO Doubt can exist in unprejudiced minds as to where the Best and Cheapest Ironmongery can be bonght. Sec Wilkins and Field's Catalogue, and specially Note the Cash Bonus Tjrms on page 2*l. TRY X JAM. LOOK OUT FOR C. SMITH'S SALE NOW ON. ALFRED NICOL^ -yrTATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 67, WILLIS-STBEBT, WELLINGTON, (Eight years with Messrs. Littlejohn & Son), Has just reoeived the following NEW GOODS :— Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies' Gem Rings Latest designs in Gold Brooohes, Bangles, Links, &0., *o. New patterns in Electroplate and Silvor Goods, direct from the manufacturers, best quality, at very moderate prices Inspection Invited. , The Watch and Jewellery Repairs personally attended to. TTNCLE SAM'S COOKED ROLLED OATS, For Infants and Invalids. WE SUPPLY the DIGESTIVE BREAD AND HEALTH CAKE. Also, on and after Monday Next, LUNCHEON Always ready— A Bowl of LUNCHEON Soup or Puro Oatmeal Por. LUNCHEON ridge, Steak or Chop to order, Ham and Eggs, Eggß Poaohed or Boiled with Bread and Butter. Note address — Home and Colonial Bakery Co., Lambton-quay. Extension of premises and improved management. Tt/TR. W. GODFKBY MA.'NTELL DENTIST, Oiuitcrt Gate, Sidnit-bteiet. Telephone No. 554 Ji U R N I S H AT THE D. I. C. THIS IS THE WEEK FOB • BARGAINS. SATURDAY, 17th AUGUST, sees the oloso of the GREAT WINTER SALE AT TE ARO HOUSE. TO CORRESPONDENTS. "T."— Either too strong;. "Correspondent." — Thero is really nothing definite known as to the birthplace of St. Patrick. The authorities are very conflicting. Ha was certainlj not aa Irishman, but whether he was Enßliali, Scotch, French, or Welsh is extremely doubtful. We cannot pretend to deoide the paint.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 40, 15 August 1895, Page 2
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345Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 40, 15 August 1895, Page 2
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