BLACK BALL COAL, BURNS BRIGHT AND CLEAR, AND GIVES A. CHEERFUL FIRE. BLACK BALL COAL can be obtained from tho Agent, or from any Coal Dealer, at tho following prices :—: — Q / Phe QUARTER TON~| NETT 1 pKR HALF TON -°A s H 00/ Pro TON _rf*7/- DELIVERY. Delivered anywhere within the oity boundaries. If not paid for on or before delivery, 2s per ton extra will be charged. ALL CLASSES OF COAL SUPPLIED. 0. W. TURNER, AGENT, Waterloo-quay. P.O. Box. 117. Telephone, 936. COALBROOKBALE COAL OEST COALBROOKDALE COAL can be |J> obtained from ANY COAL-DEALER delivered from ship's side, by the Cartload. REDUCED PRICES ? BEST SCREENED ... 2!S/- Per ' lon ' UNSCREENED ... 20/- Per Ton ' SMALL "j 7/- pprp e r Ton. To which lias to be added wharfage (Is per ton) and cartage. (Nkt Cahh on Diciiivimjr). Attention is specially directed to above prices, which place the BEST COAL IN THE COLONY within Uio reach of all. rjMHE WESTPORT COAL COMPANY _M (J,ii,ivvirn\ RETAIL DEPOT— The Company's Retail Depot in ManuortJ-street has on liaiid stocks of COALBIIOOICDALIO and all other kinde of Coal and Firewood, and delivers at any part of the town at current prices. Telephone. No. 22'J; "All who would achieve success should endeavour to merit it." WE have during the past year spared no ex pen se in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who enjoy » A GOOD GLASS OF BEER TO ASK I<-OB S T A P L J5 8' BEST On Draught at almost all Hotels iv the City and surrounding districts, and confidently anticipate their verdict. will be that Staples and Co. have successfully removed the reproach that good Beer could not be brewed in Wellington. J. STAPLES &, CO. (Limited). Molaaworth and MurDhv Streets. JAMES SPEIGHT & CO. (Limited), . CITY BREWERY, DUNEDIN. Facts. MESSRS. SPEIGHT & CO. (Limited LAST YEAR PAID OVER ONE-TENTH OF THE WHOLE OF THE . ,BEER DUTY LEVIED IN THE COLONY. It is evident tbora is a LARGE AND INCREASING DEMAND FOR S^° SPEIGHT'S. At the Brisbane Exhibition SPEIGHT and CO. were awarded two Gold Medals — viz., Fii-bt for Bottled Stout and First foi Bulk Ale. Speight's Beer is to* be Obtained at all the Principal Hotels in the City. ANTED KNOWN. DONALD'S SWEET CREAM SEPARATOR BUTTEE Fresh from Tarureka Factory daily, To be had from R. SINCLAIR, Grocer, Corner Brougham and Maioribanks streets. NOTICE. WANTED Known— Owing to alterations being made to Mr. FitzGerald't buildings, Miss Murray, Art Florist, is Removing, and will Re-open in new premises, No. 7, Lambton-quay, three doors from FitzGerald's /Corner, in a few days, .FOR SALE BY TENDER. WANTED Tenders for tbe Purchase oi a Farm of about 260 acres, all ii grass, fenced, and subdivided into 11 pad docks, with dwelling-house and all necessarj buildings, situate on good road, within easj distance of Woodville. For particulars appl} Owner, P. 0., Woodville. Tenders olos« 29th January,. 1900. WANTED, everyone to know that S. "' G. Ross, Engraver and Importer, eto., 8, Willis-street, has just receivec (too late for Christmas) a marvellous assortment of silver-mounted Purses, and numerous other Novelties. Extra, your name and date engraved Free on any article purchased. "CVTANTED Known — Printing of everj » T description produced on the shortest notice at the Evening Post Job Printing Office. WANTED Known— New Zealand Wins ■ Industry— Mrs Weiss, 57, Willis, street,- next • Evening Post, has been ap pointed by Joseph Soler sole agent of th< Wellington district for his celebrated Wines guaranteed .pnro and manufactured fron grapes. Prize medals at W< llington, Christ church, Melbourne, Colonial and Indian Ex hibition. Analybis from Mr. Skey. Price 3s per bottle, 15s per half dozen ; per glass, 3d. Invalids' Port a speciality. \\f ANTED Known— Record Reign silver IT mounted Fox's frame silk Umbrella, name and date engraved, manufactured foi 12s tsd at Lethaby's, 26, Willis-street Postage paid any part of New Zealand Umbrellas recovored with silk, Italian cloth, and lavenhiue twill, from 3s tid; best twill Italian, from 4b 0d: best silk, from tss 6d. Don't throw any umbrella away, send to Lethaby's and get. a new ono made of it. Scissors, knives, and razors ground; glasß and nil ina riveted. WANTED to Sell, a Sheep Farm of about 700 acres, within }0 miles of Wellington, situate in a favourite and picturesquo district; the land is good sheep country, and the buildings are ample and commodious; the stook and farm implements can bo taken at valuation ; price, £5 per acre, but very easy terms can be arranged. AddroßS Sheep Farm, Evening Post. WANTED Known— The Cheapest and Best Place to buy your Wedding and Birthday Presents is the Federal Fancy Goods Depot, 79, Willis-street. Just arrived, a marvellous assortment of Photo Frames, Specimen-glasses, Companions, Glovo and Handkerchief Boxes, Workbaskets, Purses, Dolls, and Toys at reasonable priceß. By Spt-oial R» $o*s H * 8 l ?:xceJlerio y Appointment &$&&& tbe I<lavl to _»f^g^M of Ranturly. ON SALE. OATS BRAN STRAW WHEAT POLLARD HAY CHAJW MAIZE POTATOES "S RO W E & • SON S , 1 Cuba-street Extension.
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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 12, 15 January 1900, Page 8
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849Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 12, 15 January 1900, Page 8
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