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HAMS! HAMS! BACON! BACON! TUST LANDED, A SHDPMENT OF OUR FAMOUS HAMS AND BACON As to quality, no better ever left Ireland. TO ARRIVE SOON, A SHIPMENT OF J. & T. SINCLAIR'S BELFAST HAMS AND BACON. ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL CHEESE, CHEDDAR, STILTON, GORGONZOLA, &a ENGLISH ALE AND STOUT, Pints and Quarts. FINEST COLONIAL ALE AND, STOUT, 7s 6d Dozen Quarts. SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES, Case and Bnlk. CONTINENTAL AND SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINES. , HUME & SON, 68 and 65. WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON.

OUR BUSINESS . .' GROWS. ' ■■" £ lOO,OOOt bhoobd. £100,000. .» LAST December We opened (with instant and phenomenal success) our Wellington, N.Z., establishment, aboolutaly the fineet 'in Australasia— vide public opinion. This Decembar wo open a similiir ' establishment in Christqbureh, N.Z., v both bniit by ns riphfc up. from Mother Earth, fitted., decorated, and stocked like Royal Rusorf*, at an . outlay of about £100,000. Next June, on completion of new building, we will open a still larger establishment, with 90ft frontage, nomor " Queen and Edwards streots, Brisbane. We THANK a Discriminating Publio for their Share in our Progress ; the majority are our patron*. Our system of direot trading has told its own tale in unmiatakeable t evidence, and a world-wide response has been our opportunity for advancement— it has with us for 30 years ever been* so— and never better did it argue for a continuance than at the present moment. STEWART IDAWSON & CO., jewellers, diamond merchants, and silversmiths, wellington, melbourne, sydney, perth, Auckland; christchurch, London. *■ i

OUR NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1 ON THE OLD SITE, 7, WILLIS-STHEET, WELLINGTON. 7 IS NOW OPEN. THE LARGEST, MOST CONVENIENT AND SCIENTIFICALLY CONSTRUCTED STUDIO, THE MOST ARTISTICALLY DECORATED, THE MOST LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED ESTABLISHMENT, THE MOST UP-TO-DATE AND BEST EQUIPPED, THR 81-JST STAFF, THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE COLONY. WRIGGLE'S WORTH AND BINNS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, 7 WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. 7 (Nearly opposite the Empire Hotel.) Telephone, 1635.

ORIENTAL TEA MART. JUST LANDEDCrosse & Blaokwell's Currie Powder Scotch Kippers, Herrings in Tomato lib jars Raspberry, Strawberry, and Block Currant Jam Red and Black Currant Jelly Calves' Foot Jellies Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peel IT CAMPBELL'S, 21, MANNERS-STREIST, And Corner Wilson and Riddifoi-d street*. NEWTOWN.

PAISLEY* TEA MART, Opposite Opbba. House. Bny yonr Tea from R. KILPATRTCK, who gives a bonus in the shape of a handsome present, which is fully displayed iv the window. Every cash oußtomer of a pound of Tea . will be entitled to a coupon. There is no chance in this method, as every person receives a present representing coupons held. Whilst holding out this inducement to the publio, we guarantee to give the same value in Teas. Coupons given on any brand of Tea we stock. $ Please look at the window for the presents. PAISLEY TEA MART. Opposite Opera House. Telephone, 523. <, CHEAP GROCERY. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. HPRIT CHARD, GROCKR, • Cototenay-pIiACb. is now SellingClean Currantß, 6d per lb Eleme raisins, 6d'per lb Sultanas, 7d per lb Best Rice, 2d per lb Best Tapiocft,, 2d per lb ' Best Sago, 2d per lb Pearl Barley, 2d per lb i Split Peas, 2d per lb 3 bottles sauce, Is. 3 tins jam, Is 51b American onions, Is ' Fresh Eggs, lOd per doz Best table Potatoes, 5s 6d per owt by the aok, or 281b for Is 6d, with id in the Is dis- ' count or Gov. Discount Stamps at the option of the Customer. Note the address. H. PRITCHARD'S, COURTENAY-PLACE. Telephone, 245. JAMES GOD BE R Has just received a MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES Speoially seleoted for him by his English bdyer, including CAKE ORNAMENTS FANCY FRUITS CRACKERS (a grand variety) FANCY CHOCOLATES ART D'OYLEYS __ . • JAPANESE SERVIETTES TABLE DECORATIONS, &0., &c. &c. His Stook cf HIGH-CLASS BISCUITS Ia unsurpassed in the colony. Inspection invited. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. Ladies and Gentlemen patronising his ' REFRESHMENT ROOMS 3an rely upon receiving every attention HOT LUNCHEON AND TEA as "°"iV ' ICE CREAMS, ' STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM in season. MELBOURNE HOUSE, 84 and 86. CUBA-STREET. TENNIS PLAYERS TAKE NOTICE. ALL the LEADING makes of RACKETS, BALLS, and NF.T^, for 1901, are reduoen in PRICE. Heavily stocked. Call early. * CAMERON AND CHRISTIE, Liunutou M"s>y - 1 V

BIGGEST AND BEST FURNITURE SALE Ever Held. FOR ONE.MONTH ONLY. FLOCKTON & CO. Are holding a CLEAR LNG SALE Of their LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK. Everything Reduoed. THIS IS A BONA FIDE SALE. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS. ALL BRASS PARISIAN BEDSTEADS, reduoed from £23 10s to £17 10s. EVERYTHING REDUCED. NOW iB the tune to FURNISH^ CHEAP. THIS IS A GENUINE CLEARING SALE. TAPESTRY AND PLUSH SUITES reduoed from £17 10s to £12 10a. BAMBOO VERANDAH BLINDS, 12 z 8, 7s 6d eaoh. All Goods Marked Down in Prioe. Don't forget — FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. FLOCKTON & CO., MANNERS-STREET. THE CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE ALES, Brewed by .WARD & C 0.,, Cheistohtjeoh, Bottled by PRESTON ft CO., Lambton-quat. XIJM. ORABTREE AND SONS, TT MILLWRIGHTS, ENGINEERS AND BOILERMAKERS. Makers of every description of Briokm/iking Machinery, Crushing Rollers, Brick Pressei, Sanitary Drain-pipe Machine* and Dies and Laundry Machinery. Agents for BROADBENT AND SON'S HYDRO EXTRACTORS.

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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 129, 27 November 1901, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 129, 27 November 1901, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 129, 27 November 1901, Page 7

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