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CHRISTMAS HAMPERS ! CHRISTMAS HAMPERS ! ' OF*THE< FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT, OR AS CUSTOMERS MAY J>ESLRE :— 9 Quart Bottles ALE or STOUT 1 Quart Bottle BRANDY or WHISKY O1 1 Quart Bottle WINE f <*± 1 Quart Bol.tle OIN J , MANNING'S I CELEB KATBU CHRISTCHURCBt ALE AND STOUT, 8 '£i. Per Dozen Quarts /O , CONTINENTAL AND SOOTH AUSTRALIAN WlNE— Every Variety. SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIIiS, in Case and Bulk. NEW SEASON'S FRUITS. 850 OASEB JUST LANDED. NEW CURRANTS X D PER LB. NEW SULTANAS „. ... ... *. /»D PER LB. NEW RAISINS • H . .« gD PER LB. NEW MUSCATELS ... -JQDPERLB. NEW FIGS, in Bags, Drums, and Boxes THESE FEUITS ARE GUARANTEED FINEST QUALITY. HUM E~~& SON, 63 and 65, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON.

OUR BUSINESS GROWS. m £100,000. beo6rd. £100,000. a, LAST December we opened (with instant and phenomenal success) onr Wellington, N.Z., eatablishmant, absolutely the finest in Australasia — vide public opinion. This Peoember we cpen a similar establishment in Christchuroh, N.Z., both buiit by ns right up from Mother Earth 1 , fitted, decorated, and stocked like Boyal Resorts, at an outlay of abont .£IOO,OOO. Next June, on completion of new building-, we will open a still larger establishment, with 90ft frontage, corner Queen and Edwards streets, Brisbane. W6 THANK a Discriminating Publio for their Share in our Progress ; the majority are our patrons. Our system of direot trading has told its own tale in unraistakeaMa evidence, and a world-wide response haß been our opportunity for advancement — it ban with us for 80 years ever been so— and never better did it argua for a continuance than at the present moment. STEWART DAWSON& CO., * JEWELLERS, DIAMOND MERCHANTS, AND SILVERSMITHS, WELLINGTON, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, PERTH, AUCKLAND, CHRISTCHURCH, LONDON. I

CHRISTMAS HAMPERS. HAMPERS, "flecui l ely packed, contain— g the following assortment of Liquors, will ba delivered FREE to Railway Stations, Wharves, or any part of the City, on receipt of P.O. Order or Cheque for amount : — fl Qaarfc Bottle PORT, CONSTANTLY, or SHEERY "\ 1 Quart Bottle WHISKY or GIN I QA / 1 Quart Bottle RUM or BRANDY f _3U/" 9 Quarb Bottles W.F.C.A. ALE or STOUT J To avoid disappointment, Orders should reach 1 us early. SPEOIAL HAMPERS at _0/-, 60/-, and 80/- kea when desired. NEW SEASON'S FBUIT& FIRST SHIPMENT, 1141 GASES, NOW LANDED, FINE PATJBAS CURRANTS FINE SULTANAS FINE VALENCIA RAISINS FINE ELEME RAISINS FINE SPANISH MUSCATELS FINE JORDAN ALMONDS FINE SMYRNA FIGS FINE VALENCIA ALMONDS [THESE ERIJITS ARE OE EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY WAIRARAPiT FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, ' LAMBTON-QT7AT, WELLINGTON.

ART DESIGNS' IN QHEBATON AND ALL- BRASS BEDSTE_DS AT H. EIELDEE'S, MANNERS-STREET. A SPECIAL PURCHASE OP MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES i NOW ON VIEW, AT LESS THAN LANDED COST. Also, PURE STEAM-PURIFIED BEDDING AND BEST QUALITY SPRmG AND WIRE ■ MATTRESSES. ' Send for Complete Famishing Catalogue. V HENKY IVORY v AUDITOR. Member of the INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANTS' INSTITUTE, Victoria. EXPRESS BUDLDINGS, CtJSTOMHOTJSB-QUAY, WELLINGTON. A LEX. ROSS, Engineer, Saw and Tocl Maker, 83, Manners-street, Wellington, has just landed one of Messrs. John M'Dowall's 16in x 4in Planing and Moulding j Machines, wUh all the latest improvements ; also Gas and Oil Engines, Saws, Files, ' Took, 40. ] By Speoial Appointment to His Ezoellenoy the Earl of Ranfurly. < S\ N , SALE.* OATS BRAN STRAW WHEAT POLLARD HAt CHAFF MAIZE POTATOES.' S ROWE&SONS OUBA'ST&tSX EXTINSION. ( I

TOWER VALLEY JOCKEY CLUB Xa RACES, MARTINBOROUGH, 26th and 27th DEC. FIRST DAY. 1. Maiden Hack,Raoe, 30 eov_b, 6 furlongs — entoy 20s 2. Hack Handicap, 50 eovs, 1 mile and of furlong — nom. 10s, accept. 30s 3. L.V.J.O. Handicap, 80 soya, 1 mile and _ a furlong — nom. 20s, accept. 40 4. Haok Hurdle Handicap, 50 eovs, ljj ' miles — nom. 10s, accept. 30s 5. Hack Flying Handicap, 35 soy%, 6 tup* longs — norn 10s, accept. 20s 6. Boxing Day Handicap, 60 soys, 6 furlongs — nom. 10s, accept. 40s 7. Hack Welter Handicap, 40 soys, 7 furlongs — nom. 10b, accept. 203 SECOND DAY. 1. Hack Hurdle Handicap, 50 soys, 1£ miles — nom. 10s, accept. 30s 2. Trial Haok Handicap, 30 soys, 7 furlongs — nom. 10s, accept. 10b y 3. Martin Memorial Handicap, 60 soys, 1° mile — nom. 10s, accept. 40s 4. Second Hack Handicap, 45 soys, 1 milei — nom. 10s, rccept. 20s 5. High-Weight Hack Handicap, '60 soys, 1 mile — Bom. 10s, accept. 10s 6. Telegraph Handicap, 55 eovs, 6 furlongs — nom. 10s, accept. 30s 7. Hack Scurry Handicap, 30 soys, 5 furi longs — nom. 10s, accept. 10s Nominations for all except Maiden Hack Close THURSDAY, sth December, at 9 p.m. Telegraph Office closes 5 p.m. T. F. EVANS, Secretary, Martinborough. rpHE METROPOLITAN SCHOOL OF X SHOBTHAND, 38, Lambton-quat. 0. J. CHALLIS Principal. *» . ) *\ ' -v 4" r* >- vPhonography ia so timple M to be readily learned by everyone of ordinary capacity, and the publio benefits to be derived from it are entirely inc»l-«ul»M«.-rA* Imtt Right tioiujohn BrtgU, M.P, DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Ladies, Gentlemen, Juniors. Sole Agents^for The Fox Typewriter. Telephone 1519. BANJO MANDOLIN, AND RUTTAR. ITpHOROUGH Tuition given on tl.o ■M. above by Mr. J. G. Turner (late of tha Spanish Students), No. 2, BarkerBtreet, off Cambridge-terrace. Trams pi.^s the door. Terms commenoe with pupils. J3ANJO, GUITAR, and MANDOLIN. Thorough Tuition given in Hie al>ov« by LEW la NORDEN, late Teacher and (J.nlcluctor of the Lancashire Banjo, GviitrM, tnd Mandolin Baud. Btud;o-Ssa, MANNERS-STELE i" (Opposite Opera Hou&el. BUY your Croekeryware and GJa 4 ><viro at Richardson Bros., 115, Upper 3uba-street.

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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 133, 2 December 1901, Page 7

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