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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 134, 3 December 1901, Page 7

CHRISTMA S H A MPE KS ! • CHRISTMAS HAMPE R SI OF THE FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT, OH AS CUSTOM La MAY DKSIRH .— 9 Quart Bottles ALE or STOUT l 1 Quart Bottle BRANDY or WHISKY I Oil 1 Quart Bottle WINE , ( c3&JL 1 Quart Bottle GIN . ) MANNING'S CELEBRATED OIWTRTCHURCrI ALE AND STOUT, Q '/» Per Dozen Quarts CONTINENTAL AND SOOTH AUSTRALIAN WI.VK-Kwv Variety. SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIKS, i«i Cab* and Hu.L NEW SEASON'S FRU ITS. 850 CASES JUST LANDED. NEW CURRANTS ... ... ... ' ... fri> p;<;ii j,h. NEW SULTANAS ... • ... «. ... *»J> PER Ll'-i. NEW RAISINS ... ... /YD PER LB. . - O 'NEW MUSCATELS ... -t /\D VKR LB NEW FIGS, in Baga, Drums, and Boxes THESE FRUITS ARE GUARANTEED FINEST QUALITY. ; HUM B~& SO A\ 63 and 65. WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON.

OUR BUSINESS GROWS. **" liE^OED. £100,000. *, LAST December we opened (with instant and phenomenal success) our Wellington, N.Z., establishment, absolutely the finest in Australasia — vide public opinion. This December we opeu a eimilnr establishment in Christchurch, N.Z., both built by us rigl\h up from Mother Earth, fitted, decorated, and stocked like Royal Resorts, at an' outlay of about .£IOO,OOO. Next June, on completion of new building, we will open a still larger establishment, with 90ft frontage, oorner Queen and Edwards streets, Brisbane. We THANK a Discriminating Publio for their Share in' our Progress ; the majority are our Datrout*. Our system of direct trading has told its own tale in unmistakeablo evidenoe, 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 DAWSOF & CO., JEWELLERS, DIAMOND MERCHANTS, AND SILVERSMITHS, WELLINGTON, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, PERTH, AUCKLAND, CHRISTCHUROH, LONDON.

CHRISTMAS HAMPERS. ■ TTAMPERS, securely paoked, containing the following assortment of Liquors, wilt be * dk* delivered FREE to Railway Stations, Wharveß, or any part of the City, on reoeipt i of P.O. Order or Cheque for amount :— SI Quart Bottle PORT, CONSTANTIA, or SHERRY "} 1 Quart Bottle WHISKY or GIN f rt A / 1 Quart Bottie RUM or BRANDY f A\J\ m 9 Quart Bottles W.F.C.A. ALE or STOUT J To avoid disappointment, Orders should reach us early. SPEOIAL HAMPERS at / QQI and QQ /. Paoked when desired. ' NEW SEASONS 1 FRUITS. FIRST SHIPMENT, 1141 CASES, NOW LANDED. FINE PATRAS CURRANTS FINE SULTANAS FINE VALENCIA RAISINS FINE ELEME RAISINS ■ FINE SPANISH MUSCATELS FINE JQRDAN ALMONDS I FINE SMYRNA FIGS FINE VALENCIA ALMOKDS : THESE FRUITS ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY. WAIRARAPiT PARMEES CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON.

ART DESIGNS IN ' QHERATON AND ALL- BRASS BEDSTEADS AT H. FIELDER'S, MANNERS-STREET. A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES NOW ON VIEW, AT LESS THAN LANDEJD COST. Also, PURE STEAM-PUIUFIED BEDDmG AND BEST QUALITY SPRING AND WIRE MATTRESSES. Send for Complete Furnishing Catalogue. HENRT IVORY* AUDITOR. Member of tho INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANTS' INSTITUTE, Victoria. EXPRESS BUDLDINGS, CuSTOMHOtTSH-QUAT, WBLMNGTON. A LEX. ROSS, Engineer, Saw and Tool Maker, 83, Manners-street, Wellington, has just landed one of Messrs. John Rl'Dowall'a 16in x 4in Planing and Moulding Machine?, with all the latest improvements ; also Get.- jmd Oil Engines, Saws, Filea, Toola, &o. VULCAN FOITNDRY, QtHN-STRBET. J. MURPHY & SON, leonfoundbrs (Twenty-five years with Smith Bros,). r* All descriptions of Plain and Ornamental Castinga undertaken. Satisfaction stnarantaed.

LOWER VALLEY JOCKEY CLOT* RACES, MARTINBOROUGH, 26th and 27th DEC, FD3ST DAY. 1. Maiden Hack Race, 30. soys, 6 furlongs — entry 20s 2. Hack Handicap, SO boys, 1 mile and a furlong— nom. 10s, accept. 30s 3. L.V.J.O. Handicap, 80 boys, 1 mile and a furlong — nom. 20s, accept. 40 4-. Hack Hurdle Handicap, 50 sovb, 1& miles — nom. 10s, accept. 30s 5. Hack Flying Handicap, 35 boys, 6 furlonga — nom. 10s, accept. 20s i 6. Boxing Day Handicap, 60 sovb, 6 furlongs — nom. 10s, accept. 4-Os I 7. Hack Welter Handicap, 40 soys, 7 furlongs — nom. 10s, accept. 20s SECOND DAY. 1. Hack Hurdle Handicap, 50 soys, 1£ miles — nom. 10s, accept. 30s 2. Trial Hack Handicap, 30 boys, 7 furlongs — nom. 10s, accept. 10s 3. Martin Memorial Handicap, 60 soys, 1 mile — nom." lQs, accept. 40s 4. Second Hack Handicap, 45 bovb, 1 mile — nom. 10b, accept. 20s 5. High-weight Haok Handicap, 30 boys, 1 mile — nom. 10s, accept. 10s 6. Telegraph Handicap, 55 bovb, 6 furlongs — nom. 10b, accept. 30s 7. Hack Scurry Handicap, 50 soys, 5 furlongs — nom. 10b, accept. 10a 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. THE METROPOLITAN SCHOOL Otf ' SHORTHAND, 33, IiAMBTON-QTTAY. 0. J. OHALLIS Principal. <* . ) *\ * .v /X r* >- V. x "*-">« \ v- n- »» Phonography ia ao simple aa to be readily learned •y everyone of ordinary capacity, and the public benefits to he derived from it are entirety incaludabl*.— Tht Imt* Right Hnujofm Bright, M.P. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Ladies, Gentlemen, Juniors. Sole Agents for The Fox Typewriter. Telephone 1519. BANJO MANDOLIN, AND GUITAR mHOROUGH Tuition given on the X above by Mr. J. G. Turner (late of the Spanish Stidente), No. 2, Barkerstreet, off Cambridge-terrace. Tram* past the door. Terms commence with pupils. JDANJO, GUITAR, and MANDOLIN. Thorough Tuition given in the above by . LEWIS NORDEN, late Teacher and Conductor of the Lancashire Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin Band. ' Studio— ssa, MANNERS-STREET (Opposite Opera House). "OUY your Orocketjwe and Gliu»w«ra O?ba.. a tree? OhardMn BK>I " U5 ' UU ° pe^