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Evening Post, Volume LXVI, Issue 152, 24 December 1903, Page 16

CUTLERY. AT r {\ J. THOMPSON'S, IRONMONGER, 60, CUBA-STREET. Our Stock is as good as can be hnd in the lar^ t ploco of busino^, whilo, owing to direct importing, tho Prices aro absolutely WELLINGT&N'S LOWEST. Retail Depot for "PERFECTION" STOVES. — __________________ — — — HAPPY HOMlil LIFE ! CHRIS'J MAS and Happinoeß aro in- — soporable. Evm-y one trio* to bo happy, but there are toino churlish pooplo who would liko . all Christmas customs suppressed. Tho chief charm about Christmas is tho happy .home lifo that it occasious ; tho rounion of scatter^ momborti of a family, oto. CRESCENT BLEND TEA , MAKES HOME HAPPY. It is aj^ch, palatable toa, with a very fino flavour. A ten connoiesour super,inlomlß and directs, tho blending, nnd tho flavour and quality of tiiis tea novor vary. ' SOLD BY ALL GROCERS AT OS PER LB. 35-CUBA-STREET— 3S THE LONDON AND ' AMERICAN TAILORING COMPANY HAVE opened at tho above address with a Good Assortment of Firstdass Goods. Mr. Chuß. Usmer, lalo of London, is in cliargo of tho cutting, «o that patrons can roly on getting ovory satisfaction. THE LATEST .IN MERCERY . At tho LONDON AND AMERICAN TADIORING COMPANY, | 35, Cuba-stroet. EXPIRATION ,OF LEASE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JOHN RIDGE, late of No. 9, Manned•troot, intimate* to tho public gonerally that owing to tho expiration of the loaso of his lato premise*, No. 9, Man-nors-stroot, ho has purchased tho buiincts of Messrs. John Kelly and Sons, ISO, Willis-stroet (opposite Bt, JohVi Church), and respectfully bogs a continuance) of tho patronago until lately bestowed upon his predecessors. All goods of tho bout quality will bo storkod, and strict civility and attention, givon to every customer. Noto tho Addreis— 150, WILLIS-SfTREET. ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER. CHRISTMAS HAMS] CHRISTMAS HAMSI OHRISTM AB POULTRY I CHRISTMAS DUCKS I CHRISTMAS GEESE 1 CHRISTMAS TURKEYS! WE invjto Special Attention to the above Do not delay. Order tit onco, and rtvoid being disappointed. Highest Prico givou for young Poultry— viz., Rooster*, 4s to 5» por pair; Duck*, 4s 6d to 6s 6d por pair, or by live weight, 7id por lb for Duoka, 8d por lb for Chickens. A. BANKS, PORK BUTCHER, (Late F. Martin),. ■ Willis-sUoot. iuSTRAIJAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. MONEY TO LEND. THIS Sooioty U preparod to Lend Monoy on First-class FREEHOLD CITY nnd COUNTRY SECURITIES at Lowest Current Rale». > Our now Mortgage Dacd contains a condition allowing bor'rowors tho privilege of ropaying up to 20 per cent, of tho loan during any year without notice or payment of any fine. NO COMMISSION CHARGED. LEGAL EXPENSES EXCEPTION\I,J.Y LOW Apply <liruot to tlia Society's Brnnoh Offico, Welliugton, or to any of the Scctety'* District Offices. EDWARD W. LOWE, Roiidont Socratary. Wollington. Ist September. 1902. jt/1 U* N X T -T O I. KN D FUltTlltilt ItKDUCTIONS IN lUTI? OF iNT|i!ltl'!ST. W» liut; to inform (JlieuU Unit we oun non ' Lend, Stuns of Af~i /W| and iinwurriii J I Plfill CISNT. |Ou ii||.ioveil Froliold Seuuritien, in ton v or country. ICuay toinm itiudo for ropnyuiont of prluciual, X I UK. A WfUSON. Solioiti)rs, WolliiiKton Otaki. aud Peto o. MONEY TO LEND in any sums on approved Freehold City and Country Securities at 4 4 por oent. Power for borrower to. repay any portions of tho loan during term. KENNETH DOWLAS, Solicitor, Colonial Mutual Buildings, opposite Bank of Now Zealand. M'GREGOR WRIGHT & Co EXHIBITION of Oil and Wator Colour Paintings by tho best artists of Is.d.W. now on. 129, i.AMttTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. KNAPP'S HOOF-EXPANDER— "Why woik a lomo horse?" — Among tho nuiuy diboascß to which horse-flesh in heir uono is go troubluaomo or harassing iv it» consDquonccs ns that known to veterinary n-ioneo iui contraction of tho hoof. This discaco is nn artificial ono duo to tho conditioiiH under which horses uro subicct iv tho t.orvit'o of man. In a natural stato tho dUenso is unknown. Contraction i« a goticral comprcb«on or drawing-in of the walls upon tho dolicato organism of tho foot owing to tho absence of tho natural moiEliuo \yliich keeps tho hoof plastic, together with tho rigid character of tho shoe, whiolv prevent** expansion Tho disease is of slow growth, and is co insidious in its character that it n not otocrved by tho owner till the horso becomes lamo from corns or attendant evils. Knapp'g Iloof-expendcr has been expressly designed to rwtoro to hbrses the condition* of the natural it»U.— A. V. KNAPP, City Shoeing Forge, Herbert-BUeat