THAT COAL BIN WANTS STOCKTON COAL. Not an ounce of disappointment in a ton» IF your dealer hasn't STOCKTON, he hasn't anything "just as good." Write or 'phone us for STOCKTON, "the coal that cooks." Stores — Adelaide and Tinakori roads, Willis and Tory streets. Offices — Johnston-street (three doors from Kirkcaldies'). Five 'phones. SAMUEL BROWN, LTD., DISTRICT AGENTS. ) STATE COAL. ON and after the Ist APRIL, Delivery of Coal will be made to the undermentioned places as follows: — j Northland — Tuesdays and Fridays Karori — Wednesdays Kilbirnie — Tuesdays and Fridays Brooklyn — Mondays and Thursdays Island Bay— Wednesdays Net Cash with Order. F. J. LISSINGTON, Depot Agent. DON'T ASK FOR WESTPORT. ""■"■ « mO ENSURE RECEIVING THE COAL YOU WANT, ASK YOUR DEALER TO DELIVER COALBROOKDALE. FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS IT HAS BEEN YOUR WAR.MEST FRIEND. NOTICE. T>LUB RIBBON WON THE FIRST WELLINGTON CUP OF £1000, But PABST BLUE RIBBON LAGER BEER , WINS THE FAVOUR OF EVERY ONE) WOLLERMAN & CO., -| JOHNSTON-STREET, ARE THE SOLE AGENTS. WEDDING PRESENTS. G. & T. YOUNG, JEWELLERS, 252, LAMBTON-QUAY, ARE showing some new designs in Goods suitable for the above. BUYING DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS enables us to place before our customers a good selection of tho NEWEST GOODS AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES And of Reliable Quality. STERLING SILVER" PRESENTATION GOODS. We have now in stock some very fino Silver Waiters, Tea and Coffee Services, Afternoon Tea Sets, Flower Bowls, Vases, and a full range of Old English Spoons • and Forks. Inspection Cordially Invited. By Special ®^JSLi'_: s Excellency Appointment ?/§&§§£& ne to JNrSa^Si Governor. JT.RANK GRADY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, WILLIS-STREET. mHE OHOP WOR T>RESENTS. WATCHES A SPECIALTY. BEAUTIFUL JEWELLERY AND STERLING SILVER For WEDDING PRESENTS. Five per cent. Discount for Cash. Manufacturing ! Engraving ! Diamond Setting ! Plating ! mHE QHOP "OOR T3RESENTS. Country Orders receive prompt attention. Tele. 1138. Established 1880. THE ITRE. ■jl/TESSRS. D. W. VIRTUE AND CO. ' " notify their friends that their Business is carried on a3 usual in Victoriastreet, the damage by the fire being confined to the lower flat.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 72, 26 March 1909, Page 10
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