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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 828, 1 January 1866, Page 4

PARK BREWER!. AWARDED FIRST-CLASS CERTIFICATE BY NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION FOU EXCELLENCY OF BEER. BREWERS AND BOTTLERS OP ALE AND PORTER, AND MALTSTERS. Importers of Real Kent Hops. JAS. WILSON & CO., (Late Richardson and Booth), PROPRIETORS. A. C H I A R O N PICTURE-FRAME AND LOOKINGGLASS MANUFACTURER, I, GFORGE STREET, (Opposite the European Hotel), Importer of Gilt Chimney, Cheval, and Toilette Glasses; also a varied assortment of Steel Engravings, Framed and Loose. PICTURE-FRAME MOULDINGS, Gilt, Rosewood, Walnut, Maple, Oak, &c. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. BIBLE WA REHOUSE. —The Cheapest Family, Pulpit, and Pew Bibles, Church Services, and Prayer Books ever offered to the Public of New Zealand and Australia, may be obtained at WILLIAM HAY’S BIBLE & CHURCH SERVICE WAREHOUSE, HAY’S PROMENADE, Princes street, Dunedin. F URNITURE, JpURNITURE, JjIURNITURE. Ex Timaru. J A M E S M A C Stuart Street, KAY, OPPOSITE ST. PAUL’S CHURCH, Is opening out a Choice Assortment of DRAWING ROOM, DINING ROOM, AND BEDROOM FURNITURE, FROM GLASGOW, Which will be sold at the lowest remunerative rates. “ FTTHE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING 1 MACHINE is the one best calculated for bousebold use.” —From Timb’s Year Book of Facts for 1865. WHEELER and WILSON’S patent lockstitch SEWING MACHINES were awarded the prize gold medal at the London Exhibition, 1862, and at the Paris Exhibition, 1861, for being superior to all others. HEELErT and WILSON’S SEWING MACHINES perform every species of sewing, with a speed of 1500 stitches per minute. IiEELER and WILSON’S SE WIN G MACHINES work equally well upon woollen, cotton, silk, and linen goods. WHEELER and WILSON’S lock-stitch SEWING MACHINE, with new improvements, at reduced prices. Testimonials from all parts of the colony, and illustrated circulars, sent post free. Sole Agent for Dunedin : M. CALVERT AN D C 0., Princes-st. Cutting & George-st. J. & W. M‘ LA ™ TAILOKS, EATTRAY STREET. WORDS TO AN OLD RHYME. FANCY BAZAAR, PRINCES STREET. Now in this merry, happy time, ’Tis best to advertise in rhyme. People all love a Christmas chime. Says Moses. Ladies, who. trip it up and down. Who has the noatest shop in town ? Who never meets you with a frown ? ’Tis Moses. Who, when a thing is new or nice. Will get it for you in a trice, And never minds about the price ? Why, Moses. Ye gentlemen, who cut a dash With military plume and sash, Where do you get the best for cash ? With Moses. And ah, ye little girls and hoys. Who’s always adding to your joys, Byiselling you such pretty toys ? Wee Moses. Where the new Post Office is planned, Just opposite he takes his stand, And makes.all Princes-street look grand, Does Moses. Berlin Wool, (5d per dozen.