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Evening Star, Issue 9834, 24 October 1895, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. W. ELDER. TJLDER'S Broncho is the beßt remedy for }1 Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary Affections ; I 2s per bottle. ELDER'S Oaohets positively oure Neuralgic, i Bilious, Nervous Headaches; a trial will I prove this. Is 6d per box. 7M. ELDER, Chemist, " The Pharmacy " I v i (lato White Horse), Georgo street. I Night bell; private entrance Frederick Hh-pnt. riLLIAM ELDKK, Oheoiist, lias Ke- ■ . T moved to "The Pharmacy," opposite Knox Church. Personal attention ou»bt and day. J. G. GREEN. Pairs Sample Boots and Shoes; \y splendid goods; half usual prices ; I see windows. 37 George street. ADIES' Frenoh Kid Instep-Btrap Shoeß, _J 6s 6d; Tan do, 7s 6d; Children's from I2s 6d; strong Leather, 3s 6d. ENTLEMEN'S Tan Leather Shoes from 6s X lid; Canvas, Sa 6d; English sewn sample Balmorals from 9a lid to 16s 6d. GENUINE English Samples; halt usual prices; wear guaranteed; inspection invited. J. G. Green. 37 George streets F. C. MARTIN. IPRING Cleaning. Please call and get O estimates Repairing, Repolishing, and Upholstering Furniture. Hair and Flock Beds reteased. FRENCH Polish Reviver and Household I ■ Varnish removes Scratches, and leaves brilliant shine. Is 6d and Is per Bottle. RAINING Chairs strongly at from Is yd J each. At F. C Martin's Cabinet Factory, I Moray place (opposite First Church) SMITH AND SMITH. >APERHANGINGS.—Purchasers will find our stock oantains artistic designs and oolorings at lowest prices. Smith and Smith. ARRANTED Genuine White Lead and t v Puro Linseed Oils at wholesale prioes for oash. Smith and Smith, Dunedin. JJHEET Glass, Mirror Glass, Bevelled Plates, * Glass Shades, Hessian Canvas, and Scrim. •3"""" ohoosa from. High class deoorative Goods for dining and drawing rooms. RTISTS' Colors.-The "Tadema" Box, . filled complete—Colors, Brushes, Palette, I Oils—2lb each. Smith and Smith. RTISTS' Color?.—Boxes, Easels, Spools, . Umbrellas, and Materials; wholesale and I retail. Smith and Smith, Dunedin. INSOR AND NEWTON'S Tube Colors, I v j 4d each; a splendid assortment of unfilled Artists' Boxes at low prices. XIDE and Minium Paint prevents rust on roofs; 5 colors, at 7s 6d per gallon. lOTURE Frame Mouldings of the finest quality. Pioturo Framing at lowest prices. Smith and Smith, Dunedin. CANTERBURY TIMES' ON OLD NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON PAST AND PRESENT. Wellington from 1839 to 1895. The Proprietors of the ' Canterbury Times' have pleasure in intimating that arrangements are now complete for the issue of a Special Wellington Number of that popular weekly journal. This Special Illustrated Number will be published on THURSDAY, 24th OCTOBER, and, in order to ensure getting copies of it, the Public are requested to give their orders at once to their local agent or bookseller, or to order direct from the Office. As the Settlement founded at Port Nicholson in 1839 was the first systematic effort to colonise New Zealand, the story of the struggles and successes of the Pioneer Settlers is really the history of the eariy days of New Zealand. The subject is treated in popular' style, and the article, while avoiding political topics, will be found to give many interesting details of life in the early days. AmoJJg the subjects dealt * ith are:—The Early Settlers, Pakeba and Maori, A Pioneer's Troubles, Life in Wellington in 1841, A Model Missionary, Early Officials and Offices, The First Municipal Corporation, The Fire of 1842, Municipal Improvements and Progress, Wellington An 1867, The "Father" of Wellington, The Manawatu Railway, Wellington To-day, etc. The Number will contain a Relection of Beautifully Executed Engravings, of which the following is a list:—Hon. Martin, Sir W. Fox, Colonel Wakefield, Bishop Hadfield, Dr Featherstone. Hon. Mantell. Mr F. G. Crawford, and Mr Plimmer; Port Nicholson in 1846 (embodied in heading), Banks of the Hutt near Mr Molesworth's Farm, Paramata Pah (Porerua), Makaenuka Pah (Hutt district), Petone Pah, Pipitea Point, Fort Richmond and the Hutt bridge, Barrett's Hotel (Wellington). Thorndon, Te Aro, Port Nicholson 1842, Wellington (modern view), Petone road, Porerua Bay. - Notwithstanding the great labor and outlay involved in preparing this special number, it will he issued at the ordinary price. All interested in the early history of the colony are, therefore, enabled to obtain a copy of the OLD WELLINGTON NUMBER of the ' Canterbury Times' from all Booksellers and Newsvendors, Railway Bookstalls, and Newspaper Runners throughout the colony. On OCTOBER 31 will be commenoed a New Sensational Story dealing with the Eablt Convict Days of Tasmania. The story, which will be illustrated, is entitled 'PEARGE'S PLOT,' and is founded on fact, being written up from the diary and correspondence of an old colonist. It gives a realistic picture of the terrible tragedies that make up the history of Yan Diemen's Land in the early part of the present century, when the colony was a penal settlement for British convicts. IT. GEORGE JAM.—Selected Fruit and Best Sugar. All Grocers. I SORE Legs, Burns, Bruißes, Irritating Erup-1 tions positively dured with Spring Blossom I Ointment, 6d and Is. Everywhere. '