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New Zealand Times, Volume XLX, Issue 8168, 20 August 1887, Page 2

(Business NoticesANTED KNOWN—NEW HAMS ! NEW BACON! First of this season’s cure just arrived from Christchurch and Dunedin. KAft HAMS and SIDES to select (JV/V/ from. Quality all that can be, desired—mild, lean, and tender. Another Shipment of J. & T. Sinclair’s! BELFAST HAMS, in transit. CHEESE. CHEESE.J English, Dutch, and Colonial Cheese. TEA. TEA. TEA Direct Importers of Pure Indian and China Tea. Prices as follows ; 300 111 b boxes ... 14s Od per box 450 111 b boxes ... 16s 6d per box 400 111 b boxes ... 18s Od per box 350 Ilib boxes ... 20s Od per box Pure Indian Tea, best imported ... 2a Cd per lb Every table requisite kept in stock. HUME & SON, HAM AND BACON CUKERS, Tea Importers, and General Provision Merchants, 65, Willis-street, Wellington. SHORTT AND REID, COMMISSION, PRODUCE, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. Consignments received and prompt returns made. 54, Willis-street (Opposite Edward Anderson). 12 ZEALAND MUTUAL CREDITORS’ ASSOCIATION. Representatives Everywhere, Subscription— One Guinea per Annum, Advantages. —Private Information as to Financial Standing, &c., Weekly Commercial Report of Bills of Sale, Bankruptcies, &c.; Accounts Collected promptly; Legal Opinions on Law Points; Estates Liquidated; Foreclosures and Distraints executed anywhere in the Colony Ask for Prospectus. Wellington Branch—Colonial Bank Buildings. Solicitors—Messrs Bell, Gully, and Izard. Manager—J. R. Randersen, General Manager. Secretary—Walter W. Hughes. 1 GEORGE MEE, Chemist to His Excellency the Governor (Opposite Government Buildings), Lambton-quay, Wellington. PURE NORWEGIAN CODLIYER OIL. MY Winter Supply of the New Season’s Oil is just to hand ex “Aorangi.” This 01 is guaranteed superior to any other in the market. The most fastidious patient can take this Oil with ease, owing to its delicate purity and freedom from objectionable fishy flavor. Sold in bottles, Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d each ; also in 1 gallon tins. J. BROWN, and JEWELLER, 29, Manners-street, Wellington. All kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery cleaned and repaired, 9 H. BAILLIE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 39, CUBA-STREET. A. GENT for all the principal Colonia XJL Newspapers. New Books by Every Direct Steamer Any book not in stock will be procured t order. Windsor and Newton’s Artists’ Colors kept in stock. All orders by post will be promptly attended to. j@ST Publishing and Advertising Agent far N. Z. 'Times and N. Z, Mail. 23 K" Z |3 AIRY (Q OMPANY » COURTENAY PL 4CE, Is still to the Front. FRESH MILK TWICE DAILY Delivered to all parts of the Cityi A GOOD STO;CK,O3P FERNS, all Growing, t’ROM SIXPENCE EACH. J. m‘ alpine - Importer of Papbrhangings, Glass, Oils Paints, Brushware, &c., Manners-street. J. McA. is able to say that he has now the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Paperhangings in Wellington, Over, 15,000 pieces to choose from. Pattern Books on application. WANTED KNOW N—- . JAMES CAMPBELL (Late of Messrs Littlejohn and Son), JEWELLER, WATCH & CLOCK-MAKER, Next to Barber’s Dye Works, 44, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. Mrs Campbell, Registry Office for Servants. WANTED Known—That we have for sale, at reduced prices, the largest stock of Ladies’ Phaetons, Double and Single Buggies, Waggonettes, &c., in the district J also, first prize Phaeton Waggonette. Inspecton invited. ROUSE & HUBRBLL, Empire Coach Factory, Conrtenay-placo. 222 WANTED KNOWN—That I have always on hand, and for sals cheap, a large stock ‘of Doable and Single-Seated Baggies with tops or no tops ; also, a great variety of Lady’s Phaetons, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, 1 Spring Carts, Spring Tip Carts, and Contractor’s Tip Drays ; also, a second-hand Brougham* and one Landau in good working order. The above are all of my own build, and my workmanship, and prices defy competition, All orders promptly attended to, and forwarded to any part of the Colony. Estimates furnished on the shortest notice. M. BOHAN, Proprietor, Wellington Coach Factory, Manners-street and Taranaki-place, Wellington, 856 FROZEN MUTTON. JOHN BELL and Sons, 91, Charterhonsestreet, London, E.C., are prepared to receive direct consignments, and invite correspondence. They have erected stores in London and Liverpool, fitted with the most improved refrigerating machinery, and capable of holding 80,000 carcases. Low Charges. Fall prices and weights, 14