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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 8274, 3 January 1888, Page 8

Auctions. I LAERY & CAMPBELL. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3rd. At 2.30 p.m. L AERY AND CAMPBELL will sell as above—--500 bunches bananas, 80 crates pineapples, 30 sacks peanuts, 20 sacks cocoanuts, 30 cases dates, 500 boxes crystaliaed fruit. N.Z.L. & M.A. CO., LIMITED. m THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited.) WOOL. WOOL. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. THE Company desires to intimate to runholders and farmers that AUCTION SALES Will be held during the season at the WELLINGTON WOOL STORES, Customhouse-quay, As a number of buyers purpose attending these sales, wool-growers are recommended to take advantage of the competition of our local auction sales in preference to disposing of their clips by private treaty ; if reserves are not reached the weol can be shipped to the London Market. Liberal advances made on growing clips and all produce consigned for sale or shipment. ANDREW TODD, Wellington Agent. J. B. KEITH, Masterton Agent. 192 Licensed Victuallers WAVERLEY HOTEL (late Criterion), Opposite Supreme Courthouse, LAMBTON-QUAY. W. G, O. Johnston ... ... Proprietor (late Chief Steward, R.M.S. Arawa), HAVING, in September last, purchased the lease and goodwill of the above hotel, returns his warmest thanks to the public and his many friends for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him. The bouse has had a thorough overhaul and nothing has been spared to meet the comfort of those patronising it. The management is entirely on a new system. Luncheon daily from 12 till 2 p.m. His long experience as Steward of the above splendid steamer is a guarantee that his catering capabilities are second to none in town. Cleanliness and civility a specialty. None but the best brands of ales, wines, and spirits kept. Permanent boarders and the travelling public will find every comfort of a home. A trial solicited. Dannie Crawford’s special. W, G. O. JOHNSTON, 243 Proprietor. WALKLET’S Commercial Hotel AND MANAWATU CLUB, PALMEESTON NOETH. Porter in Attendance on Every Train, Table d’Hote at 6 p.m. BATH AND SAMPLE ROOMS. Coaches leave the Hotel twice daily (Sun* days excepted) for Woodville and Masterton, Saddle horses and buggy on hire. Best Loose Boxes in the district. All communications promptly attended to. Charges Moderate, 265 JOHN WALKLEY. AILWAY HOTEL (late Town and . Country Club), Thorndon-quay).— J. MURPHY, Proprietor. —This first-class Hotel is now open" for the convenience of travellers and the public generally. _ Being situated close to both railway stations, it offers superior advantages to visitors from the Country. None but the Best Brandt of Liquors kept. Boarders will find *ll the comforts of a homo. Hot and cold baths, first-class stabling *:o. jy-‘ ALPINE. Importer of Paperhangings, Glass, Oils Paints, Brush ware, &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 KNOWN Robert Scott Coal and Wood Merchant, Adelaideroad Coal and Wood Depot, opposite Tram Sheds. On sale—A good stock of Dry Wcod always on hand, cut to any length; New castle and Coal brook dale CoaU and Chwoca! always on harwl The Greatest Blessins of Life is a Perfect State of Health. To secure this undeniable boon use LAM PLOUGH’S PYRE 1C SALINE. It strikes at the root of disease, improving Digestion by clearing away obstructions and impurities from the Stomach and Liver, and at the same time renovating the Blood, eradicating poisonous and feverish hnmors. In Feverish Colds & all Feverish Symptoms it is pre-eminently useful. Taken on going to bed, it removee the stuffy sensation in the nose, and promotes free breathing without open month, dry tongue, &c., inducing peaceful sleep. No other Medicine required for 15 vears. Mr Young writes : —“For fifteen years I “ have taken it evety morning, and during “the whole of that time have never taken “any other medicine nor had a doctor,” It raved my Life in a distant Land,’ writes C. Fitzgerald, Esq., formerly in Albania. Station Proprietors, Flock Masters, and al! residing in Up-country Stations, should never be without it. It prevents the ill-effects of drinking water, not abso lately pure, at the same time forming a most refreshing Drink, quenching Thirst, and adding to the homo comforts of such secluded life. Ask your merchant to send regular supplies with your other stores. It is Preventive or Curative of most Diseases incidents! to Tropical and Colonial Life. Abundant medical testimony with each bottle. May be obtained of all Patent Medicine Vendors 346 EAK NKK VOUS MEN, cure yourselves, and thus avoid the risk of being victimised. A Medical Treatise by an eminent French Hospital Physician ilbirty years a Parisian Specialist), showing sufferers how they may Cure themselves of Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality, &c., &c,, simply and quietly, without consulting any person. Free by post in secure envelope for six penny (N.Z.) stamps. N.B.—Special Treatise for Weak Women. Address,Parisian, P. 0,, Box 764, Sydney. 429