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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 8274, 3 January 1888, Page 2

Business Notices CHRISTMAS HAMS! CHRISTMAS HAMS! 1 NOW ON SALE, J. AND T, SINCLAIR’S j^AMOUS I RISH H AMS. The Celebrated Star Brand Y ORKSHIRE JJAMS, Also, 2000 Finest Dunedin Hams. These Hams being specially selected, we guarantee the quality. Sole Importers in New Zealand of ENGLISH, DUTCH AND SCOTCH CHEESE. NEW SEASON’S TEA, The famous Cock & Eagle Brand, And The celebrated Two Chinamen, packed in boxes of lllbs, and halfchests from 40Ibs each. HUME & SON, TEA AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, 65, Willis-street, Wellington. Telephone No. 225. WELLINGTON COAL AND COKE DEPOT. Yards : TORY AND INGESTRE STREETS. Office : JOHNSTONE-STREET, No. 11. Telephones : 88, 124, 164. ON SALE - Newcastle coal Coalbrookdale (now reduced 2s per ton) Firewood, all kinds, and cut to any lengths, and charcoal Also, oats, chaff, bran, pollard, flour, tea, wheat, barley, maize, beans, hay, straw, potatoes, &c,, &c. All orders nromptly attended to, and goods delivered to all parts. 437 SAMUEL BROWN, £ By Appointment to His Excellency Sir W. D. Jervois, K G.C, St. M. and G,, 0.8., Governor of New Zealand,

A Large Selection in the Newest Designs of First-Class Jewellery, etc., to choose from. Om usual Xmas Discount on all Cash Purchases. The Best Value in Town. Inspection Cordially Invited. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, Lambton Quay and Cuba-street. I I BLACK DYEING. GARMENTS That have become soiled and faded can be turned into useful Black. ’The process of Dyeing preserves the quality of the goods, and improves their appearance. MOURNING ORDERS Executed on the shortest notice, ■AT BARBER'S CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 4tf, Cuba-street.

FOR SALE. QUEER lOR NEWSPAPER 36 s 48; 23 x 45; 26 x 39*. VERY CHEAP. Also, paper for common wrapping urposes. NEW ZEALAND TIMES OFFICE. FOR SALE OR TO LET. A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS SITE in Manners Street (next the Wellington Coach Factory), 33ft. by 50ft., or could be enlarged to 43£t. by 102 ft., with frontage to both streets. Would be well adapted for a large wholesale iron and general iron, mongery trade. As I may say all the foundries, the coach builders, ship builders, farriers and the general blacksmiths of Wellington are located in Te Aro, where tons of iron are used daily and yet we have no iron merchant in Te Aro to supply the demand. For particulars, apply to M. BOHAN, Wellington- Coach FactosY.