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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8523, 1 November 1888, Page 3

Business Notices. THOMAS BALLINGER, PLU&BER AND DIRECT IMPORTER, N 0 W : o N S A L E, Ex Late Arrivals. s.s. Rxmutaka—--160 ingots Lamb and Flag Block Tin I cask Brass Goods s.s. Coptic—--40 tons Redeliffe Crown Galvanised Iron Selene—--3 crates Earthenware W.C.’s ' 3 casks Gas Globes, assorted 1 hhd, and 5 cases Galvanised and Enamelled Sinks, Boilers, Basins, &c. II cases Cast Galvanised and Enamelled Sinks 60 rolls Roofing Felt 4 cases Wilson’s Patent Gas Fires and Fit§ a.a, 40 kegs Wire Nails, 1| to Gin 2 „ Clouts 16 cases 28 gauge Plain Galvanised Iran 2 „ Water Meters, 2J to pi 50 boxes Tin Plates, assorted, coke and charcoal 8 casks Sheet Zinc, Nos, 9 and 12 1 cask Rosin 1 cask perforated Zinc and Tin 22 rolls Sheet Lead, 2J to 61bs 1 case “ Best” Galvanised Iron, 24 gauge 49 bundles Black Sheet Iron, 18 to 28 gauge 3 crates Earthenware W.C.’s Also on sale Roller Skates Note the address— THOMAS BALLINGER, Willis and Victoria Streets. GRAND ART UNION BY PERMISSION OF THE COLONIAL SECRETARY. 11 MAGNIFICENT OIL PAINTINGS, the woke op D. T. TURNER, Esq. Valued at £175. M ESSES. WEIGGLESWORTH AND BINNS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, WILLIS-SKIEET, Will GIVE to every person spending ONE POUND (£1) at their Establishment between the 25th of JUNE and the 31st DECEMBER, 1888, inclusive ONE (1) TICKET In the above.. Drawing to take place as soon after the 31st December as practicable. PRIZES NOW ON VIEW. Note the address— WRIGGLESWORTH & BINNS, Next door but one to Evening Post office, , and nearly opposite the Empire, Hotel. BROMIDE EN LA RGE ME N T S ' ' FROM 25/“ “We Do Not Dept, Wb Court] Competition.” Telephone, 161. BARBER’S WELLINGTON DYE WORKS, 46, CUBA STREET. 2 FIRST PRIZES at Australian ExhibiFIRST PRIZE; N.Z.'• Exbibition. Dyeing & Cleaning Of ill descriptions executed in first-class style and at the shortest notice. Having made special arrangements in the aanine Department, -we are now able to iOEOUGHLY CLEAN AND PRESS SNTS’ CLOTHES in a style unequalled in s colony, and RETURN THEM IN 24 DDRS. LACE CURTAINS Cleaned and tinted fashionable shades, dried and finished by machinery and RE. ; TURNED SAME DAYi , FEATHERS CLEANED, DYED AND DRESSED. ; Our style of Curling is the most approved and fashionable. The newest shades are dyed and finished by a special process which preserves the fibre, \ OUR EXTENSIVE WORKS Contain the most improved machinery in the colony, which enables ub to turn out work in the best style and ~ at moderate cost. AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1888. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS EX S.S. COPTIC. w E have now opened up Shipments of onr New Season’s TWEEDS, WORSTED COATINGS,, OVERCOATINGS & CLOTHS. The Latest and most Fashionable Designs have been selected. Our Home Buyer writes These Goods are of exceptional value, owing to the low price of wool.” Our patrons may rely upon getting the benefit of these bargains;.; TWEED SUITS from £3 10s. ; Patterns and system for self-measurement sent on application, JONES ARD ASHDOWN, The Eagle Tailoring Establishment, 2- Lakbxon-Quax.