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New Zealand Times, Volume LVI, Issue 2213, 23 May 1894, Page 3

3.AST WEEK OF SALE OF GOODS SEIZED IN TRANSIT. g<TARTLING REDUCTIONS! REAL EYEOPENERS! Roller Towellings 2Jd Check Glass Cloth, 2Jd Dimity, Is lid dozen Blankets, Is lid ; Rugs, Is lid Sheetings, Flannels, Calicoes, Shirtings, Lace Curtains, Towels, Corsets, Antimacassars, Bed Quilts, &c., &c., almost given away. Fine Diaper, 3id 12yds Serge, splendid quality, 4s lid Double Width Serge, 4s lid dress 12yds Heavy Dross Tweed, 2s lid Ladies’ Underclothing, half price 12yds Neck Prilling, Is lid Ladies’ All Wool Cashmere Hose, 6d Childs’ Hose 2d pair; Laces, SJd dozen These and many oven more startling lines will during the next few days be offered to the public of Wellington and surrounding district. Intending purchasers would do well to remember that every line of Goods Seized in Transit Must Be Sold. PLEASE CALL EARLY IN T£E DAY. JOH. E. LINDBERG, WRONG SIDE OF CUBA STREET. JOSHUA BROTHERS’ Australian Brandy BOOMERANG BRAND. PURE AND WHOLESOME. r In Case and Bnlk. CASTBNDYK & FOOKE, W. & G. TURNBULL & CO.. Wellington. MADAME PATEY. A REMEMBRANCE OF THE VISIT OF THE GREAT CONTRALTO TO WELLINGTON. Occidental Hotel, Wellington. M. J. Beookes, Manager tlia Dresden Piano Co., Wellington. Dear Sie, — I AM very pleased to give my testimony in regard to tho merits of the splendid Piano supplied by your Company to the series of Concerts given by MADAME PATEY in Wellington. I bog to express my pleasure with the exquisite quality of its tone, and the superiority of its finish. Tho touch—always responsive— was splendid in reiterated notes as well as in the most rapid runs and arpeggio passages. Wishing your Company success, Believe mo. Very truly yours, EMILIA WOOD, Solo Pianiste, Madame Patey’s Concert Tour. PIANO Smonthly. GREAT SUCCESS. ALLAN gMITH, “THE HIGHLAND LADDIE,’’ BEGS to inform the public that owing to the groat success attending his New Cash Peice List he has decided to make STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS. The Best 2s Tea in the colonies at tho price, Look out for BONNEY COB SOAP, Large bars, almond scouted, 9d per bar. All an Smith, • Highland Laddie,” Manners and Eiddifoed streets STRAWBERRIES ! STRAWBERRIES ! ! Plant now to ensure a crop the FIRST SEASON. THE following popular varieties are ready for transplanting:— Peice, 5s Pee Hundred. BRITISH QUEEN KEEN’S SEEDLING MARGUERITE StR JOSEPH PAXTON TROLLOP’S VICTORIA SHABPLESS (new), 2s 6d Dozen. H, C. GIBBONS AND CO., Hutt Valley Nursery, Blackbeidoe. SEED WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE, 131, Lamhtou quay. Australian Wine. YALUMBA HOCK AND CHABLIS. HOTELS FOE SALE. Wairarapa.—One of the most profitable in the district; full value for purchase money; takings .£6O weekly; a rare bargain; .£6OO cash required. Paliiatua. —First-class house, doing average of .£45 per week; good lease at very low rental; cheap : .£7OO cash required. Taranaki. —Hotel in country township ; long lease at nominal rental j free house; easy terms; about £BOO cash required. Hawke's Bay.—Small hotel in country district ; nominal rental; takings £2O per week; £3OO cash required. Also hotels in Palmerston North, Forton, Napier, Hawera, Manawatn district. West Coast district and city of Welling- j ton. ZOHEAB & CO., | . Panama street. I~r otels fo e S a le. Hotel, Masterton, rent £l, trade £4O, £3OO cash; hotel, Palmerston, low rent, £250 cash; hotel, Pamatua, rent £5, trade £SO; hotel, Hawera district, trade £l6O week; hotel, Suburbs, trade £25,* £BO cash; hotel, City, trade £6O, £SOO cash; hotel, City, free house, s plcndidly furnished and with every facility for doing a first-class trade, £SOO cash. DWAN BROS.; Wellington.