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yttANTED KNOWN.—E. ili, W is prepared to un tak, every description of House Painting or Paperhanging, by day or contract in town or country. First class workmanship. Prompt attention. lowest charges. "\7T/' ANTED KNOWN tha. \ V Mrs McComisky has just opened up a large stock of Crockery Glass and Fancy Goods imported direct from England, and which will be sold at ridiculous prices for one month. A present will be made to each cash, purchaser of 5s and upwards during this and Christmas week. w HONG KEW, 79, Cuba' m street, Wellington, General Importer of Tea, Silk Handkerchiefs, Preserved Fruit, Wholesale and iletail. (.Gsh Buyer of FUNGUS in any quantity ; best price given. Pntea Winter Assemblies. nliiST I)ANCB will take place at ip Harmonic Hall on FiiIDAY, 10th Hay, at 8 o’clock. Gentlemen’s tickets (which must be oreaeuted at the door) can bo obtained at my office. E. C. HOENEti, Hon. Sec. For Stile, ROT-HOUSE Grapes, Cooking Apples, and some fine Onions. Cheap for Cash. W. HOWITT. Fashionable Tailoring. J. HOLTHAM, Eg mont Street, Pate a, m/ISHES to inform his customers \ V and friends that he has JUST F.ECSIVED A Large, Fashionable and Serviceable Stock of Coatings, Vicunas, Serges (Fox’s and heavy). Covert Coatings and Trouserings, Personally selected for the WINT3ES K. SEASON. / In drawing attention to the above, J. H. would respectfully point out that they are the pick of the Best Stocks in the colony, selected specially by himself for this trade, and all orders being specially made up under his immediate supervision, Peueect Fit and Best Value Assured. LBION HOTEL, PATBA. M. KELLY Proprietor. M. K. having taken over the above favourite Hotel, which having just received a thorough overhaul, both inside and out, is now equal to the best on the coast, affords splendid accommodation for travellers and

visitors. Nothing but the very best brands of ales, wines and spirit,s kept. Good Sample Rooms on the Premises* The Stabios are under efficient management; country settlers and others cau therefore rely ou the moat careful attention being paid to all animals placed iu these stables for long or short peiiods. Good and Secure Paddocks, BEE'Om\\IENT dimply a Marvellous Cure for Croup, Bronchitis, Bremen Chilblains. Blotches, Pimples, Abcesses, Piles, &c. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOE ATHLE I Price, 1/6. It is also specially adapted for stable use, and is guaranteed one of the best dressings in tho market* Price 2/6, Local Agent: H. E. Dkane The Bazaat TRY IT! TESTIKOKIAIiS’ Fcildiug, August 29, IsOI, To Edwin Gall ton an, Esq. I have great pleasure in testifying to the wonderful soothing and curative power of your Bee Ointment. The constant strain on , ray throat is very trying and often causes relaxation and hoarseness —very difficult to treat, obtained relief with one application and shall always use it. Yours faithfully, Wm. MACKENZIE. Scottish Vocalist Bessie Doyle-Go. Palmerston N., April 23, 1893, To Mu E. Gallicuan, Dear Sir,—l can confidently recom mend Llewellyn’s Bee Ointment for ad kinds of wounds on horses, having used it in my stables with great success ia every instance. ERNEST D. BROWNE, i Livery Stables, Palmerston IST,