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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3097, 12 January 1871, Page 5

BOOKS SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS . PRESENTS. Gems of English Art, illustrated with chrome lithographs, 30s Gems of Nature and Art, beautifully illustd., 25s ißsop's Fables, illustrated by Ernest Griset, 25s Golden Thoughts from Golden Fountains, ilsd, 18s Tennyson's Poom?, printed on tone paper and superbly illustrated, 26s 6d The Golden Calendar and Perpetual Almanack, illuminated Pen and Pencil Pictures from the Poets, 12b 6d The Book of Elegant Extracts, illustrated by eminent artists, 12s 6d The Bird by Michelet, with 210 illustrations, 14a Nineveh and its ruins, illuminated, 11s 6d Drawing Room Album, a collection of popular pictures, 11s 6d Gallery of Modern and British Artists, 11b 6d Album of Scottish Scenery, illustrating several places of interest mentioned in Sir Walter , Scott's novels, &c, 11s 66 The Gallery of Fine Arts, Ancient and Modern, 11s 6d The Gallery of British Engravings from the worts of the most eminent painters, lie 6d Home Thoughts and Home Sceneß, beautifully illustrated, 26s 6d La Fontaine's Fables, illustrated by Gastaye Dore, 30a Gulliver's Travels, illustrated, 12s 6d Hans Andersen's Faivy Tales for the Household, illustrated, 10s Grimm's Household Stories, illustrated, 10s /Geo. Cruiekshank's Fairy Library, 6a 6d What the Morn Saw and other tales by Audersen, 6a 6d Dulcken's Child's Popular Fairy Tales, 300 illustrations, 7s 6d The Boy's Own Book of Sports and Pastimes, 10a Routledge's Popular Natural History, illstdv, 15s Cassell's World of Wonders, 200 illustrations, 10a Pictures of Life and Character, sth series, from Punch, by John Leech, 15s The Fairy Realm, illustrated by Dore, 21s WILLIAM LYON. HHHE undersigned begs to inform bis Friends X and the Public (in order to meet the times) that he has determined to offer to CASH CUSTOMERS his superior Stock of GENERAL GROCERY, DRAPERY, CROCKERY WARE, & GENERAL MER- ' ' CHANDISE, At the following LOW PRICES, which, on inspection, will be found oi first-class quality, viz. : s. d. Best Tea 2 9 per lb. ' Good do 2 2 do White Sugar 0 5£ do Yellow do • 0 4i do Coffee 1 5 do Fresh Butter ... '... 0 odo Cheese 0 11 do Bacon 0 11 do Jams 0 11 per tin Sardines, large 1 0 do Do, small 0 8 do . Mustard 1 0 do Pepper 0 11 do Pickles . 1 2 per bottle Vinegar ... ... 0 8 do Kerosine Oil ... ... 0 Bdo Castor Oil 1 4 & lOd do Salad Oil, pints ... 1 4do Do, half-pints 0 10 do Sperm Candles 1 1 per lb Moulds 0 8 do Soap 0 11 per bar Starch 0 7 per lb Blue 1 1 do Best Tobacco 5 0 do Matches ... .. 010 per doz Blacking 0 10 do Best Bice 0 8£ do Good do 0 3 do Currants 0 7 dc Raisins ... ... 0 7§ do Potatoes 3 6 percwt Also a large assortment of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, and other goods, which will be sold tho lowest remunerative prices, for CASH. R. M. CLELAND, WELLINGTON TEA MART, Mannebs street. A MAGNIFICENT GLASS OF NEW ZEALAND PORTER for 3d at the NELSON ALE HOUSE, WM. WHITE, Proprietor. YUL CA N F O U N D R T JOHN SMITH. MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER, IROfl AND BRASS FOUNDER Manners street, W*£iiaNGTON, New ZriXaiTD. Every description of castings made to ordei for ships, steamers, saw mills, flour mills, flax mills, &c. Iron tablets and palisading for graves executed on the most reasonable terms. iJSITFIax machines, on the most approved principle made to order on the shortest notice. O H~~N COOK & SON, TAILORS AND HABITMAKERS, . Lumbton Quay, (Near Government House), Most respeotfully announce that they have re» moved into NEW PRE MISES on the site of their old ones. They take this casion to tender their sincere thanks for tin, support they have enjoyed during the past twentyeight years, and to assure their old customers that they will do their best to merit the continuance of their favors. To the public in general they offer a carefully selected stock at moderate charges, and confidently refer to their past trade as a guarantee of their future. Maohine work when required. Terms cash. October 14, 1870. WILLIAM BECK TAILOR, &c, Willis street, Wellington, Begs to intiraato to his customers and the publio generally that he has always on hand a STOCK of well-selected and fashionable GOODS, containing every novelty in the market suitable for all seasons. Parties favoring him with their ordorß may rely . that every effort will be made to give satisfactioa in stylo, fit, and finish, and the very beßt Material, at a MODERATE CHARGE. Note. — All orders executed with punctuality. None but first-class workmen kept, and no machine work. * (New Buildings, next "Evening Fost" Ofßc Willis street.) TT EATING'S COUGH LO2ENGES.— UpJ\- wards of fifty years' experience has fully confirmed the superiorroputation of these lozenges in the cure of Asthma, Winter Cough, Hoarseness, Shortness of breath, and other pulmonary maladies. Sold in boxes, tins, and bottles of various sizes. Keating's Children's Worm Tabiet.— A purely vegetable sweetmeat, both in appearance and taste, furnishing a most agreeable method of administering a well-known remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It ib a perfectly safe and mild preparation, and is especially adapted for child* ren. Sold in tins and bottles of various sizes. Keatino/s Persian Insect Desthoyik* Powder. — This powder is quite harmless to animals, but unrivalled in destroying fleas, buga> emmets, flies, cockroaches, beetles, gnats, mosquitoes, moths in furs, and every other speoleß of insect in all the stages of metamorphosis. Sold in packets, tins, and bottles of variouß sizes. . ggrOAUTiON— The publio are particularly requested to observe that all the above preparations bear the Trade Mark.— Sold by all Chemiste and Druggists. Wholesale agent for New Zealand— Kompthorno, Prosser, & Co, Dunedin •