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Evening Post, Issue 67, 27 April 1865, Page 3

(Received per s.s. Otago, 22nd April, 1865.) TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROi VINCE OF WELESGTON. Gentlemen, IAVA IL myself of the first mail for New Zealand 1 , since the receipt of the result of the contest for the Superintendency, to tender you my very sincere thanks for the honour you have conferred upon me in electing me, for the fifth time, to the highest office which it is in your power to bestow. Be assured that I am not only deeply grateful for this kind appreciation of my past endeavours to promote the true interests of the province, but that my earnest hope is, that, whenever I retire from the office of Superintendent, it may be found that your confidence has not been misplaced. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, I. E. FEATHERSTON. Petty's Hotel, Sydney, April 14th, 1865.

INCREASED ATTRACTION. TTTARMOLL'S ESTABLISHMENT Is now entirely devoted to the GENTLEMEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING TRADE, And contains the most perfect assortment oi GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING In Wellington. The advantages to be derived from purchasing first hand in the MARKETS of London, Paris, Scotland, Australia, &c, Are offered to the Public of Wellington by J. WARMOLL. JUST OPENED, The most Splendid Selection of COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, FANCY SCARFS AND TIES, HOSIERY, MERCERY, HATS & CAPS EVER EXHIBITED To the Public in Wellington. The Styles are Modern and Recherche The Prices are most Reasonable The Materials are very Choice and Durable The Latest Improvements in DRESS are always to be obtained at WARMOLL'S. THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Contains a Superior STOCK OF REAL SCOTCH GOODS. THE HAT and CAP DEPARTMENT Contains the most varied and Fashionable Assortment of London and Parisian Hats To be OBTAINED IN THE COLONY. THE BUYING DEPARTMENT. There is no House in the Colony that has greater facilities for purchasing in the HOME and COLONIAL Markets, and very few that possess so thorough a knowledge of the Clothing and Outfitting trade. J. WARMOLL, FIRST-CLASS OUTFITTER (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand), WELLINGTON. LOST, A SMALL Gold Watch Key, and also a Pencil Case, with Knife and Gold Pen. The finder will be rewarded upon returning either of them to the office of this paper. Wellington, April 26. M.HE party who has a Hotel License for X Sale will please apply at the office of the Evening Post. WANTED an efficient BARMAN, thoroughly qualified, with testimonials.— Apply by letter to New Zealander Hotel. WANTED a SMITH.— Apply to Mr. W. Mason, Lambton quay. WANTED, two female Servants— Cook and Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. C. N. Schultze, Hobson street, Thorndon. ANTED a Housemaid for the Empire Hotel. Good wages given to an active girl. WANTED, a Housemaid. Apply at the South Sea Hotel, Larabton quay.