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Evening Post, Issue 204, 3 October 1865, Page 3

ON SALE by the undersigned, *ie Cvd Trade only :— Josephine kid gloves Black and fancy revolving scarfs Crimean shirts and shirtings Men's tweed shirts and jumpers Do Bedford cord trowsers Gent's and boys' summer tweed suits Do do straw hats Black doeskins and broadcloths Light summer tweeds Black and coloured alpacas Do do coburgs Do do glace silks Black Llama scarfs Ladies' fashionable summer jackets' Do black lace shawls Hat and bonnet feathers Black ribbon velvets White cambric and coloured cotton handkerchiefs Turkish and Clifton towels Gent's paper collars Black aud coloured mohair braids 4-4 and 8-4 grey and white" calicoes Do do forfar« 8-4 scrim ' ' Cotton union and linen ticks^ American leathers and oil baizes Haberdashery Windsor soaps and perfumery &c, &c, &c. WILLIAM WHITTEM, Upper Floor of Messrs. Krull & Co.'s Store. [a card.] TIT R. W. S. REID, Barrister and Solicitor, Krull's Buildings, corner of Custom House Quay and Willis street. NOTICE. mHE premises of the undersigned will be _L closed on Thursday and Friday next/ sth and 6th inst. JACOB JOSEPH * Co. 4 *>MR. W. TAYLOK, /V HAIR RESTORER, MAY be consulted on all diseases of the human head, from ten to four, daily. Hair restored in ten days j no cure, no pay. NOTICE TO LADIES. Mrs. W. Tatlor may be consulted by Ladies on all diseases of the human head* from ten to four, daily. Mr. W. Taylor, Hair Dyer and Perfumer, guarantees an instantaneous dye of Brown or Black in Five Minutee. TAYLOR'S HYGENIC BALM AND BoTANIC WATER, the only restorative for producing the growth of the hair, tne. same jas used by Her Majesty the Queen of England. The Premises to be opened in a few days. W. TAYLOR, Late of 141, Fenchurch-street, London, (Professor Browne's) A clean pair of brushes to every customer. TAYLOR— the only Wig Maker and Ornamental Hair Manufacturer in Wellington. W. TAYLOR, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. Wellington. 3rd October, 1865. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT THE BOYAL HOTEL STABLES. niHE Fine Thorough-bred Black Horse BUNGARABEE, By Velocity (imported by Mr. Cleve to New South Wales, out of Marcia, imported by Mr.G. Macleay to New South Wales), by Calendar, her dam Ada, by Skeleton out of St. Winnifred, by Master Harry— Comua marey her dam by Alexander— sister to Haphazard, by Sir Peter — Miss Harvey by Eclipse. BUNGARABEE is a magnificent upstanding well-set horse, being 17 hands high, and possesses large bone and good propelling powers. He was imported to Canterbury by Mr. Willmer in 1861. BUNGARaBEE will stand only to a limited number of mares. I Terms :£6 6s. each. Groomage, 7s. 6d. For two or more mares, the bona fide property of the same owner, an allowance will 1 be made. < - Further information may be obtained ofl reference to the New Zealand Stud Book, or by application to Mr. G. HATFIELD, ¦Royal Hotel. Or to Mr. C. FAWNS, Royal Hotel Stables. BUNGARABEE will also stand as follows :—: — Wednesdays, Mr. Smith's, Johnsonville. Thursdays, Mr. M'Grath's, Porirua Fridays and Saturdays, at Mr. Fawn'i Royal Hotel Stables. " ! 2nd October, 1865. WANTED by a Gentleman permanent Board and Residence in a quiet, gen-* teel family. — Apply, stating terms, Comfort, Office of the Evening Post.