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Evening Post, Issue 232, 4 November 1865, Page 3

FOR WANGANUI. .j^^^ fTIHE N.Z.S.N. Co.'s s.s. A HURI RI, Will suil for Wanganui on MONDAY EVENING, At 6 o'clock pm. For Freight or Passage, apply at the Company's Office. _

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, fTIHE Screw Steamer MO A . She has great carrying capabilities, with a very light draught of water. For further particulars, apply to W. & G. TURNBULL & CO.

NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELLINGTON. TAMES M'INTYRE has taken the BlackJ wall Bakehouse from John Watson, and intends, as soon as he has made some improvement in the above establishment, to sell Bread at 4d per 2lb Loaf, full weightweighed at the door. He will not trust to the Wellington market, but shall have a supply from the other colonies. JAMES M'INTYRE.

NOTICE. EARLY CLOSING. TJtTE, the undersigned Drapers and Clothiers of the city of Wellington, have agreed to Close our Establishments at 7 o'clock p.m. (Saturdays excepted), from the Ist of November, 1865. MOELLER, JACOBY & CO. J. WARMOLL. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. LEWIS MOSS. HENRY R. KANE. W. CLARK. GILBERT, PICKETT & CO. WM. MASON. J. LEVY. J. BURNE. TONKS & LEWERS. Wellington, 30th October, 1865.

N^W SUMMER GOODS. mHE following NEW GOODS are being lauded ex Adelaide Baker, from London direct, viz. : — Very superior black duoape and grain silks New fancy check, chene grenadine Check mohair, striped do, violet gauze Striped and printed poplins, silk check gauze Striped and cheeked chene mohairs Diagonal and other new materials for summer dresses Also, Lace and fancy shawls and mantles, black alpacas and Frenck twills Black French merinos, roll silecias, moreens Tom Thumb, West End, Regent's, and other new ties Gossamer falls, parasols, black and coloured crape Grey calicoes, ladies' best Josephine kid gloves New belt ribbon, new belt buckles, men's cricket belts Paper collars, Irish linen, lawns, diapers, green baize Haberdashery, hosiery, blue serge Men's and boy's clothing, ladies' and gent's lawn handkerchiefs And A variety of other goods too numerous to mention. J. BURNE, Lambton Quay.