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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4562, 3 November 1875, Page 4

Business Notices "ILL BELTING, "'"*" TWO THOUSAND FEET. Shipment to hand Prime Scotch Belting (various sizes) 2in. to llin. BOOTS AND SHOES. [plete Seasonable Assortment BOOTS AND SHOES, GOLOSHES, LEGGINGS, &c. LEATHERS, UPPERS, AND GRINDERY. Trade Supplied. Stocks always on hand and to arrive. HANNAH & CO., Lambon-quay. \DMONDSON, SELLAR AND CO. I General Carriers, Between Wellington and all parts of Wairarapa. E. S. & Co. beg to inform the public that having purchased the whok of their extensive carrying business from Messrs. jn...»tTrell, Bannister, and Co.,they solicit a contim ance of the patronage bestowed on their predecessors. Agent in Masterton J. O. Hayward „ Grey town R. Morphy General Manager Agent in Wellington : THOS. C. DARCY, Lambton-quay. lEWING MACHINES REPAIRED. ~_) J. H. HUDSON, Opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains', Cuba-street, Wellington. All lands of machinery repaired and fitted up. J. H. H. begs to inform the inhabitants of Wellington that all sewing machines entrusted to him will receive his special attention. N.B. —All kinds of needles, oil, springs, &c, on hand. (EWING MACHINES ADJUSTED r 3 AND REPAIRED. C. TATTLE having returned from Melbourne, is now prepared to execute all work entrusted to his care. All kinds of duplicate parts for the various machines kept on '-and. Tools, knives, scissors, surgical instrulents, &c, ground and set. Moderator and kerosene lamps repaired. Saws sharpened and set. Address ; HAINING-STREET, off TORY-STREET. MOLESWORTH STREET LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Carriages, Buggies, and every description of vehicles lent on hire. Saddle and Harness Horses always ready. Carriages provided for Weddings. Horses bought or exchanged. DAVID MOIR, Proprietor. YDNEY STORE AND OYSTER r_ SALOON, CUBA-STREET, Opposite Imperial Hotel. A DE VERE having opened the premises as a Grocery, Confectionery, and Fruit Store, begs to solicit a share of public favor. In connection with the above he has provided accommodation for refreshments at any hour between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. A constant supply of the finest Auckland Rock Oysters esh by every boat, whilst in season. Cordials ,11 descriptions. A MART. R. J. KELLS, nTt..i—^ e an( j Retail Grocer and General -s to inform the public that he has now OPENED his NEW PREMISES at the corner of Vivian and Tory-streets with an entirely new assortment of goods, and solicits a share of their favors. Customers waited on for orders in all parts of the city. TMPORTANT NOTICE. PAPERHANGINGS. P APERH ANGINGS. W. TUSTIN begs to thank the public for their patronage and support during the past fifteen years he has been in business in this city, and to inform them that, finding his premises too small for his rapidly increasing business, he has made extensive alterations and enlargements, and will RE-OPEN on SATURDAY, 16th OCTOBER, with an entirely new and well-assorted stock of PAPERHANGINGS for all classes of rooms, passages, ceilings, &c. Just received, ex Kinfauns Castle : —BOOO pieces, varying from 6d. per piece and upwards. Also, a good assortment of borders, centres, brushware, camel and sable pencils, gold leaf ; colors of all descriptions, including tube colors. W. TUSTIN invites an early inspection of of Paperhanging Establishment, Willis-street, next door to Union Bank. Publications. ' If I were to pray for a 1 in stead under every i ; of bappinne upon me, it would Herschell. mmmm Books' on sale by john watt, Bookseller and Stationer, Willis-street. _ Thomas Carlyle, Philosophic Thinker, logian, Historian and Poet, by ] Hood, 9s. 6d. T - 1 3on's English Dictionary, printed verbatim rom the author's last and complete edition, ■with all the exa with a History o Grammar of the English tongue. Ii ~"«i Bvo., 18s. ing books are neatly bound in cloth ; royal Bvo., gilt top ; 6s. 6d. each:—■ Works of Sterne, Golds] Smollett, Burn- ™= i ists, Fielding, i The following ai 48. 1001 Gems of Prose, Curio Familiar Quotations, Ten Thousand Wonderful Things, Josephus, Channing's Works, &c. The Poets ; bound in cloth ; gilt edges and sides ; 4s. 6d. Chandos Classic Edition, 2s. 6d. each, or sewed, 2s. A large supply of Kingston's books for boys, Grace Aguilar's works, Louis Figuier's works, Charles Dickons, Wilkie Collins, Mrs. Woods, and others too numerous to pa larise. Books for Railway and Steamboat Travellers. Each Is. 6d., with hundreds of Comic fmmKMinM^KmM 3, RattleBook of i, Anecdotes of Wit and Humor, Fun Better than Physic, Tho Merry Companion, &c. Cassell's Illustrated Bible, 30s. Pocket Bibles from Is. Church Services and Prayer Books in great variety. Collins' Family Bible, containing the Commentaries of Henry and Scott condensed, a Scripture Chronology, Summary of Biblical Antiquities, and Eadie's Biblical Cyclopedia, full bound in morocco, gilt back and sides, ONLY £2 10s. Mrs. Beeton's Book of Needlework, 9s. Bonwick's Curious Facts of Old Colonial Days, Talmage's Sermons and Works. Wesley's Sermons, 3 vols, 9s. Thomson's Land and the Book. Mrs. Webb's Naomi. Games of Quartetts, consisting of Great Commanders, tho Poets, Historical Characters, Common Things, Fishes, Shaksperian Characters, &c, &c, Is. 6d. each. JOHN WATT receives by each mail a great variety of the English Periodicals and Newspapers, including Young Ladies' Journal, Bow Bells, Milliner and Dressmaker, World of Fashion, Family Herald, Literary World, Christian World, Pulpit, Christian Age, &c, &c, Illustrated News, Graphic, Pictorial World, Lloyds' Penny Illustrated. Any of the English Periodicals or Newspapers procured to order.