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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4600, 17 December 1875, Page 4

Easiness Notices TAMESON BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS (Opposite the Scotch Church), WILLIS-STBEBT. Wish to acquaint their country friends and the public in general that they have the undermentioned goods for sale, every line of which is guaranteed to be of the very best quality;— Superior mixed tea, 2s. Bd. per lb. 400 boxes tea, each 121 b., 225., 255., 285., and 30s. per box 150 qr-chests tea, each 201 b., 40s. 50 A-chests choice congou, Is. Bd., 25., and 2s. 4d. per lb. 100 cases salmon, Bs. 6d. per doz., lOd. per tin 70 cases Swiss milk, 9s. per doz., lOd. per tin 40 cases sardines, ?,s and Js, 10s. 6d. and 6s. per dozen 5 tons Mauritius sugar, -11 d. per lb. 12 tons best white sugar, sd. per lb. 1 ton household soap, 19s. per cwt., 6d. per bar 2 tons double-crown soap, 21s. per cwt., 7d per bar 1A tons pale yellow, 295. per cwt., 9d. per bar 3 tons first prize soap, 325. per cwt., lOd. per bar Negrohead tobacco (Barrett’s), 4s. 6d. per lb. Waterlily tobacco, 4s. 6d. per lb., £23 per cwt. Wines and spirits And all other goods, too numerous to mention, at equally low prices. J3ST Note the Address jgg JAMESON BROTHERS & CO., (Opposite the Scotch Church), Willis-street. fJIO TAILORS, OUTFITTERS, &o. J. HUXLEY, Tailor, Manners-street, begs to inform the trade that he is px-epared to teach the most correct system of cutting coats, waistcoats, and trowsers that is known in the present day. It is adopted by most of the principal cutters in New York and London. One of his pupils has now the largest tailoring trade in the world, and has been known to give the handsome sum of £IO,OOO at a time for charitable purposes. Eee £lO, paid in advance. RAND DISPLAY of Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, in all the newest shapes, now on view in the window of the Clothing Department, at JAMES SMITH’S, TE ARO HOUSE. £4_ET YOUR ROOMS COVERED WITH FLOORCLOTH AND CARPETS. CHEAP. AND ALL IN ONE PIECE. To be had at W. JAMES’S STEAM FACTORY, LAMBTON-QUAY AND MASTERTON. N GAHAURANGA SCOURING STEAM WORKS. WOOL The undersigned is prepared to Scour Wool, Locks, and Pieces at Id. (one penny) per lb. scoured weignt. Delivery taken in Wellington, and returned free of charge. Also, cash buyer of wool and skins ALFRED TYER. U E N R Y WALTON’S TEAM WOOL-SCOURING ESTABLISHENT AND FELLMONGERY, Hencragie, Ngahauranga Line, Wellington, lash Buyer of Wool, Hides, Tallow, and Sheepskins. JAMES LINTON, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, PALMERSTON NOIiTH. Jgl CO N OM Y IN GAS. NEW PATENT GASLIGHT CONTROLLER AND IMPROVER. The undei'signed is bringing out an INSTRUMENT that will LESSEN the CONSUMPTION and IMPROVE THE QUALITY of GAS in all large establishments whei'e a number of burners is used. The instrument is fixed between the meter and the first light, and will so control the supply, without intex-fering with the taps or meter, that all waste arising from carelessness will be obviated, and the annoyance that so frequently occurs from water lodging in the pipes will be effectually prevented. For further particulars, apply to J. T. LOVE, Manners-street, Patentee ; Or, to J. M. TAYLOR, Odd Fellows’ Hall Agent. MB. W. W. McGUIRE, Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, London, Fellow of the Edinburgh Vet. Med. Association, and Honorary Veterinary Surgeon to his Excellency the Governor, begs to intimate that he may be consulted on all subjects relating to his profession, at Mr BROWN’S (Nag’s Head), YARD, Cxxbastreet, on and after 20th INST., till further notice. Private Address —Minto House, Wellington, to which all correspondence should be directed. gPEOIAL NOTICE. W. WIGGINS begs to inform the public of Wellington that ho has now opened his NEW SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT, where he has on view the largest and best assoi-ted stock of SADDLERY and HARNESS in the Province of Wellington, too numerous to particularise, all of which will be sold at prices as yet unheard of in the trade. Coach, carriage, gig, buggy, trap, and cart harness, double and single. W. W. wishes the public to know every article is made under his own supervision, and can guarantee the same. Horses carefully fitted. All orders exeexxted on the shortest notice. Repairs carefully attended to. Inspection invited. W. W I G G I NS, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS, Wholesale and Retail, Lambton-quay, next Mr. B. Poulson’s, Tailor. Branch Establishment —Hutt. rp HOMAS LOWES, B LAMBTON-QUAY, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS. The Marqxxis of Nommnby, And the General Government of New Zealand. THOMAS LOWES, in returning thanks to the public of Wellington, wishes to draw their attention to his first shipment of goods ex St. Leonards, to be followed by every subsequent ship, which are so varied that he invites an inspection of the same, as the perusal of such long catalogues is tedious to the public. T. L. would also draw their attention to hislarge stock of colonial-made harness, to suit all customers, from gold-plated carriage down to cart harness ; also superior hogskin, bullockhide and demie saddles, all made on the px-emises by a superior staff of workmen, and: he is in a position to execute orders in the above lines to any amount, at the lowest possible rates, and with the greatest despatch, having the largest saddle manufactory in the colony. By Appointment to Ills Excellency