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fjl H E NE W ZE4.LA N D MAIL. SPECIAL NOTICE. '- M j'} ' XhelProprietors of tha'NEW Zealand Mail wish to direct .attention to the improvements.which are being effected in that Journal. After the present issue each number will consist in the main of matter specially selected for and printed in the Mail/ and which will not appear in any other paper. In fact, it will bo made a distinct Journal for.,purchase on Saturdays by-’those who .desire a.paper containing matter of a class not found in the daily'papers. A. large portion of,space will be devoted to the household, the Fashions, and Talk for the Ladies. The part of the paper hitherto reserved for the FARM will bo greatly extended, and Farmers, Sta-tion-holders, and Gardeners will find each week a compendium of all that is new and useful in their respective occupations. In addition to the current novel which has always occupied a place in its pages, the Mail will contain short stories, complete in one or two numbers. The ESSAYIST and the SKETCHED will also be found to include under those heads original or reprinted articles of interest. The “ INTELLIGENT VAGRANT" will appear regularly in .the columns of the Mail. Theatres and amusements will, as heretofore, form the subjects of a separate and exclusive article. In fact, the New Zealand Mail will be found to be a paper necessary to Town as well as Country readers. At the same time the General and Local and Colonial News of fcho day will not be lost sight of, but wul be published each week in a condensed and yet sutli•iently full form. , . m Yearly Subscription, 2Gs„ by coach or post; Town delivery, 245. Singlepaper, Cd. S I D E Y , Jjl R A N C I LICENSEE AUCTIONEER & VALUATOR For the Province of Wellington, SALEROOMS, MANNERS-STREET. Ample Storage Accommodation for Goods. Charges moderate. Settlements prompt. OST OFFICE HOTEL LUNCHEON ROOM OPEN THIS DAY. C. BROWN, Proprietor. CUBA STREET PAPERHANGTNG, OIL AND COLOR WAREHOUSE. JAMES READ, PLUMBER, GLAZIER, & HOUSE DECORATOR, Wellington. Estimates given. Orders promptly executed. R. RAWSON, DENTIST, Bolton-street, Terrace, next to Dr. Kemp’s. Mr. Rawson has returned. M D ISSOLUTION OF PAKTNEKSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto subsisting between the undersigned as Storekeepers, under tho style of JAMESON, BROTHERS, AND CO., was dissolved by mutual consent on and from the 9th day of OCTOBER, 1874. Dated at Wellington the 12th day of October, 1574. W. JAMESON. J. JAMESON. Wxiness. —F. M. Ollivier, Solicitor, Wellington. Quinine and steel wine, A pleasant, efficient Tonic, in bottles at 2s. Cd. WHITE WORM POWDERS, Safe, effectual, easily given, packets at Is. ABYSSINIAN INSECTICIDE, For destroying fleas, &c., packets at Is. PURE LIMB JUICE, Warranted genuine, in bottles at 2s. NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL. In bottles at Is. Cd,, 2s, Cd., and 4s. Cd. TAMAR INDIEN GEILLON. J. A. ALLAN. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST j Lambxon-quay. Also by T. WHITEUOUSB, Cuha-street. W. R. GRACE & CO.. 6G, PINE-STREET, NEW YORK. J. W. GRACE & CO., 40, CALIFORNTA-STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. HIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. S 1 Special attention given to the purchasing and shipping of Lumber, Machinery, and General Merchandise, for EXPORT, chartering of vessels, and to the sale of Wool, Hides, and Hemp. Advances made on freights, consignments, and for disbursements of shipping. Agents of GRACE, BROS. & CO., Callao, Per Late BRYCE, GRACE, & CO. Money.— loan and discount company. LAMBTOy-QUAY, (Next to Mr. Hughes, Stationer.) The proprietors of this company are prepared to offer advantages to persons in town or country n want of accommodation. SUMS FROM £5 TO £SOOO Advanced on personal security, repayable by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. Money advanced upon deposit of deeds, either reehold or leasehold, bills of sale, bills of lading, bonded certificates, shares, nsurance policies, or any other tangible security. Trade bills discounted daily at current rates. Loans can bo obtained for any period, and renewals arranged for if required. All transactions entertained, and advances made without delay, if the security be approved of. M. L. MARKS. COMMISSION AGENT AND PRODUCE BROKER. Valuations made of Stocks on Publichouaes, Furniture, Spirits, &c. Goods sold or purchased on commission, insurances sffected, orders taken for Pelorus Sound timber, and all business appertaining to commission or brokerage effected at a moderate commission. All communications addressed M. L. MARKS, Sydney-street, Wellington. N EW MUSIC 1 NEW MUSIC ! NEW MUSIC! JUST ARRIVED, by Suez mail, a large and wellelected shipment of SHEET and BOOK MUSIC. Early Inspection invited. W. G. JACKSON, Stationers’ Hall, J McDOWELL AND CO. have received advices • by last mail from .Messrs. O’Reilly, Dunne, and Co., to the effect that their SEVENTH SHIPMENT of IRISH POPLINS were then being manufactured at the Royal Popli Factory Dublin, and would be shipped by the following mail steamer, so that they will arrive by next incoming mail. This shipment includes a choice selection of colorings, and will be notified on arrival of the mail. “They outlast all other materials.”—“Belgravia Magazine.” J. McDOWELL AND CO., LAMBTON-QUAY AND WILLIS-STREET, Sole Agents for this province for THE “SINGER” SEWING MACHINES. Notice.— the - billiard room at the Branch Hotel is now OPEN. The proprietor will bo happy to see all his old Patrons. S. DIAMOND. •vrOTICE.—The Subscribers to the New Zealand Ia Times and Mail are respectfully informed that Mr. HENRY McKENZIE has been appointed COLLECTOR and CANVASSER for the above papers, and is now journeying up the West Coast. All persons indebted are requested to_ pay the amount of their several accounts to him, his receipt being a sufficient discharge. All persons favoring him with their esteemed orders will have them punctually attended to. THOS. McKENZIE, Manager.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4777, 14 July 1876, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4777, 14 July 1876, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4777, 14 July 1876, Page 2

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