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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4817, 30 August 1876, Page 3

.Business notices rjMIREB HUNDRED & FIFTY-NINE REMNANTS OF WINCEYS, AT HALF-PRICE AND LESS. 12 YARDS 4s. 6d. FOR 2s. 6d. 12 YARDS 6s. 6cl. FOR 3s. fid. 12f YARDS 12s. Ocl. FOR 3s. 9d. 10J YARDS 9s. 6d. FOR 4s. 9d. 8.2 YARDS 10s. Od. FOR ss. Od. 7i YARDS 12s. 6d. FOR 6s. 3d. 83 YARDS 13s. 9d. FOR 7s. Od. 11J YARDS 15s. 9d. FOR 7s. lid. AT THE GREAT SALE TE ARO HOUSE. PAIR PAIR I 1 AIR PAIR PAIR PAIR PAIR PAIR FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA-STREET. JUDGE’S EUROPEAN SMOKING SALOON AND CIGAR DIVAN. Splendid Virginian Tobaccos and the best Cigars in the colony. A cozy room to enjoy them in, with hooks papers, chess, dominoes, draughts, &c, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. 10 doors above Empire Hotel. J M PORTA NT NOTICE AMERICAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, Next S. W. Alcorn’s, Lambton-quay, Wellington, F. LUHNING (Late of Dunedin), Proprietor. F. Luhning desires to announce to his friends and the public generally that he has opened the above establishment with a magnificent assortment of the CHOICEST BRANDS of best AMERICAN TOBACCOES and real HAVANA CIGARS. F, Luhning has made arrangements for direct regular shipments to arrive, and his many years experience as an importer of tobaccoes should be a guarantee to the smoking public that the genuine article only will be supplied. Liberal discount on parcels. By appointment The Marquis His Excellency Normanby. A LINDS AY, in returning chanks to the • Clergy, Nobility, Artisans, and Public of Wellington generally, begs to state that the bespoke department is under his own supervision, and having a thorough knowledge of the local requirements of the trade, along with the fact of importing nothing but fix-st-class materials, and employing none but the very best workmen, he solicits a continuance of their favors. Feet measured and lasts fitted up on the latest and most improved principles. All the Boots and Shoes of the Period made to measure. A. LINDSAY,

Family Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Lambton-quay, Wellington. IVTOTICE.—I, J. JACKSON (late H. E. jL a Warcup), beg to inform the public and the nobility that I am now making every description of BOOTS and SHOES, consisting of gents’ shooting boots, balmorals goloshed, plain springaide boots, &c. None but firstclass workmen are employed. All orders entrusted to me will be punctually attended to. Note the address— J. JACKSON, Opposite Empire. Hotel, N.B.—Repairs neatly executed. E ARO FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Opposite the Pound. F. E. COOK begs to inform the inhabitants of Wellington and the surrounding districts that he has now on hand a choice assortment of First- class Furniture, which he is selling at greatly reduced prices, comprising drawing and dining room suites, cheffoniers, chests of drawers all sizes, 100 and other tables, iron bedsteads, flax, hair, and flock mattresses, English and American cane and wood-seated chairs in great variety. Also, carpets, floorcloths, rugs, mats, &c., &c. HE WELLINGTON STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY beg to inform the inhabitants of the City of Wellington that they will commence business on or about the Ist of September, and will be prepared to receive orders from hotel proprietors, private families, and others, from that date. All communications to be addressed to the manager. [cieculak.] HE (SO-CALLED) ALUMINIUM PENS. LYON AND BLAIR beg to inform bankers, merchants, heads of departments, and the public generally, that they have bought the entire stock of these celebrated, so-called, Aluminium Pens. As Steel Pens, there is nothing in the market equal to them, their quality is such that their enterprising introducer, M. Jacobs, has been enabled to sell thousands of boxes of them, at 10s. per gross, to the various communities and Governments of China, Japan, India, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Dunedin. It was reserved for the learned ones of Wellington to discover the imposition, and for us to avail ourselves of this check to M. Jacobs career, and to secure these really splendid Steel Pens, at a price that enables us to sell them below their real value. lo wits luuxmger, G. H. BAYLIS, Adelaide-road.

We have divided these pens into four varieties, and called them : The Bankers' Pen, No. G7I, fine points. The Office Pen, No. 672, fine points. The Writers’ Pen, No. 668, broad points. The Public Pen, No. 570, fine points. Price, 3s. 6d. Per Gross. LYON AND BLAIR, Booksellers and Stationers, Lambton-quay. COLERIDGE AND DAVIES, Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors, Commercial Booms, Hunter-street. Estimates and quantities supplied. Mr. Coleridge licensed under the Land Transfer Act. HMHERE is much speculation abroad just I now as to who shall be sent to England as Agent-General. It is within the range of possibilities that I may be chosen. I have often known men chosen for places they were not quite qualified to fill, because some one wanted to get rid ef them. I know three or four people that would be glad to get me out of Wellington. Besides, I feel assured I possess one qualification necessary—l am good at borrowing. But other things stand in the way. I have lately bought a large stock of choice goods at prices much below their value, and I am anxious that every man in Wellington should have one of my stylish suits of clothes at £i or 10s. ready money. J. HUXLEY, Tailor, Woollen'Draper, Clothing Manufacturer, and Contractor, New Zealander House, Manners-street.