,! ,! > Business Notices •■- ,',' "OTICE. NEW. TAILORING EH- , . TABLISHMENT (CHKWS BUILDINGS), WILUS-STREKT, WELLINGTON. JNO. COOQAN, Military Tailor, &c, begs rOHpootfully to intimate-to the Gentlemen of Wellington, lm<l others residing at a. distance, tlmt ho-ltiM commenced business in the aboveuununl iiromUow, with a large assortment of and Scotch Tweeds, Cloths, &c; also, Colonial Twoods. And as I am only looking forward for support to gentlemen who can really appreciate first-olass materials and workmanship at a moderate, price, the quality of my goods are such as will-secure a renewal of the confidence of gentlemen who ehoose to favor mo with their patronage. 'Froin my long practical experience at Home and in the Australian colonies, and by strict attention to business, I trust that I will meet with general approbation from all who favor me. ■ HGENIX FOUNDRY, WELLINGTON ROBERTSON AND CO., (Late Charles Seager), Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Brass Founders, Ship and General Smiths, Manufacturers of every description of Steam Engines, Boilers, Machinery for Sawmills, and all Ironwork necessary for the construction of Contractors' Waggons, Railway or other Bridges, &c, &c. Manufacturers of Speedy's Patent Wool'Press. ; Estimates furnished. All orders will meet with prompt attention. Address—Old Customhouse-street, Wellington ,POLLINARIS NATURAL L MINERAL WATER, A pure, natuial, effervescing water from the Apolliuarls Brunuen. " Supplied by order of the Viceroy for use of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales and suite, during their tour in India." — Daily News, October, 1875. Apollinaris Water for export is now supplied in soda-water bottles, which can readily be sold when empty. The public are cautioned to see that bottles have Smith, Bilbrough, and Co.'s name on the label, otherwise they may purchase water not properly bottled for export. Sold by all respectable chemists and dealers. Descriptive pamphlets, with analyses, price, &c, on application to agents. ■ First shipment now landing ex Avalanche. w. m. bAnnatyne & CO., 1 Sole agents. TEDIARD'S KNICKERBOCKER 1 SCHNAPPS Is an ABSOLUTELY: ORIGINAL PREPARATION. Its owner claims for it no relative or comparative merits, but that it is NE PLUS ULTRA, and the large and increasing demand for it in this colony is a proof that the people understand its virtues, and will continue to use it EXCLUSIVELY ON ITS OWN MERITS. KNICKERBOCKER AROMATIC ; , SCHNAPFS. The MOST RELIABLE and SAFE DRINK during hot weather. The BEST STIMULANT for the coming season. '",•'. ■ , . ■ The VERY PUREST beverage distilled. JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO., Agents for Wellington, i". > ■■'':_■ -.: N..J. ISAACS, Sole Wholesale Agent for ■New Zealand. AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT, PALMERSTON NORTH. Cash advanced on goods for absolute sale, and prompt account sales furnished. RAINy TILE, AND PIPE MANU- ,\.. ■ FACTORY, WAITEMATA. W. D O W D EN Having purchased the Property lately known -«'" Messrs. Carder Bros.' Pottery, Pipe, and ding and powerful Machinery, begs, to inform the public that he is now prepared to supply DRAINING PIPES and TILES of every description, FLOWER-POTS, &c, &c., &c. .Orders left with Mr. D. H. MoKenzie, Custom House-street, will receive prompt attention. , ILLIAM BOOTH AND CO., TARATAHI SAW & PLANING MILLS, WAIRARAPA. Yard in Point. A£ent; HJr. DRYDEN. >.OWL AN D S AND ; CO., V Underneath the Illuminated ClockV : AIT work entrusted to our'care ia executed on the premises and guaranteed for twelve monthß. All new watches guaranteed for three years. Goods packed and sent oh receipt of cash or post-office order to any part of the colony. ROWLANDS & CO., Under the Illuminated Clock, Willis-street. ALSON tomato sauce, UNDER NEW-MANAGEMENT, AND MUCH IMPROVED. Free from adulteration of every kind. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO,, , Sole Agents for Wellington.
"IPECIAL attention. directed to our stock of Carpenters',... Engineers', Painters', Glaziers', and other Tradesmen's Tools. Also on hand a complete assortment of all the necessaries required by the several trades. . ROBERT GARDNER AND CO., Ironmonger.' • & C. HARRIS beg to inform the , inhabitantt of Wellington and the irapa that they have purchased the Carrying Business ; from Messrs. Edmondson, Sellar, & Co., and hope by strict attention to business and moderate charges, to receive the support hitherto accorded to their predecessors. ; The Agency. in Wellington will still be continued by THOS. C. DARCY, .'.'.' Lambton-quay. REASON WHY you should give .your orders to Huxley, The Tailer, of; Manners-street, is that.- he is doing a large trade, and ;can. buy goods in large quantities at wholesale prices. He has more experience in the trade than any;Qtber man in Wellington. His terms are prompt cash, so you have riot to pay bad debts. His doeskin arid tweed suits at £4 10s. are fully equal to those made by any other tailor at £6 10s. His best tweed trousers are only 255.; and if that is too high for you, he will make you a good strong pair of ■ everyday trousers, all well shrunk and sewn by hand, for £1: JjLINDS. BLINDS. BLINDS. JJ A Glimpse at the Past and Present. [Copy from the daily Tribune, May 24 ,1874.] i" A new industry has been started in Wellington, one very muoh needed, and which will no doubt prove remunerative to the proprietors, Messrs. Easby and Spencer, Venetian Blind , Manufacturers. Articles of this description have always been expensive in this town, and at; times were not procurable at all. It will not be so in the future, and we wish the new firm, every success." „ NOTE.—Shortly , after!. the above firm became Easby's. R. C. E. was the only Blind Maker in Wellington named in Wise's Directory for 1876, and also the only one named in the Wellington Directory for 1876. On the eve of another year, R. C. E. can refer to 3217 .blinds which have rbeen sent out by. him since May, 1874, including the blinds at the (government House, Departmental Offices, &C &c. ; .EASBY'S VENETIAN BLIND WORKS, .„ ! Willis-street, Is still i7ie cheapest and fast in, New Zealand.
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