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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5003, 6 April 1877, Page 3

OTE FOR DIXON. DIXON’S COMMITTEE-ROOM, at the White Swan Hotel, Cuba-street. w Business Notices ELLINGTON CASH BOOT SHOP. We intend, during the next twenty-one days, to hold a MONSTER CHEAP CLEARING SALE OP SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES Our Stock being exceptionally large for this season of the year, we are determined to clear it out AT COST PRICE, So as to make room for the Winter Stock daily arriving. BOOTS AND SHOES AT HALF PRICE. AND THE GREATEST BARGAINS Ever seen or heard of will be offered, at this GREAT CHEAP SALE, Which the following price-list will prove:— s. d. Men’s Elastic-side Boots (own make)... 10 6 Girls’Kid Boots ... 2 6 Men’s Calf Lace-ups ... 7 6 Children’s Balmorals ... ... ... 1 3 Ladies’ Kid Boots ... ... ... 5 6 Women’s Memel Balmorals ... ... 5 6 Children’s Copper Toes, 4 to 6 1 11 „ „ • „ 7to 9 ‘36 Girls’ „ „ 10 to 13 ... 4 6 Women’s strong Leather Boots ... 4 11 Men’s strong Nailed Bluchers ... ... 8 11 Ladies’ All-lasting Boots ... . ... 611 During this cheap sale we shall again introtroduce the 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., 4s. 6d., ss. 6d. 6s, 6d., and 7s. 6d. TRUNKS, containing BOOTS worth double the money. AN EARLY CALL AND INSPECTION INVITED TO THE WELLINGTON CASH BOOT SHOP, Cdba-stbeet. LOOK ON THE WINDOWS FOR THE NAME. R. HANNAH & CO., PROPRIETORS. BERLIN WOOL GOODS. Ladies would do well to inspect my large and choice selection of patterns, consisting of— Tea coseys Banner screens Fender stools Slippers Cushions, &c. Also, A lot ef new fancy goods and toilet requisites, at remarkably low prices. CHARLES AMBROSE, GUELPH HOUSE,' Cuba-street. pHOENIX 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 WILLIAM FIFE, CHEMIST ANE DRUGGIST, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON, Begs to take the opportunity of his removing into more commodious premises (next door to his old shop,) to tender his sincere thanks tc the inhabitants of Wellington and the countrj districts for the liberal encouragement he has received for the last nine years. W. F. trusts that, by strict attention tc customers, by keeping only the best quality oi Medicines, and by charging moderate prices he will secure a continuance of public support The stock consists of a large and varied assortment of drugs, chemicals, pharmaceutical preparations, patent medicines, perfumery, homoepathic, botanic, and acetopathic remedies, British and American medicinal herbs, surgical bandages, and other appliances of,all kinds, &c., &c. ' From the increased facilities in his new premises for the storage and manufacture ol goods, W. F. will be in a position to supplj wholesale to country storekeepers and others everything connected with the trade on the most favorable terms. R. R. SCHWARZBACH (Late of the University Eye Hospita in Berlin), Specialist for diseases of the EYE, EAR, AND THROAT, Can be consulted until the 10th of APRIL ii Wellington at the . Occidental Hotel (privat< entrance opposite Theatre Royal, first floor) hours from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. HUXLEY, the Tailor of Manners-streel and Lambton-quay, is much disap pointed at the result of the late City Election because if the election had gone the other way he had some thoughts of putting up for the office of Mayor next time. In addition to making the best suits of clothes at £4 10s., he has a very great desire to give an abundant supply of water. In taking a quiet walk during the holidays, his thoughts ran in this wise : How much the Creator has done for this place, and how little man has done. Here is a spot that would make a grand reservoir, holding thousands of tons of water, just like the one at Massilon, Ohio, that cost only a very small sum of money, and very little work; besides giving the inhabitants a plentiful supply all the year round, there is enough to .keep going' four dr five large flour mills. He don’t dislike making £4 10s. suits, because he is sure that no one else can give such good value foi the money, but still there are other and greatei tilings yet to do. BUTCHERY COMPANY Messrs, POLLOCK and YOUG take this opportunity of informing their numerous patrons and friends that they have disposed ol their Butchering Business to Messrs. Woods, Crosbi and Co., late of Wanganui and Rangitikei. _ • In retiring from the business they beg tc tender most sincere thanks for the support ac corded to them during the time they have been in Wellington, and respectfully solicit : continuance of the same for their successors. ’he undersigned, haying purchased th< ve business, from Messrs,. Pollock .am ung, City Company Butchers, of Larhbton y and Courtenay-place, beg to inform th ilic and the customers of the late firm tha efforts will be spared on their part to giv< same general satisfaction as their pre essors, by supplying only, the very, bes lity'of Meat that their buyers can purchase . trust by prompt attention to all to merr increased share of’support from all classei he’. community; • • , WOODS, CROSBIE, AND C 0. ,” " TY COMPANY BUTCHERS Lambton-quay and Courtenay-place, Wellington.