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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5822, 26 November 1879, Page 2

M N E WANTED TO BORROW.—lnvestors on mortgage of freehold property can select from town or country securities for sums varying from £IOO to £IO,OOO free of all charges. Current rates of interest now range from 10 to 12 perfeent. CKAS. POWNALL AND CO, Scriveners, . Grey-street. npHE NORTHERN LAND, LOAN, AND A BUILDING COMPANY OP WELLINGTON (Limited). REMOVED TO NEW OFFICES WILLIS-STREET. The Company i's prepared to take money on deposit at the following rates : At call, G per cent. : three months, GV per cent,: all months, 7 per cent.; twelve months, 71 per cent, CHARLES P. POWLES, Secretary. 22nd October, 1879. IX-SUH ANGE COMPANY. CAf’fTA r., TWO MILLIONS. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. Offices, in Orey-street. immediately opposite the National Bank of New Zealand. J. NA. NO ARROW, JUN.. Manager. Wellington, December I, 1877. JJ AKCOUBT AND CO. (Late A. P. Stuaht and Co.) WAREHOUSEMEN, ETC., WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALANDOTI C E OF BBMO VA L. Messrs. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD AND CO. beg to inform their friends and the public generally that they have REMOVED to that large FOUR-STORY BUILDING in PANAMA-STREET, known aa the property of Geo. Crawfcrd, Esq., and situated between Messrs. Thompson, Shannon, and Co.’s and Messrs. Laery, Campbell, and Co.’s, and which will in future he known as the EXCHANGE LAND & MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS. Wellington, August 20, 1879. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , Land and Mercantile auctioneers, EXCHANGE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama-street, Wellington. T. K. M. and Co. invite inspection of their extensive new auction rooms, which, for central position, convenience and adaptability for the effective display of furniture and general merchandise, cannot be equalled in the city. Auctions held in town or country. Goods stored at lowest rates. Liberal cash advances made on al! goods intended for absolute sale by auction. Consignments of all kinds carefully attended to. Auction account sales rendered, with proceeds, within three days of the delivery of goods. OTICE OF REMOVAL. MB. T. TURNBULL, Architect, wishes to notify to ids Friends and the Public that he has REMOVED from Temple Chambers, Featherston-street, to the South British Insurance Company’s Buildings, Lambton-quay. TE ABO HOUSE, CUBA-STBEBT, WELLINGTON. SPECIAL IMPORTATION OP BLACK SILKS. No. I—BLACK SILK ... £1 19s. per Dress No. 2—BLACK SILK ... £2 2s. per Dress No. 3—BLACK SILK ... £2 ss. per Dress No. 4—BLACK SILK ... £2 Bs. per Dress No. S—BLACK SILK ... £2 11s. per Dress No. 6—BLACK SILK ... £2 14s. per Dress No. 7—BLACK SILK ... £3 3s. per Dress No. B—BLACK8 —BLACK SILK ... £3 9s. per Dress No. 9—BLACK SILK ... £3 12s. per Dress No. 10—BLACK SILK ... £3 18s. per Dress No. 11—BLACK SILK ... £4 10s. per Dress No. 12—BLACK SILK ... £4 165.-per Dress No. 13—BLACK SILK ... £5 2s. per Dress No. 14—BLACK SILK ... £5 Bs. per Dress No. 15—BLACK SILK ... £5 14s. per Dress No. 16—BLACK SILK ... £6 6s. per Dress No. 17—BLACK SILK ... £6 18s. per Dress No. 18—BLACK SILK ... £7 10s. per Dress No. 19—BLACK SILK ... £8 2s. per Dress No. 20—BLACK SILK ... £9 18s. per Dress All the above prices arc for Dress Lengths of 12 yards each , hut longer lengths can he had if desired. Ladies are respectfully reminded that all orders for Dress and Mantle making can be most efficiently executed in the latest fashions by a large and well-appointed staff of assistants, under the supervision of a thoroughly able and accomplished Modiste. The Wellington Tramway Company’s Cars, From both ends of the city, Will stop at Te Aro House for the convenience of customers. JAMES SMITH, TE ABO HOUSE, Cuba-street, Wellington. November 21,1879. O THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. I respectfully solicit your votes for the office of Mayor for the ensuing year. You have before you a choice of candidates. I have served the city as one of its Councillors for some years, I have always been at my post, and should you do me the honor to elect me for the more important office, I will give all my time and attention to its various duties. Trusting, Ladies and Gentlemen, that you will go to the Poll on Wednesday and record your votes in favor of Your obedient servant, GEO. ALLEN*