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Patea Mail, 2 August 1882, Page 3

i Sir Samuel Wilson, when he arrived in Victoria about 25 years ago was a comparatively poor man, and by lucky speculations he has attained the positon he now holds. The latest speculation recorded is that he has paid £56,000 for a residence in Brook-street, Mayfair, London. There are no horses in London to'be compared to the stud which he keeps.

The Principal Furniture and Carpet Warehouse ! JOHN ANDERS. O.N EGMONT-STKEET, PATBA. THE CHEAPEST~HOUSE bs the trade. N STOCK. Stuffed Couches Colonial Couches Sofas Easy Chairs i Folding Chairs Croquet Chairs Chcffoniers Book Cases Loo Tables Dining Tables Kitchen Tables Occasional Tables Clicss-top Tables Music Stools Oilcloth, 15ft wide Chests Drawers Wood Bedsteads Knife Baskets Toilet Glasses Marble Glasses Chimney Glasses , Hang-up Glasses „ Bookshelves „ Wardrobes ~ Hat-racks Cornice Poles Window Rollers Venetian Blinds Whatnots &c., &c., &c. Dust Pan - Carpets Brussels Tapestry Kidderminster Felt Felt Squares Stair Carpets Do. Linen Crumb Cloths Coir Matting Cord do. Manilla do. Flax do. China do, ; Curtains,fhewj styles Mattrasses Spring do. Palliases Pillows Hassocks Foot-stools Ottomans - Hearth Rugs Door Mats Engravings Washstand Screens Fringes Ottoman Sets Work Boxes Drawing-room and Dining-room Suites in Repp, Damask, Hair-cloth, and Leather. Wood and Cane-seat Chairs of every description. o FUNERALS FUR NTS HE D AND TOMBSTONES SUPPLIED.