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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 134, 3 December 1904, Page 16

ROBINSON & PERRIN, "A.K." CELLARS, HUNTER-ST., HAVE now on hand Full Stocks of Winter-brewed "A.K." ,ALE (celebrated for its light and refreshing tonic properties. INVALID STOUT, full-bodied and well matured. : HOP ALE, a sound, refreshing non-in- [ toxicatiug beverage. Telephone No. U9. i 1*1" ELROSE HOUSE, 23, KENT-TERHACE. ROBT. WILLIAMSON, General Grocer and Provision Merchant, having enlarged his business premises, would take this opportunity of 4 thanking his customers, old and new, for' the very liberal support accorded him during tho past fifteen years. By keeping only the best article at lowest current rates, he hopes to merit a continuance of past favours, whilst no trouble will bo spared to meet the general convenience of customers in the matter of delivering goods to all parts of the city and suburb":. Every attention is given to orders received from near and far. N.B. — As a majority of the public seemingly favour Early Closing, MELROSE HOUSE will CLOSE AT SIX P.M. EVERY EVENING, except Wednesdays and Saturdays, until further notice. i MAORC CYCLES ! ARE you satisfied with purchasing your new Bicyclo ready-made? Perhaps not. Perhaps you know the best features in each mako? We can ombody all these for you in one Bicycle. We have had 16 years' experience in making bicycles io order. Coaster Hubs fitted to any make of bicycle for 30s. IIAWLEY & DOHERTI,! No. 2, RINTOUL-STREET. " PRESTON'S ! CHRISTMAS HAMPERS ! | SECURELY PACKED AND FORWARDED FREE- j 1 bottle Brandy or Geneva 1 bottle Whisky or Schnapps 1 bottle Port I 9 bottles Stout or Ale price, nnS! PRESTON & CO., 175, LAMBTON-QUAY. Telephone 114. Sole Bottlers in Wellington of Ward and Co.'s Champagne Ales. 1 1 NOTICE TO RETAIL BUTCHERS AND FARMERS. HAVING sold the Wholesale Butchery Business carried on by mo for tho past 18 years to the Banks Meat' Company (Limited), I wish tq thank all of my late customers for their past favours, and hopo a continuance of same to "my successors. G. W. BANKS, Kaiwarra. Havin? purchased the business of G. W. BANKS, of Kaiwarra, we hopo by careful attention to thfe wants of customers and supplying only tho primeEt of meat to 6bare a continuance of- your past favours ■ I BANKS MEAT COMPANY, LIMITED, j I. SYKES, Managing Director., Telephone 417. TTTT ANTED KNOWN. RICHARDSON BROS., Tho Cheapest House Furnishers, of 115, CUBA-STREET, are sellingEnglish white and gold china ••■ups and saucers 5d and 6d, china plates 3d and sd, strong kitchen cups and saucers 3d cup and saucer, nice flowered tumblers 3d and 4d, cnamol candlesticks 6d., grand assortment of cheese dishes 3s, water bottle anrl glass 8d pair, sets jugs Is lid sot, cake tins (3 in set) 6t! per set, glass jam dishes from 2d, sugar basin's nnd butter dirhes 6d. Just landed, large assortment of teapots, very low prices. Toilet sets 63 6d, 8s bd, up to 30*, Odd jugs and basins and chambers, very low prices. China candlesticks 6d, ohina eruots from 9d each, china jugs and mug* from 3d oach, curtain poles complete Is 6d, dinner sets 19s 6d, sauce bottles 7d, vegetable dishos from 2s 3d, teapots from 6d each, odd chamber*. 'froin 6d, hair brooms from Is 3d, clothes brushes and hair brashes from .6d e*ch, shoe brushes from lOd & set of 3, galvanised bucket* from lOd each, galvanised baths, Urge sira 3s, tin waslibasins from 4d to Is, meal tins 6d to Is 9d, also large stock of chairs, tables, bedsteads, stretchers, bedding, blankets, sheets, quilts, cm tains, tablecloths, duchess chests, waslißtands, couches, 3uites of furniture, hearthrugs, wool mats and slip mats, oilcloths, linoloums ; in fact, everything in the furnishing line. For cash or on termß. Note the addross-*-115, UPPER CUBA-STREET, opposite the Army Homo-