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Bush Advocate, Volume I, Issue 71, 18 October 1888, Page 4

(Tom Continued.) Mak(ituku WHOLESALE AND RETAIL sTOR^ raOTr; ; old. WHERE to do Our Shopping to the best advantage has puzzled, us till quite recently.; In the Busli district it is now a recognised fact that the BEST VALUE can be had at EaBINSON'S. „ • (facing the railway station). Those who like to buy in the best market, and are unfettered with the * Truck System' of paying wages (which has ruined so many working men), were the first to notice and patronise a business conducted on business principles. This is as it should be. Twenty-two years' London and Colonial experience enables the Proprietor to offer his Customers better and more advantages than can be had elsewhere. In addition to the BEST STOCK OF GENERAL GROCERIES in the 70-Mile Bush, A large and varied assortment of the following lines are kept : — DRAPERY, MILLINERY, ! CLOTHING, BOOTS, BRUSHWARE, TINWARE, AND CROCKERY. EMPIRE CO.'s TfcAS, NELSON MOATE'S TEAS. Oilskin Coats, Mackintoshes, Rugs, Blankets, Counterpanes. Also Wheat, Oats, Chaff, Pollard, Bran A large lot of Blasting Powder and Fuse Cheap. Machine Castor Oil. Mill. Saw Files. Corrugated Iron. Spouting, Ridging, Sheet Zinc. Wire Staples. SEED POTATOES.— A number of samples now on view from Southern Growers. Inspeot and have your orders booked early.