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Otago Witness, Volume 11, Issue 2280, 11 November 1897, Page 1

Public Notices. a^S^ mHE TABLE OF CONTENTS fW^ BP , 1 of lids Issue will fot fonnfl on Page 33. XJVIAS 1897 XMAS 1897 XIVBAS 1897 PEAKS'S ANNUAL. The publishers of PeaiVs Annual for 1897 hay« made a bold departure this year, and, we think, * wise one. There will bo two coloured pictures. 1 hese will be beautiful reproductions of Sir John .Millais's masterpieces, the well-known and delight* ful "Bubble?," and that finest picture of » littld giil that ever was painted, "Cherry Ripe. 1 * Description of these pictures is needless, 'lhey are known the world over, and are ever desirable. These, with the Number, which will be as magnificent as usual, -will, we think, make the best Pears's .Annual we have ever sold. The pi ice will be Is 6d (delivered) and 2s (posted). BLACK AND WHITE XMAS NUMBER 1397. The chief interest of this Number will centre fa two magnificent presentation plates, the principal of which is the famous , s "THIN. RED LINE," • painted by Robert (>ibb', R S.A , and admired throughout the world as one of the most thrilling battle pictures of British history. Also a reproduction in colours of a magnificent picture painted for Black and White by It. Hillingford, entitled "FAREWELL," depicting the departure of troops from Waterloo station, will be presented with the number. With these inducements we expect a great demand. Price : Is 6J, delivered ; 2s, posted. THHf PLATE WITH is Caton Woodville's " BALACLAVA, OCTOBER 25th"— The Relief of The Light Biigade— a splendid battle picture. Price 2a ; posted 2s ' 6d. As Eoon as we have particulars of the other numbers we will advertise them. The prices will be as follow :— Dlvd.. Tstd. ad s d Illustrated London News ... 1 6 2 0 Sketch ... ... ... 1 6 '20 : Graphic ... ' ... ... 2 0 2 6 I Ladles' Pictorial ,„ ... 2 0 2 6 Father Xmas ... ,M, M ... 1 6 2 0 Gentlewoman... ... ... 2 0 2 6 And others of a like value at same average. All orders must be accompanied with remit ia stamps'or postal note. W. J. PRICTOR AND CO., PUBLISHERS & NEWSDEALERS, Stafford Strket and Princes" Street, Donkdin. m PROVED BY THE SALES OF NELSON, MpATE, & CCS j PURE TEAS AGAINST ALL OTHERS. COMPARE AND BE CONVINCED. Nothing like them for Quality, Purity, and Strength. ONLY THE SAME PRICE To the Public as other Teas, although they cost more, and ' the Grocer pays more for them. TTTTTTTTTT EEEEEKKRE AA TTTTTTTTTT KEEKfIEEEB AA.A TTT EB --- AAAA TTT EB AA AA TTT EE AA AA TTT ' EKEURB A A A A TTT EBESEE A A AA TTT EB • AAAAAAA TTT - KB AA.AAAAAA TTT EE AA AA TTT KEEERETCEE AA. AA TTT EEEKEEEEE AA AA HOW IS IT DONE? By keeping Stocks^ and Varieties that no one else can keep, 'for they have not the Sale, and .giving the Public a better Tea than anyone else can. A few who do not study their Customers try to sell other ■ 'Teas that give them a Larger Profit. BUT STILL QUALITY TELLS AND NELSON, ffIOATE, J*k.TSIT> OO.'Si TEAS HAVE THK LARGEST SALE IN AUSTRAL.ASJt»