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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14660, 28 October 1913, Page 1

Business Notices. E fj OVERSTOCKED. SPECIALS until 28th. .0 HONEY, Rich flavour, 3 sections, lid £ CALIFOKNIAN DESSERT PiRiUITS a Apricots, 9d tin, 6 tins 4s 4d. Peaches, 9|d tin, 6 tins 4s qd. ° Fears, lid tin, 6 tins 5s 4d. STRAWBERRY AND APPLE JAM: y Very large glass jars, Note, this is what some packers sell as Pure d Strawberry. Bargain at Is id jar. d RIABBIT IN JELLY. Delicious Is tin, FOWL IN. JELLY. Very choice, Is » tin. - 5 ■ _« I LET US KNOW YOUR, WANTS. ; W. WOOD & SON, t DIRECT IMPORTERS' } POLLEN STREET. r -_w i LOOK. 3. r EXTRA SUPPLY OF PRIME DAIRY AND SEPARATOR! BUTTER at T S AND 1 S 1 D PER LB. rjiHß rriEA of the T)AY. ENSIGN BRAND of TEA. -j S. OD. PER LB. CHOtCE PINE APPLE CHUNKS— Largo tins 3 for Is, Small tins ■ 4s for Is. ENSORBRQS. MARiY STREET. 'PHONE 81. rriEA! rpEA!! m ea! i: It Pays to buy the BEST. "STAG'S" HEAD." Registered Trade Mark. Our "CEYLON" Tea at Is 6d per lb is the very best value on the market for the money. To meet a growing demand for a "SUPERIOR" TEA. we have reduced the price of our famous ■ ■ v ■ ■ ' "QRANGE 'DLOS'SOM" from 2s 4d to 2s per lb. ■ - ABSOLUTELY THE CHOICEST Growths of "CEYLON" and "DARJEELIN&" TEAS. One trial .will-prove its value. • ALL. GROCERS'. A. J. E^ ICAN.* C a: TEA MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. NOTICE. TO Stand tins Season at Jamieson's, Kereta, and travel |ur^ rounding Districts, the Trotting Stallion, CEDRIC. — Bright Bay Horse. Sire Black wood Adallah— Dam Segmere. Cedric is a Bright Bay Horse standing over 16 Hands,•. ! plenty of bone and beautiful disposition. He is an exceptionally sure foal getter—he has proved himself by his stock in the Sale Rings in Waikato to be a Sire second to none for getting Hacks and Carriage Horses. TERMS .-—Single Mare >£3 3s. Two or more £2 15s. Good grazing to be had at at 1/6 per week. Every care but no responsibility 1 taken. For further particulars apply to E. JAMIESON, Kereta. The latest shades in Spring season's sponge cloth, Bedford cords and wool Ottoman cloths now opened for smart costume wear at A. Court and Son's.—Advt. An Italian, proverb says scorn- • fully, "Aaik the host if he has good wine," but when you see Martell's i- Blue and Silver Label on the table, you need not question the quality of the Brandy.