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Observer, Volume XI, Issue 717, 24 September 1892, Page 10

REW'S. E W'S. Always up to dnte ! Ever increasing Success Another important >tcp in advance ! Alteration aud Enlargement of Premises. So as to keep pace with the times and accoinmoda'e our lapidlv increasing Business,, we have therefore determined to Sell at any Price all the Goods in th • efcail Shop, whi<"lr must be handed ove • to th j Carpenters dad A'tisans to be renovated >md modernised, b'or ' eady tloney we vurp se selling the following Fiist-cluss Goods, -tandaxd Brand only. Undermentioned will convey sjme slight idea of the Prices : — CHOICE BLENDED TEA (guariintcd equal to any 2s Tex in the Mnrket) : Is 6d per lb, in 61b and 121 b tins. No charge for tins. SUGAR : Company's No. 1, U* 9d per 561 b bag ; Company's No. 2, 12s 6d per 561 b bag Cream ''oJoured, 11s per 561 b hag. FJ iiDE . Champion, in sacks, 25s per sack Champion, in 1001 b bags, 13s each; Chimpion, ji 501 b bags, 6s 9d each; H.W. Pride, in sacks,; 24s each; H.W. Pride, 1001 b bags, 12s 6d each; H.W. Pride, in 501 b bags, 6s 6d each. SOAP: Sole Agent for the Celebrated Peerless Soap, 8d per bar, or 20s per cwt ; No. 2 Household, 3d per bar, 4bars for Is ; - : 61b box, 6s 4d; lcwt box, 12s; Rew's Special, 6d per bar; Kew's Al Best Yellow, lOd per bar, 2Ss cwt. Toilet Soaps : Pear's lsSd per box ; Brown Windsor, 7 cakes for Is ; Glycerine soap, 6d per bar; white Rose Curd Soap, Sd per bar ; .Peerless Cold Water Soap, 5d per bar; etc., etc SUNDRIES: Sardines, large size, B£d per tin ; small size, 41d per tin ; Albert's, ab lOd and 6Jd per tin ; Salmon, C.T. Brand, lOd per tin; Lobsters, Is 2d per tin ; Findon Haddocks, lOd ; Kippered Herrings, lOd ; Herrings in Tomato Sauce, lOd per tin; Marmalade, 6\d per tin ; Scotch Haggis, 6~i per tin ; Potted Meats, the variety is Torigue, Ham and Chicken, Devilled Ham, Turkey; Bloaters and Anchovy Paste ; i ros^e and BlackweU's Bottled Fruits, Is 2d each; Machine Oil, 6d per bottle ; American Brooms, from 6d eich ; Wno's Fruit -a t, 3s bottle ; Coffee and Milk in tins, Cornflour, Red Herrings (2 dozen in tiu), Bisc i its of all kinds, Goldi-n Syrup (21b and 41b tius), Cocoa, Chocolate; Scrubbing Brushes, Pd and Is 3d each; Vinegar, best quality, Hd botrle ; Mack's Starch; Fluid Magnesia, large bottles, lOd; Mother Seigel's Syrup, 2s 8d bottle; Prime Canterbury Hams, jush to hand, 10 id per lb ; Bacon, by the side, 7d per lb; Oheese, best quality; Lard, Butte-, Kggs, Potatoes; Hansen's Rennet Extract, -J-gallon bottles, 4-3 each; Hansen's Cheese Colouring, bottles, Is 6d each. Remittance to accompany Orders. P.O. Orders and Cheques payable to ~O OBE R T "¥> EW, WHOLESALE GROCER AND TEA MERCHANT, Victoria & Albebt Sts., Auckland. Veni ! Vidi ! Vici ! SPRING, 1892. WE ARE NOW SHOWING OTTE FIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW SPRING GOODS. ENGLISH AND /COLONIAL TT\ WEEDS, FANCY /BOATINGS, VIENNA CJERGES (Very suitable for Summer wear), &c, &c, <Stc. In fact, everything known to the Tailoring xvorld), If you don't want to buy, call and have a treat. We will show you the largest and finest stock ever seen in Auckland. G. M°BKIDK MERCHANT TAILOR, 205 QUEEN-. ST., AUCKLAND. J\ Jk T^XHIBITION of Glass Blowing, Sat--I-J urday Afternoon, from 2 till 5. Admission 6d. Each visitor receives a prize.— Glass Works, Freeman's Bay.