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KINCAISs Q.T.0., IGI, COLOMBO STREET. TEAS. WE wish to draw special attention to our TEAS, which we import from the choicest districts of China, Tndia and Ceylon. Our CEYLON TEAS are remarkable for their Fine Flavour, several of our chops being grown at an elevation of 4750 feet above the sea. Although we have often been asked by canvassers and others to supply them with our Teas (less the usual profit allowed by those who pack tea for small retailers, &c ) we have distinctly refused, as we could not give the same value we are now giving, and which we propose giving in the future, if we consented to their request. We wish to impress strongly upon tea drirkers how desirable it is, if they want the CHOICEST TEAS at a reasonable price, not to purchase from those who pack them to carry 8o many profits, but to forward their orders direct to us, who only put ONE SMALL PROFIT on our TEAS. per lb. A good strong Family Tea ... Is 6ii Rich, ripe, full-bodied China, India and Ceylon blend, uuequalled by any other firm 2s 0d Indiau, very strong, pungent malty flavour 2s 0d A good, pure Ceylon, mellow flavour ; supplied when asked for... ... ... 2s 0d Ceylon, very fine, thick, golden liquor ... ... ... 2s 4d Finest Panyone, China, DsJo*' jeeling, Indian and Ceylon Pekoe blend ... ... 2s 4<3 Finest picked Ceylon, warranted grown only on .high eleva- , . ijims of the Island .■■-—" Any of the fofementioned teas'will be supplied packed in -|!b and lib packets, 51b, 101b and 201b tins, 401b boxes?duction on tins and boxes. 7»«sKiei LATEST QUOTATIONS : SUGAR— per lb Good white crystals ... 2^d Best white dry crystals ... 2|d Snowdrops ... ... ... 3d Yellow 2ld Crushed loaf 3£d Cut loaf 4(1 Icing ... ... ... 6d FLOUR— s. d. Roller, finest, 251b bag 2 10* 501bs 5 7| lOOlbs 11 0 200 ibs 21 0 Silk dressed, finest 251b bag ... ... 2 9 501b 5 41 1001b 10 6 2001b 20 0 OATMEAL—2s 4d per 25'.b bag. KEROSENE—The odourless Royal oil, 150 test, water white, patent tap, per tin, 5s 6d ; per caee, 10s 6d. DRIED FRUlTS—Finest currmts, washed, cleaned and dried, ; Finest elemes, 7d ; Sultanas, best, 7d perlb. DRIED FIGS — In layers, finest quality, 8d per lb. DRIED APRlCOTS—Delicious, 1(M. DRIED APPLES—Rings, 9d. DRIED DATES—6d per lb. PRESERVED FRUITS, in heavy pyrup—Fears, peaches and apricots, per tin, Is ; French prunes, 9d per lb. GENERAL. COFFEE—Fresh ground daily on the premises, Is 4d, Is 6d anl Is 8d per lb. CANDLES—Electric stenrine, s|d ; Adamantine, ; Paraffin, plain or fluted, ; National, London or British wax, 8-1 ; Self fitting, bedroom (16's), KM; Self-fitting (12's), lid ; carriage, 9d. SALT—Black horse brand, 4s JM. SOAP—Ss 6d, 6s 3d, Bs, 8s 6d, 9s and 9s 6d per cwtbox; launderine 10s. BLACKING—Day and Martin's, 4£d per doz BLACK LEAD—6 J per doz. MATCHES—PIaids, 4£d per doz; 250 oval, Is 8d per doz ; largo tin boxes, full count, 6d ; safeties Csmall), 3d ; safeties (large), 8d per doz. ORDERS BY POST should be accompanied with remittance. When this rule is observed customers may rely on their orders having attention and quick dispatch. No charge made for packiug cases. DELIVERIES—Our vans deliver goods in Town and Suburbs daily'jfeaud lat Railway Station in time for outgoing trains free of charge. J

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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXII, Issue 1673, 26 July 1892, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXII, Issue 1673, 26 July 1892, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXII, Issue 1673, 26 July 1892, Page 1