Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2332, 6 September 1877, Page 2

1. COSGUA YE & Bey to infirm the inhabitants of Auckland they are now holding a SALE of the "remamin,; portion of their WINTER DRAPER? and CLOTHING. Ladies Costumes, Mantles, Shawls, | furs, French Jlerinoes, Fancy Dress Stwfts and Silks. The Goods will he offered to the fiublic at Very Low Prices, in order to clear. mo AGRICULTURISTS & OTHERS. every Agriculturist :— MALDEN ISLAND GUANO PERUVIAN GUANO MEXICAN do- TTT , BELL'S BONKFLOUR land*-inch BONELb bl. BTLLYAKD'S No. 1 do. NITR VTS OF SODA SULPHATE OF AMMONIA supplied on application at the stores. W. J. HURST & CO., 101, QUEEN -STREET. CLOVER SEED, FOR SPRING SOWING. Just Landed, ex Columbus— 30 casks new Clovers, cou3istmg of Bed Clover "SV'hite Clover Cow Gras Also on hand, Alsyhe. Timothy. Lucerne, Rape, Bats- ail..llyograss, Cocksfoot, &c, at lowest market rates. W. J. HURST & CO. 101. QUEEN-S TRE ET. 500 sacks Sydney Maize (superior sample) OJ Fi'rst-clasa Tartars for Peed, also 800 sacks of 1575 crop hard feed, surpassing any of last season's growth l"00 sacks Canterbury Potatoes, and some early varieties for seed purposes Flour. B^n. Sharps, Chaff, Oilcake, Coal, &c. &c. Particular attention is called to SCO sacks Prime Barley, at 4a per bushel ot 50!b. 5 tons Anderson a Fresh oatmeal, at £21 per ton. rw. j. hurst & co. 101, QUERN- STR E E r i, AUCKLAND. ! nnHORNToif, SMITH. ANDFIRTH'S J_ PRICES CURRENT (WHOLESALE). Subject to alteration without notice. Sacks. 100' S. 50's. Crownßrand Flour, .s. d. g b. d. * s. d. TfS CanterbUi:r 19 0 0 19 10 0 20 0 0 Meal for Pig-feed -.000 Sharps 80 0 .. Tii-nn .. O 111 8 Fowl Wheat .. ■■ 0 * oto As. 6d, .. The above prices include sacks and bags; sacks and bags not retrjnable. Terms: Cash. Auckland. Gth September. 1877. 6i> "DAY OF PLENTY TIMES." MR. ARTHUR F. SISLEY is at present in the city, and will wait on ADVERTISERS for a continuance of their favours. Mr. SrsLEY is authorised to receive Monies due to the "Bay of Plenty Times." E. M. EDGCUMBE, Proprietor. Tauranga, Ist September, IST". What is more nefarious than selling adulterated and poisonous drams labelled and bottled to imitate a pure and health-yielding medicinal | beverage. This is precisely what tho rogues ' are doinff who sell imitations ot the celebrated Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps put up in bottles which previously held that incomparable cordial and speciuc lor disease. Let the public beware of such shams.