THE ENTIRE STOCK IS NEW, And has been purchase:! .^<;f ■'"""" >* OSNEHAL DI'APEP, OAC4 n B 1 S ,: '*' r">■. A RVWlSfiti jr. ,'j [» !.■"■•> «■■■, gw |V > t I B* , jlßH»i! e ,iiis\3i l ik;fc, >i jl','i ;„« Slfrii Si fii W , Kb \ t> DTTN" II Ti 1 TT TT OTT Q ; "I? wjl"i ±J J.JJ JLLj X_l v 7 LJ >..) J jj 9 ' Karangohaps Road. GMALLWARES, HOSIERY,' .^3^ ! GLOVES, ? || ~r Go« Marked in • t >-> '\\Q\-C> Pain ■ rni r ,:to ! onsTE price cusrrrsr. BOOTS P SEE WINDOWS ottn p g and ins P ect S i SLIPPERS. I >* \ > Havins " %. over stocked myself \^^f^ % with Imported Goods and before making Alterations J FOR ONE MONTH The Public of Auckland will I have such a chance. i FOR ONE MONTH of BARGAINS as never J - before offered. NOT SELLING OFF! BUT ON! OK! ONI urjjli U ill Hi IjUUrLIj JLi M .1/ Uk)l it i I•t he Northern Ro!ler Milling Co. (LIMITED), AUCKLAND, Have always in stock the favourite brands of Flour, Thab received First Award ah fcho Melbourne Exhibition, and aro - now the best manufactured, purest, (md most profitable Baking Flours in New Zealand. For ships' c-toroß aud exportation " CHAMPION -, is properly desiccated, thereby retain« ing its fine flavour and i>tren';,'th in warmer elhnnted and tho lalanda of the Pacific. Also, the useful socond-clane brands of Flour, "OCEANIC" AND "HOUSEWIFE'S PRIDE." I \ Tn 200, 100, 50, and 251b bagu I GRANULATED WHEAI.MLJAL, for making Wheatmeal; Broad, and Sconoß, ! in 200, 100, 50, 20, and 61b bags. ~ FRESH MADE BRAN, POLLARD, and SHAT.PS in 100;,; 160, and 2001b sacks. FOWL-WHEAT in 2401b sacks ; BROKEN WHEAT in 2101b sacks. SEMOLINA in 61b bag.?. Makes delicious Custards and Puddings. Far wholesoraer, fresher, tidier, and better flavoured than any similar imported food. GEEMINA, Our famous Patant. Fond, made from tho 3nesG of wheat, is nutritious, palatable, and cncily cooked ; very rich in albuminoid' and phosphates (muscle, floeli, brain, and bone formers): unsurpassed for DYSPEITIOS and those Ruffcrinir from INDICSSTION ; etrorigly rcooiuaieticjed by ttm hisrliotu medical authorities for daily uso in every fniniiy ; makes delightful PORRIDGE, le«« hentinj; and moro laxative than Oatmeal, and much, better adapted for this climate. It ie- put up in tieat and lolb bags, with printed' directions and recipes in each, and may be had.from all Storekeepers and Merchants. ■ Pricos on application to A. MeCORQUODALE ; MaaageP.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 33, 9 February 1892, Page 7
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