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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 255, 3 November 1897, Page 4

"DEBATE ALLIANCE COMPANY. OFFICES: BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS Ground Floor). BANKERS: NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.P.O. BOX 494. !W. P. BURDEKIN AND CO., . Proprietors. Th© objects and aims of the above Association are as follows:— 1. To secure to the public who deal with the business houses associated with the Alliance a discount or rebate on all cash purchases. 2. To issue Coupons to the business houses to be supplied to their Cash Customers when demanded, with the amount of their purchases marked on each Coupon. 3. To pay to the holders of Coupons in Cash the discount allowed by each Business House in one lump sum on presentation of Coupons at the Office of the Rebate Alliance Company within thirty days of their date of issue. A List of Business Houses connected with the Rebate Alliance Co. will be found below, with the rate of discount allowed by each. Purchasers are particularly requested to see that they receive a Coupon with each purchase however small. Office Hours .. 9 to 5 Saturday .. .. 9to 12 Coupons may now be obtained from the undermentioned firms:— • ' 2LIST OF FIRMS. Discount Bicycle Manufacturer—PETEß SMITH, Albert-street .. 5 per cent Boots and Shoes — ZEALAND EOOT SHOP (A. Rhodes), 300 Queen-street, Victoriastreet West, Karangahape Road, Pollen-st., Thames.. 2i „ Butcher -R. SALMON andCO., 67 Queen-street 2i „ Coal and Firewood Merchant— J. H. M. CARPENTER, 110" Queen - street and Newmarket—l/ per ton on coal and on firewood .. .. 5 „ Chemist — CHAS. RATJEN, Queen-street 2J „ Clothier, Hattor, Mercer and Outfitter—F. S. MALCOLM, IGS Queen-street (on purchases of 10/ or more) ..5 „ Confectioner-G. W. WRIGHT, 220 Queen-street .. ..5 „ China, Glass — TANFIELD, POTTER & CO., Queen-st. 5 „ Cutlery and Plated Goods — THOMAS SAMUEL, 232 Queen-street 5 „ Draper and Ladies' Outfitter— T. R. JUDD, 276 Queen-st. 5 „ Furnishing I^onmongery-E. H. POTTER, 273 Queen-st. ..5 „ Furnishing Warehouse —TONSON GARLICK COMPANY (Limited), Queen-st. 5 „ Grocer and Provision Dealer— J. R. PARKINSON, 289 Queen-street 2J „ Gunmaker —D. EVITT, 236, Queen-street 2J ~ India Rubber Stamp Maker— J. M. CONOLLY, Grey-st. 10 „ Jeweller, Watch and Chrono^ meter Maker — A. G. BARTLJHJTT, Z£Z Queen-st. o „ Oil and Colour Merchants— HILL and PLUMMER, Queen-street 5 „ Perambulator Manufacturer— CHARLES SMITH, 279 Queen-stroot 5 „ Photographer—J. R. HANNA, ISG Queen-street .. ..5 „ Photographic Apparatus—W. PARK, Welles!ey-st. East 25 „ Saddlers—J. WISEMAN and SON, Queen-street .. ..5 „ Seedsmen — HESKETH and AITKEN, Queen-street ..5 „ Stationer—G. T. CHAPMAN, 96 Queen-street .. .. 2£ „, Tailor—G. A. CRAIG, Victoriastreet West 5 „ Tobacconist-A. A. ELLISDON, '/U Queen-street and at Newton 3 „ Typewriters — N.Z. TYPEWRITER CO., Victoria Arcade 5 „ TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS : SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. TELEPHONE NO. 355. GLADSTONE "OREWERY. DANIEL ARKELL, BREWER, MALTSTER AND BOTTLER, Gladstone Street and Newton Road auckland. XXXX Ale, old, 2s, per gallon XXX Alo, mild, hi. Gd. per gallon A.IC. Bitter Alo, la. 3d. per gallon Stout, Is. 9d. per gallon Arkoil s Own Brew Biuo Label Bottled Ale and Stout, CTiidrt:! Gs. per dozen Arkell's Own Brow Eluo Label Bottled Alo and Stout, pints <fo. per dozen DUNEDIN BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT— Quarts, 9s. per dozen Pints, is. Gd. per dozon DRAUGHT ALE IN BOTTLE- ' Quarts, ss. por dozen Pints, 3s. per dozon Packed— Quarts, oa. 6d. per dozen Pints, 'Js. yd. por dozen PURE ISLAND LIME JUICE7s. Cd. per dozen. CRUSHED MALT-Vs. per bushel. BUYER OF EOTTLES-Quarte,loa.; Pints, Sd. miiE FAVOUEITE WITH ALL JL TEA DRINKERS. KTHUR J3|ATI-lAN'S IDE LIABLE mEA S. RELIABLE JL E A S. Packed in Airtight Lead Packots of Full Weight; also in Tins, lib to 201b. EXQUISITE CEYLON TEA*\ DELICIOUS INDIA TEA 12/- per lb FINE BLENDED TEA J ©RDER FROM YOUR GROCER, AND SEE THAT YOU GET IT. miEED AND LOW SPIRITED. JL Commercial Hotel, Murrumburrah, N.S.W., 23rd Aug., 1597. Dear Sir,—For about two years I suffered intense pain in the chest after eating, and sickness after meals was a common.occurrence with me. I could not sleep soundly and the result was that I felt tired and low-spirited all day. Wellknown remedies for indigestion had no beneficial effect upon me, and I regarded myself as incurable. I heard so much of LOA.SBY'S WAHOO that I was induced to try it, and now you may add my name to the list of former dyspeptics who have been completely cured by your wonderful remedy,—Yours faithfully, R. MACANSH. To the Manager Loasby's "Wahoo" Mfg. Co. Limited, Sydney. LOASBY'S WAHOO, price 2/6, from all Chemists and Storekeepers. Wholesale Agents: Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.'s N.Z, Drug Co., Limited. »