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Auckland Star, Issue 23, 28 January 1901, Page 6

PTTBIJO HQTICES. TREDALE'S <T£EA. J^OOMS. IVIRS IVIURDOCH, Late of "Wainoni," Cambridge. Has taken over the well known Tea an<3 Luncheon Rooms over Iredale's late Premises, now occupied by Court Bros., where every attention will be paid to Visitors. In future Hot and Cold Luncheon if desired. P. F. Purcell) (T. D. Gibbs PURCELL & GBBBS Desire to intimate that they have taken over the Premises late vacated by Mr J. Schischka ELLIOTT-ST., MARKET ENTRANCE, And have commenced business as HAY CORN, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. ON SALE: Maize. Oats, Chaff, Hay. Straw Fowl Wheat, Bran, Sharps, Local and Canterbury Potatoes, Hams and Bacon. Up to date Machinery for the Manufacture of the best screened Chaff. Buyers of Pressed Hay and Straw and .Local Produce. ANTED KnpwTi^hat the under-' signed are prepared to Supp~iy All Kinds.of Building Timber, Joinery, etc., at lowest current rates. Special Job Lines suitable to Farmers and others, Cheap. Telephone 1035 CASHMORE BROS, Ponsonby Timber Mills. BRUGES PROVISION STORES STILL. LEADING. UctNFLOTJR 51b for V iROWROOT 2Jlb for V ALLEN & HANBURY'S F00D..1/ per tin NEAVE'S FOOD Ud Per tin NESTLES FOOD 1/8 per tin MELLIN'S FOOD 1/8 per bottle E. A, B RUCEI KARANGAHAPE RD. & ARCH HILL. * 'HAiS but a fragrant cup of tea, But ah! so nut brown clear; 'Twould brighten up the dullest eye, And fill your heart with cheer. You'd best make hfiste, or 'twill be gone. This choice Areuttapore; It knocks the spots out of "Ceylon," While Pekoe takes the floor. PARKINSON'S Corner Qneen and Wellesley streets. PHILLIPS, BLAKEY & WOODHAM. ARE SELLING JOB LINE OF LACE CURTAINS AT -WAREHOUSE PRICE, -\JQXL TO *>"* / PAIR. Note Address: HOBSON-ST.

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