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General Merchandise. «. - , HOENE AND~R: E ID, ' ; ' ■" ; /,' WHOLESALB. AND KETAIL „.- "; ;■;.__; -\ •;. - x f l -^^'^^* Or E : 3ST BBA L ' "' .' . MH Mo H^^O^^. : ■ - THE STRAND, TAURANGA,' IMPORTERS OF DEAPBRY^OROCEPvIES, STATIOISERY, mbtMONGEE^s: i SADDLERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &Q. r^^--:O^W-^ r :' : .- ! r "TNVITE the attention of "the inhabitants of Tauranga,. Katikati, and; surrounding- \ ■ I districts- to thoic varied Stock, which; is thoroughly replete in every Department. : ; : New and Seasonable Goods arrive by every steamer tokeep up the assortments- *• • v see manifest in import column. • ' ' , ■ T]io DRAPERY consists of all the newest novelties in Fancy Dress ., Materials,, viz., Japanese Silks, Satin Cloths, Mohairs, Alpaca Lustres, in which, tliey have a,, splendid variety in all shades, and, prices; French Merinos, Grenadines, Cretonnes,, Prints, a large stock of suitable Trimmings, Ribbons, Ladies' Cuffs and Collars,, Neckties in Silk and Lace in endless variety, Cashmere and Lace Fischues and Shawls,, Calicoes, Sheetings, Flannels, Towellings, Toilet Quilts, Toilet Covers, Antimacassars,; Coir and China Mattings, Felt Carpethjgs, Window Hollands, All-wool Damasks andl Fiinges to match, Hosiery and Haberdashery of every description, &c., &c. .. The MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING comprises a large and well-selected Stock of Black and Tweed Suits, Coats, Trousers and Vests, Cricketing Trousers ; Alpaca, . Holland, and Silk Dust Coats ;. Straw, Pith, and Cork Hats ; White, Flax, Regatta,, and Crimean Shirts ; Collars, Ties, Scarfs; Cotton, Merino, and Lambswopl Socks,, Leather Havresacks, &c. , &c. ' The GROCERY DEPARTMENT, contains every household requirement for town; or country settler of the best quaxity only.. The Teas are selected by a tea-buyer • of fifteen years* experience, arid «vn ü be specially reepmniendecL In the Stock will be-; found Sugars, Coffees, Cocoa, Soluble" and French Chocolate, Chocolate and ; ]VClk> , Com Flour, Patent Groats, Ground Rice, Arrowroot, Tapioca/ Spices, ,Walnute, „ , Barcelona and Brazil Nuts, Lea and Perrins' Sauce, Yorkshire Relish,. Maccaroni and ' ! ■ Vermicelli, Mustard, Pepper,* French" Capers, ; Currie Powder, Pickles, Jams and,. Jellies, Bottled Fruits, Preserved and, Potted Meats, Salmon, Lobster, Herrings, Sardines, Oysters, Split Peas, Oatmeal,. Fancy Biscuits, Calif omian Honey* Whole „ and Preserved Ginger, Canary Seedy.Kerosine, &c. „.. . - TOBACCOS— Venus, Navy; FloWerof dU Nations^ and Fruit and Blp6^«ij,an^v;tt Solace plug cut. . •' „..'',.' ,[ , ' '' " ■'•" V. : f^rr<-''^i'. : -!^ ..,- . IRONMOKGrERY— PvaI Bpilers, Kettles, Saucepans; #ryingp^B,K, Stewparts^.v< | Galvanised Iron and Wooden, Tubs and Buckets, Bellows, Stoves, Water Luans, Slq> Pails, Lanterns, Tea and; Coffee Pots, Table and Desert. Knives, E.P. : ;F6rks ; an«L ;■ Spoons, Knife Polish, Pocket and Sheath Knives, Corkscrews, Oh^st and Biin, Locks, s Night Latches,' Padlocks, T and Butt Hinges, Sci^ews i v^wbaiikV Wire, Copper, and . ; Finishing Nails, Saws, Hammers, Clmels,. Screwdrivers,. Bradawls, Gnnlets,>RuJes, : Gai"den Rakes, Axes, Picks, American Brooms and Brushesof every description, : . Lyndon's and Parke's Spades, Hay°Forks, Rakes, &c. ....<>/', ; ■' ; , ,4 BOOTS AND SHOES— Ladies! French Kid Boots, Prunella House. Shoes and .</ . \ Boots, Lace^tip; and Elastic-sides, Men's and Boys' Watertights,- Bluchers,- Ba^riorajsy. | <| and Elastia-jsidei, Slippera, jfce. v .■■': •■-.■"•.'.';: ,V;' : ,'j ROPE~New Zealand, Manilla, and Tarred Rope. ,-•,; : ; ■ :;_;.'";.;. :V ; ; SADDLES AND BRIDLES— LatUes 1 and Geni's in variety, Riding, Wl^ips^//^ Spurs, &c. , ■■■■.;. y ..-.., „.....-.,. -. \. .■•"■■ .-^■"'•■;^^ : l! V'^ 1 STATIONERY—AII kinds ot Writing Paper and SnvelopeSj Newj B^oja aiad^, Periodicals by every mail from England.; <".•'<■-: 'j:^' UCENsiSD DBAIiERS IN AMMUNITION. -"■;■' , : ' Agents Colonial Insurance Company of New Zealand.* ' buy your ;FU3&]SriTURE ; kbom - : HOLLOWAY, UAfeII€K, AND CRAN%EiLV : CITY &AXL FtiRNISIfING ARCADE, ' ■' „ <^UEEN STREET AND LOBNE STREET, AUCKLAND; ' ' T AHrflS AND GENTLEMEN;— "W;e solicit tlie favour of your ordors for XJ ' ■■'■ • M.the;folio^mgr6ei«3ons:-- = . . . ••.-, Ist. We keep the Greatest Variety of Fuenishing Goods in Auckland. ■ ■. :■ , 2nd. We keep the Largest Assortment of Bedsteads and Carpets to select from.; .-■■:• 3rd. We keep Linoleum and Oilcloths for stairs, passages, halls, and rooms. 4th. We manufaehire Bedding of all sizes of hair, feathers, ilockj flax, .. i fibre, and kapot ; down— kept ready for delivery. sth. We keep first-class Workmen in our Cabinet Factory, for providing . all kinds of Colonial-made Furniture. 6th. We have the finest Show Roomsin Auckland— l 66 feet long; ' -\ 7th. We combine Drapery, Clothing, and Millinery Departments; with j House/Furnishing to suit your 'convenience. Bth. We pay great attention to the packing of goods for the country. 9th; We seU at the lowest remunerative prices. ■ . t ■ : ■ (fct Book Catalqcjtj^s and Price LtsTs §ent Fuse to intending purchasers. ' ; the Principal, the Largest, aw? -the.- Cheapest Furnishing House in Auckland. Orders must be accompanied with remittance orreference unleasbuyer is already known to us. . HOLLOWAY, GAELICE, AKD CRANWELL, ! r -OABZNET-iffiLkE'Bi } -' < U'^'ia:oLSTEߣB)3 ; . AND (DLOTHIERS, CITY HALL ARCADE, AUCKLAND, w....._::d:-a.w-s on,.*CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, IMrORTEB of DrugSjVpVuggists' Sundries, India-rubber Goods, Brushware^Perfumpry, Fancy Soaps, and every description of Toilet Requisites, CORNER OF WBBLESLEY AND ELLIOTT STREETS, • -".-.'■-;'■ - {Opposite Entrance to Market.) ...'.. . . j r\. r ._ | r .^ | ( ■ c ■ , \ MEDICAL ATTENDANCE DAILY. Dk DAwsOi? attends from 9 till IP a.m. { Da Wright attends from 11 tilli2a.m. DISEASE OF THE EYES SPECIALLY TREATED ON FRIDAYS, P.S.— Having purchased, the business of Fish's Sarsaparilla, including all ' Eights therein, W.D. begs to inform his Customers that he is in apposition tosupply this' celobrated CbmpoUiid in any quantities at tho usualprice. Cautiox. — With reference to the purchasing of "Fish's Sanaparilla" busi--noss, notice is horeby givon that any person infringing my rights, and unlaw* - : fully making and vending , " Fish's Sarsapurilht" will be proseeiitod. KlXLOCirs OELEJiRA TED CATTLE MEDICINES ON SALE. THE BEST HOUSE IN TOWN. rrUURANCJA AND KATTKATI SETTLERS VISITING AUCKLAND OUGHT TO* JL MAKE A POINT OF VISITING THE THISTLE HOTEL SPLENDID BARS AND SITTING-ROOMS. TnE ' HOME Sun, Star, Herald, ■' THE UP-STAIRS BAR STORTING: A ™ . and PAPERS V Timv« :NTV B I L L I ARD-R 0O Mi FILED. viLKD. Uneqoallei> i<n thk Colonies. SUPETO3 CIIAMr AGNES \ consultations } < O\ Ann THE ORKAT > CHOICE CLARETS jsponTiNa events.^ SPIRITS OF ALL THE BEST BRANDS f Tssort,,! c,^ <il^^^a) AMETIICAN DUINKB ) lioiM 1 piifkwl :nnl ilvliwi-ctl en tho shortoHl ( ) n01i.:.;, t'omifry orders amnimvilerf l>.v ( A '[T,STT7 ALT A "N" AVTISrEv^ *. "*•' . fThEWIN & BROTHER, GROCERS AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN. npiTF, Cheapest TTouso in Auckland for Good T«a and Fresh Eoastecl JL Coffoo— " ahv.ays ffoorl ftlilco." Plenty of Good Ten. Splendid Sugars. Sperm Candles (full weiglita). Jams. Orango Marmalade. Assorted Sauces. Settlors find tlie public generally will find ifc to their advantage to purchaao iheir Gvoeeriea and I*roviaions from us. Being direct importers, we givo unusual advantages. A Trial is tha lest Test. F. HE W I N AND BROTHE R, QUEEN STREET, AUOKLATSTD, AND AT THE THAMES. , -

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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume VIII, Issue 692, 15 February 1879, Page 3

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