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Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7143, 3 September 1888, Page 2

Business Notices. . NOTWITHSTANDING THE INCREASED i TARIFF, AND CONSEQUENT ADVANCE IN WHOLESALE PRICES, WARDELL BROS. AND COMPANY CONTINUE TO l SELL AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: Acid, 2s 3d per lb TOBACCO— Ammonia, 5d per bottle Juno, 5s per lb Arrowroot, od per lb Nailrod, 4s lOd per lb Almonds, Is 2d and Is 6d per lb «-J wist .'u S ? d B%i i^^tierstick i Black Lead, Cranes,6d perdoz v »l]«ams Kuby.bs dd. perlb, 133dperatick James' Dome, 6d per box VINEGAR— Blue, 6d and 7d rnet . t s ', sd QJ Kean's Oxford, 9d , Champion s, 8d Baking Powder, best loose, lOd per lb bpht Peas M per lb Bonvick's, sid and lid per tin Sr^ P.luestone, 22d per lb CO* FEE EXTRACT— Borax, lOd per lb Symington's, Sd and > ls 2d per bottle Blacking, Day and Martin's, 4£dper doz Smith's, lid and Is 2d per bottle I Jars «d Cornflour, 3Jd, sd, 6d, and Brown and CA2s DLES— Poisons 7d Eiectric Stearine, 4d Cream Tartar, Is lOd Adamantine, 5Jd Candied Peel, lOd per lb Price's London Sperms, 8d Emery Powder (Oakley s), 5d per tin Price's London Wax, 8d Extract of Soap (Hudson's), ten pacKet3 German Fluted, Sid T *°^ ls . „ „ „ , Price's National, Sjd FLOL R (Turner 8 Best Roller)— Price's Bedroom. lUd 251b bags Price's Carriage, 9d 501b bags Cocoa (Van Houteii's), lib, 3s 3d ; Jib, Is 1001b ba<rs 9d; |lb, lid 2001b sacks Capers (C. and B.), 5Jd per bottle Self-raising Flour, 2Jd per lb Salad Oil (Mot-ton's), 6d and 10d per bottle FRUIT— Castor Oil ~ 5d and Sd per bottle Currants, 5Jd and ed^erlb Sago, 3d per lb' Sultanas, 6kd per lb Salt, 4s 3d per cwt sack Elemes, 5d and 6d per lb Jars ?d, bottles 7d Figs (loose>,6Ad; Layers (veryfine), 7dperlb Hemp and Canary Seed, 2Jd per lb Groats, 8d per tin SOAP, 3s 3d, 4s, ss, 6s, Ss per half-cwt Golden Syrup (Lyle's), 21btins, /Jd McLeod's Prize Medal, Sd per bar, 9s Hops, 6d per lb per box Jujubes (Keiller's), Sd per lb Carbolic, 4id per bar Macaroni, 21b boxes, Is ; 41b boxes, 2s Pears' Unscented Gd, wash-balls Is Milk (Alilkmaid Brand), 7Jd per tin Pears' Boxes, containing 4 tablets. Is MATCHES— Cleaver's Brown Windsor, bars, 10d 1000, R. Bell's, sid; Bell and Black s, 6d lib bars, Brown Windsor, 8d 250, lid, Plaid Vebtas, per dozen Sapolio. 5d per tablet Safeties (Bryant and May's), 9d ; large Soda Crystals, Id per lb boxes, 6d per dozen Tapioca, 3d per lb Oatmeal Stollwerk'aPure Cocoa—ilb, 9d : Jib tins. Best Japan Rice, 10s 6d per $cwt bag Is 4d Freuch Plums, lOd per lb, 2s 6d per bottle Bathbricks, 3d each Cutting's Fruits, Apricots, Pears, Plums, Albert Lunch Biscuits, 2id Is 3d per tin. Chocolate Creams, Is per lb Solazzi Liquorice, 2s per lb Chocolate Tablets, 3Jd each Marmalade—Keiller's, 7£d per tin Wire Clothes Lines, 40ft 8d Soft Shell Almonds, 10d per lb Wire Clothes Lines, 60ft lOd | PATENT MEDICINESi Wire Clothes Lines, SOf tls 2d j Holloway s Pills and Ointment, Is 2d Royal Oil, 8s 6d I Cockle's Pills and Ointment, la 2d HUNTLEY AND PALMER'S BISCUITS. Combination (small size) Is 3d Ginger Nuts (large size) 2s 7d (large size) Is 10d Cracknels (large size) <ss zcl Maccaroons 2s 6d Arrowroot (large size) 23 7d Ratafia — 6d | All the above GOODS WE GUARANTEE to be of the VERY BEST QUALITY obtainable and DELIVERED FREE at Railway Station and in City and Suburbs daily WARDELL BROS. AND COMPANY, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, ON and AFTER Wednesday, AUGUST Ist, WARDELL BROS, and COMPANY INTEND CLOSING their place o£ business, Cashel street, EVEBY EVENING at 6.30 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays excepted. IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT LADIES , AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, WITH ANHYDROUS WATEfiPfiOOF SOLES, £y several Makers, 'which we specially recommend to all who require absolutely RELIABLE AND WATERPKOOF BOOTS. Exceedingly Durable and Comfortable. BeißS well known during former Seasons, they need no farther description Qt , recommendation, W. HARRIS. SW CASHEL STREET. AND i PRINCESS STREET. DUNEDIN. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE DEPO^ COLOMBO STREET, CHRI3TCHURCH. ■-« » U»' JOHN GOODMAF "oneßtuentß, when they win FIND THE GOODS OrJEAPER THAN EVER. JOHN GOODMAN, COLOMBO STREET CHRISTOHUROH BOOTH 3IACDONALD & CO. THE MODEL" WINDMILL. Thlß Mill Is introduced to meet the demana for a low-priced • ai>d yeb efficient MUlfor Raising Water for Household Purposes. *or aucn purposes this is the best value offered to Durchaseri. It is made entirely of iron, but isniucu simpler and lighter in construction than our lanser one. It i 3 extremely sensitive to chuage of w ln d; is absolutely eelf-governing; will work steadily in any weather;. nnd because; , of its peculiar co»----siruction wiU run more hours per the year than anr other mill. It is ttiia peculiarity which renders it specially, suitable for the purposes above indicated. It is compact and can be fixed on the gaVle of a building or derrick post as required, necessitating no elaborate erection u> carry it. It is powerfnl. Ann will raise an ample Supply of Water for Household or Garden•puruoses. To persons contemplating building residences or laying out grounds, we offer this aeemoeL desirable invesunenc 1C will save its cost in the first three months. It ia neat ia deaig* tastefully painted, ~aud make* an ornamencal adjunct to a residence. •i • \ . t' j )■}■ *™^.**"""-» — AND PUMP, COMPLETE, £11 10a. "Wβ eoptfly ana F'umpe for Lifting 500 to 6000 gallons oifTrater'ner honr Otii ,- of water Jtc. no fiVW in,tsp » "We are the Largest Manufacturers of Windmills in NewZealaud, and keep specially onalifled men for erecting them, laying water services, &c, for which we shall be glad to Sunnlv I Estimates. vv * \ Elustrated Catalogue of Agricultural Machinery free on application. Correapandanoa solicited. Mention this paper. . i—iw CIBLYLE IMPLEMENT AND IRONWORKS, CHRISTCHUfiOH.