Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7252, 7 March 1889, Page 4

OSWEGO ICED CAKES. nnHKSE DELICIOUS CAKES ARK £■•'_- ;. \_ ;' , MADE BY US FKOM THE CELEBRATED OSWEGO CORNFLOUR. They are to be had from all Grocers. AULSEBROOK & XX). 1889 1889 FOOTBALL SEASON W. STRANGE & CO.'S ANNUAL DISPLAY OF FOOTBALL REQUISITES Now on View at Victoria House. Having this season considerably added to our already Large and Varied Stock in this Department. we beg to call special attention to the latest novelties in costumes, comprising Checks, Reversed Sections, Vertical "and Horizontal Stripes, Standards, Crosses, Bands, and various other combinations of colours. W. STRANGE & CO. 211, 213, 215 HIGH STREET. 3849 DRESSMAKING. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CHRISTCHURCH LADIES. MISS JONES, who since the opening of the D.I.C. haa given such general satisfaction to her patrons, has made an Engagement to take charge of H. E. MAY and CO.'S DRESSMAKING, And will commence orders on MONDAY NEXT. Miss Jones' success for excellence of fit, work and style, is thoroughly well known, and most of her friends will be ' pleased to bear that in future her charges for making will be considerably reduced at H. E. May and Co.'a, The Hall, High street. MISS JONES, Dressmaker. Dress made from 12a 6d. New Dress Materials and Trimmings, over 400 pieces, beautifully assorted, j vat to hand. D. I. C. CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY, LIMITED. Now Opening, PmST SHIPMENTS, in/\ CASES NOVELTIES FOR COMING SEASON, BANKRUPTBOOTSALE mo AVOID the ENORMOUS CRUSH, please SHOP EARLY AS POSSIBLE IN HE DAY. bankrupt BOOT SALE, NEXT WHITE HART HOTEL, Late Tobacconist's Shop. Ladies , Dust Cloaks, just opened. Late for Regular Season's Trade, 40 FASHIONABLE DUST CLOAKS. WILL BE SOLD AT 9s 9d AND 12s to EACH. Original Prices—soa, 45a. 425, 35b, S2a tid, 30s. 203,19s 6d, las 9d. G. L. BEATH & CO. THINGS to REMEMBER THAT NELSON, MOATSand CO. are the Largest Importers and Introducers of PURE BLENDED TEAS iaw the Colonies. riIHAT All aorta of Firms are packing teas in I fancy packets, &c. and calling tnein blended, in IMITATION of cure, aod to DECEIVE the public mKAT NELSON, MOATE and CO.'S TBA3 JL are acknowledged the Best in the Colonies, and are sold ac THJfi SAMS PRICE AS INFERIOR T«A$. THAT when you BUY a TEA at 2s 4d, or any other price, you might as well Buy tne Best Procurable for the Money Tha quantity NELSON. MOATE and CO.sell should be a Guarantee to all that they aro the Beec ASK ypur Grocer for them and Beware ot Imitations. Have nothing without ouf Kane, Price and Medals are on every Packet and Box. NELSON, MOATE & CO.; TEA IMPORTERS, CHEISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND. PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. CAPITAL, 4100,000—FULLY PAID-UP. T OAKS granted from~FIFTY POUNDS and 1j Upwarda. WEBB Manayer. Offices—l9B Hereford a&Miu. i TO-DAY'S CONTENTS. THE GOVERNMENT AND TE..KOOTI— A FULL NARRATtVE OF EVENTS. A GRAVE DANGEK AVERTED. THE IRISH QUESTION— AN INTERVIEW WITH MR GLADSTONE. AMERICAN~POLITICS— THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS. JUVENILE CRIMEMEETING OF JUSTICES. THE NEW SOUTH WALES HARVEST. CRISIS IN NEW SOUTH WALESRESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY... Page I—Advertisements. Page 2—The Maxim Gun—Coursing in England—Volunteer and Service Notes WTsst coast Letter — Advertisements. Page 3—Magisterial— Kaiapoi Borough Council—Road Boards—Linwood Town Board—Letter to the Editor. Pack 4—Shipping Intelligence—CommercialLeading Article (The Dunedin Exhibition)— Local A ew«—Advertisements. Page s—Sable News—Latat Telegrams—* Tin Assays— Tae National League— The Government and Tβ Elooti—The Irish Question — Imperial Colonial Trading Company—American Politfes. PaOTB €Wme—Liceotine Committees—Chrfstchurcb. Regatta Club —•sporting-Letter to Editor—Now Zealand Kxhlbition—Reetton Gold Keturns-r4Ueg«d Larceny as a Bailee—Melbourne After we Boon} —St. Andrew* Chorch—l>une4iii «dspital-Uoapital . Boird-Xaver tiflement?. *■ Paqb f—Advertisements. Pasb B—Ad?erOumeni»