Bnrinaw Rotten MASON, STRUTHERS AND CO. IRONMONGERY. STOCKTAKING. DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER WE CONTINUE TO GIVE EXTRA VALUE so as to nreTnui LARGE SALES BxroßX Annual Baulnox.
NOTE BELOW— JUST LANDED, DE LAVAL'S CREAM SEPABATORS SINGER'S BICYCLES TAYLOR'S BOWLING-GREEN BOWLS Best 1 LAWN TENNIS MATERIAL MakeraJCRICKETING MATERIAL Also, SAMPLES OF DEERING'S ALL-STEEL BINDERS FOR 1889-90. MASON, STRUTHERS AND CO. THOS, TAYLOR'S PRICE LIST OF T E AS.
T TAYLOR'S BLENDED TEAS were • first introduced in 1876, have always maintained a large sale, and are etlll steadily Increasing in favor. The collapse of so many who have dealt In Teas exclusively indicates that the public recognise that they get best value tor their money from the grocer (provided of course that he knows his business). The reason is obvious, namely, that selling a hundred other articles he is not compelled to get an enormous profit on Tea, or to pay an agent to sell for htm at a second profit. '
PRICES OP NEW SEASON BOX TEAS. 10e 6d, 12e 6d. 14e 6d," 16s 6d, 18s 6d, 20s, and 225. Each will be found of unusually good value. BLENDED TEAS. Having a complete stock of the various Teas used in blending, such as Indian, including. Assam, parjeeling and others, Ceylons in variety, Fiji, China, Pekoes, Capers, Oolong and Green Teas, the public may rely on a Tea to suit any palate. These Blended Teas contain no Green or Pekoe unless asked for. T. TAYLOR'S Is 6d BLEND is a sound flavored Tea -« a s?n of lair strength, equal to l°l) v the 2s Tea sold second- •*■ v hand by the agents. COMPARE this with the 2s 4d of the second hand -g c -4 f\D sellers, and you will save I 111 * the 6d per lb difference in •*- -*• v future. THIS TEA draws a strong, rich and bright liquor of excellent flavor, and the OS second -liquoring is stron- 4& ger than the first, an economical Tea AT THIS PRICE we can Introduce a really fine grade of China and strengthening Teas into OS Au the blend, notwlthatand- 6d *±i bug the 6d per lb duty. Try it once you wfll
alw&ye drink it A mixture of AIX BEST _* A n TEAS has no superior Z£r 111 at any price • • *■ -* v 6, 10, or 121b tins at a reduction of 2d per lb, 40lb half chests reduced 3d per lb Original half chests of China Tea at Is 2d, Iβ 4d, Is 6d, Is9d or 2s per lb Sugars at lowest prices obtainable elsewhere, as also the different millers' flour, Somerville's oatmeal, &c Special Lines—Albert Sardines in large tins. Farola. Tritola, Oatflour, and the patent washed and dried fruit, currants, raisins, sultanas, first introduced by T. Taylor We call for orders and deliver goods In Christchurch and euburbe and *w w &«l by outward trains at Christchurch Or Addington Stations. 88 COLOMBO STREET and TRIANGLE Opposite May s, High street.
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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7421, 21 September 1889, Page 3
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