Business Notices. , : THE GREATEST SUCCESS 60 JraasT prizes oil 18 SECOND PRIZES iO Taken In Australia alone during the paa Two [Seasons. T IT E DEERING ALL-STEEfc TWINE BINDER. FRESH VICTORIES For this season lust tohandasundernoted AT SHOWS AND FIELD TRIALS. First Prize Royal Show, Queensland First Prize Grand National, Tenterfield First Prize Gunning First Prize Crookwell First Prize Gouldbura First Prize Blaney First Prize Orange First Prize Wellington first Prize Molonsc First Prize Cumnock "First Prize Wagga Wagga First Prize Noarlunga First Prize Orrooroo First Prize Dookie First Prize Nathalie First Prize Benalla First Prize Murtoa Second Prize Mudgee Second Prize Dubbo Second Prize Gulgoog Second Prize Glen Innls Also, Gold Medal Castlemaine Gold Medal Tenterfleld Every machine started works like a charm, delighting the hearts of the pur chasers, who in future will buy only DEERING'S. t&, Why invest in a wooden or iron machine, wheu you can gee a Steel Binder of superior make at the same price? WOOD ROTS." ~~ IRON RUSTS. STEEL LASTS. TO FARMERS — Buy a Deering, and you require No Extras, as you will have No Breakage!), No expert wanted to start or work a Dee'ring. ' NOTE.—Farmers respectfully invited to Inspect this Machine, and ask our prices and terms before purchasing those of any oSher maker. ISPECIAL.—A Few of Last Season's "Deering's," in original packages, at Reduced Rates. THE "LURLINE" TWINE, MAD& FROM PURE RUSSIAN HEMP 700 ft to !tbe lb. , THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE MARKET. SOLE AGENTSMASON, STRUTHERS, AND CO., CHEISTCHURC r PRESERVING SUGAR. 100 TONS, IMPORTED. See affidavit in window, taken before the British Consul for New York, declaring this to be the produce of sugar-cane only. 3d per lb. Good Queensland sugar, fit for preserving, 2|d per lh; also best Mauritius, AT T. TAYLOR'S, 171 CASHEL STREET, " Opposite the Cafe. O/\A DOZEN .Quart Bottles, AS--22U SORTED PICKLES, at (id per Bottle NEW MUSCATELS Is per lb r ONB POUND OF GOOD CONGOU TEA, and Handsome Japanese Caddy for 23. AS A SHAREHOLDER IK TELE GROCERS , CO-OPERATIVE PURCHASINGS COMPANY, T TAYLOR guarantees that no Co- « operative Store or other retailer buys on better cash terms, or in larger lines than he does, and purchasers may be certain of obtaining the BEST POSSIBLE VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TO LARGE BUYERS. As our Teas have not to bear a profit for goods sold at a loss, or for agents; the purchaser will save the numerous middle profits of the Packet Tea Sellers. TEAS—HaIf cheats, Is l£d, Is 3d, Is sd, Is 7d, Is 9d, 2s per lb; ooxea, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 169 6d, 18s 6d, 20s; blended tea, Iβ 3d, Is 6d, Is lOd, 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 6d; Oolong flavored blended tea, 2s, specially recommended, no 2s tea in Christchurch equal to it; olb boxes of pure Ceylon, 10s 6d; 5&U> pure Chinese, 10s. SUGARS — Finesc white, 3d; yellow crystals, 3d; soft yellow, 2£d; brown, 2Jd; special quotations for quantities; loaf sugar, 4d. DELICACIES—Ox tongues, 41b tins, 4s 6d ; Gear's sa; lib tins sheep's tongues, 10d or Is; lambs tongues, lOJd; pate fois gras, 3s 3d; potted German sattsasre, large tin, Is 2d; kippered cod fl»n, Is Id; potted rabbit, is 3d; hare soup, 2s; St. George's potted beef Bd, assorted kinds, 9d; Indian chutnee, large bottles, 2s 3d; hare soup, 21b tine, 23: green peas, 21b tins. Is; West India plc&les, Is sd; Capt. White's 2s. TINNED FlSH—Mullet. 8d ; salmon, 9d; sardines, 4M, sd, or 6d, large tins, 7Ad, 9d ; alberts, lid. ...":■ RESERVED FRUITS — Evaporated apricots, 10d per lb; pres. peas, Is; grapes, Is; plums, Is; tigs 6d per box, per lb 7a> ■; prunes, 6d; Frencn plums, WINES*, CORDIALS, &c.-Elder wine, la 2d; ginger wine, Is sd; gooseberry or currant,ls IOd ; orange, 2a (id; lemon juice. Is; lime do, 10d or Is Id. Coffees— , .Peerless Is9d, Surjfh's coffee essence, Is. Br?*— "— "*" Is 3d; o&odellon. Is M and milk, Is; chocolate and mpOM; Taylor's cocoa, Is; groend Is 4d, ls,6d. Oatmeal, 2s 3d or 23 Oα. Kerosene, 7s to 9s. Tobacco — Nailrod or twist, 4s 8d; Ruby, Hunter or Juno. Queen cigars, 25 in a box, 3s, Hop bitters 3a 3d, safe cure 4s 6d, fruit salt 3s, Seigel's syrup 2s 9d, pain-killer Iβ 3d,&c,&c. Please Address—l7l CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. All Orders forwarded raw -, " «f , foQovfng daj. .
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7777, 3 February 1891, Page 8
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