Business Notices. , PHOTOGRAPHY COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL. £3000 FULLY SUBSCRIBED fH E L E~A DING PHOTOGRAPHERS OF pW ZEALAN D WHOSE PHOTOGRAPHY Has Elicited the most Flattering Encoiniuuis from the Press and Public, have now Permanently Reduced their prices. Cabinets, burnished ... 10s per doz Cabinrts, enamelled ... 15s per doz Cartede-visites, burnished 5s per doz Carte-de-visires, enamelled 7s o>l per doz Midget photos, burnished 2s Gd per doz Midget photos, enamelled .. 3s 6d per doz E^'LARGEMFNTS. Oar 12 by 10 J£NLARGUMENTS, beauti tally framed, complete, lor 50s, are meetU with unqualified approval. Note—These can be made from any old and f adad photo, taking one Sersonoutof a grouD if necessary. The 3«e of the Enlargement itself is 12 by 10, the frame being much larger. NOTICE. tn attempt has lately been made to raise the prices of photographs, but owing to our opposition the attempt was uu■nccesdfa). Our reply to the deputation mufto the following effect:—l. That we were the'last to reduce prices. 2. That there ieatilloO per cent, profit on good work at our charges. 3. That by recent iinorovements photography has become bo simple that it is now only deserving of trade profits, and photographers are not justified in charging the public 300 to 4QQ per cent, profit as of old, when pbotoerapby was a profession requiring years of Study. 4. That at our present prices we are enabled to pay the best rent and salaries, besides the extra expenses accruing to n. nubile company, and will be able to meet oar ehareholdere with a substantial dividend at the close of our financial year. Some photographers, in order to get fcxger prices, stale that it is impossible to gsteh work at our charges, but we refer $t public to the gigantic show of brilJJintly finished photos in our vestibule, which are specimens of our every day work, and we challenge comparison «rith tbe photographs of Lord OnUon Sir Wm. Jervois. Bishop Julius, F, L. Toole, Esq., and other well-known personages now on view at our entrance. We do by far the larcest business in New Zealand, and attribute our success to a tonatsnt production of elegantly posed and well-finished photos, and by not making extra charges to visitors from the eoantry. We have one regular price, and •apply ONE DOZEN CABINETS, beautifully enamelled, taken and finished in any etyle or position, for 15s. MIDGET ALBUMS. We are now making Albums to hold 120 aldgeta, with real leather covers, for 7s M, or posted to any address for 8s 6d.
COMPANY LIMITED, CBMISTCEURCE AND DUNEDIN. PRESERVING SUGAR 100 TONS, SPECIALLY IMPORTED. |w 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 augaf, fit for preserving, 2fdperlb; also best Mauritius, AT T TAYLOR'S, •51 CAb HE L STREET, Opposite the Cafe. •ifWa DOZEN Quart Bottles AS&\}\J SOKTIsD .fICKLES, acb'd per bottle SEW MUSCATELS Is per lb fttiß POUND Oi , (iOOD CONGOU TEA, and Handsome Japanese Caddy for 2s. AS A SHaKEHOLDER . IN THE GROCERS , CO-OPERATIVE PUR- , , , CHASiNG COMPANY, T TAYLOR guurautees that no Co--operative store or otuer retailer *H»y*t>a better cash terms, oriu larger Uuei than h» does, and purchasers may be fHttiaot obtaining the best Possible value for THEIK MONEY. BPBCIAL QUOTaIiONS TO LARGE BUYEKS. Aft oar Teas have not to bear a profit 'Hft goods suld at a loss, or for agents, the purchaser will save the numerous middle profits of the Packet Tea Sellers.
TfcAS—Half chests, Is l£d, Is 3d, Is sd, Is Is Bd, jfc per lb ; uoxes, 12s 6d, Us fid, Ifolij, Ib.s6d, 20s; uleuded tea, Is Sd, Iβ 6d, la lOd, 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 6d; Oolong . flavored blenued tea, 2», specially recommended, no 2s tea in Chris tchurch equal to it; 010 boxes of pure Ceylon, ifo 6d; ofclopure Chinese, 10s. WGAttS — b meat white, 3d; yellow crystale,3d; soft yellow, 2jd ; brown, fjd; special quotations for quantities; lwtf sugar. 4d. VHUCACI&,-Oxtongue3,4lbtins,4s6d ; «*ar'» 5s ; lib tius ah*ep's tongues, «w or Is ; lambs tongues, 10^d; pate fois gras, 3s 3d; potted German . ttmsairt}, large tin, Is 2d; kippered cod *»v, Is Id; potted rabbit, is 3d; hare •Ottp, 2s; St. George's potted beef Bd, *88urwd kinds, yd; Indian chutuee, jpge bottles, 2s 3d; hare soup, 21b tiue, 2s; green peas, 21b tius, Is; West nJbtUa piciUes, Is od ; Capt. White's 2s. wNNED Klsa—Mullet, 8u ; Salmon, 9d; Wdines, 44d, od, or Gd, large tins, 7£d, --.Wjaiberts, lid. BSisAKVISJj i'KUITS — Evaporated •pricots, 10d per ib; pres. pea?, Is; crapes. Is; plums, Is; ngs 6d per box, Vj* lb 7a ; prunes, 6d; Frencn plums, VINES, CORDIALS, &c.-Elder wine, Is ,* a 5 ginger wive, Is od ; gooseberry or curraut,ißiod; oranue, 2s 6d; lemon juice, la; Hi,,e ao, 10d or Is Id. Coffees— reerlesti 1» 9d, buiith's cotlee essence, », Branson's or Symiugtou's, is 3d; Qanaeliou, li 5d ; cctfee and iitilic, Is ; Caocolateand milk, 10d; iaylor'a cocoa, J»; ground coffee Is 2d, is 4d, Is 6d. Uaiineal, 2s 3d or 2» ttd. Kerosene, 7s W9s. Tobacco — Nailrod or twist, «8d: Ruby, Hunter or Juno. Queeu «h£m«i 25 in a box, 3s. Hop bitters 3* «& * a^e cure 4s 6ll » fruic salt 3s, oeigeU syrup 2s 9d, pain-killer Is ««,«c., Sec
Weaee 'Address—l7l CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHUKCH. <AU Orders forwarded the same or following day.
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7779, 5 February 1891, Page 3
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