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Bus-nest* Notice*. PRESERVING SUGAR. 100 TONS, SPECIALLY IMPORTED. , See affidavit in window, taken before the British Consul for New York, declaring this to be the produce of sugar-cane only. Sd per lb. Good Queensland sugar, fit for preserving, 2_d per lb; also best Mauritius, AT T. TAYLOR'S, 171 CASHEL STREET, Opposite the Cafe. _-»/"■ S_ DOZEN Quart Bottles* AS25*U " SORTED PICKLES, at 6d per Bottle NEW MUSCATELS Is per lb ONE POUND OF GOOD CONGOU TEA, . and Handsome Japanese Caddy for -s. AS A SHAREHOLDER - IN THE GROCERS' CO-OPERATIVE PURCHASING COMPANY, T TAYLOR guarantees that no Co--0 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 chests, Is l_d, Is 3d, la sd, la 7d, Is 9d, 2s per lb ; ooxes, 12s 6d, 14s (3d, lbs 6d, 18.-* (3d, 20s ;. blended tea,: Is 3d, Is (id, is 10d, 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 6d; Oolong flavored blended tea, 2s, specially recommended, no 2s tea in Christchurch equal to it; 51b boxes of pure Ceylon, 10s 6d; s Jib pure Chinese, 10s. SUGARS — Finest white, 3d; yellow crystals, 3d; soft yellow, 2£d; brown, 2_d ; special quotations for quantities; loaf su_ar. 4d. DELICACiE-—Ox tongues, 41b tins, 4s 6d ; Gear's oa; lib tius sheep's tongues, 10d or Is ; lambs tongues, 10_d; pate fois gras, 3s 3d; potted German sauuace, large tin, Is 2d; kippered cod hon, Is Id; potted rabbit, is 3d; hare soup, 2s; St. George's potted beef Bd, assorted kinds, Sd; Indian chutnee, large bottles, 2s 3d; hare soup, 21b tins, 2s; green peas, 21b tins, Is; West India pickles, Is sd; Capt. White's 2s. TINNED Kl6H—Mullet, 8d ; salmon, 9d; sardines, 4_d, sd, or 6d, large tins, 7_d, 9d ; alberta, lid. - REbiiRYED FRUITS — Evaporated apricots, lOd per lb; pres. peat*, Is; grapes, Is ; plums, Is; rigs od per box, per lb 7d ; prunes, 6d; French plums, 10d. WINES, CORDIALS, &c.-Elder wine, Is 2d ; ginger wine, Is 5d ; gooseberry or curraut.lslOd; orauee, 2s 6d; lemon I juice, Is; lime do, lOd or Is Id. CoffeesPeerless Is 9d, Smith's coffee essence, Is, Branson's or Symington's, Is 3d; dandelion, Is 5d ; coffee and milk, Is ; chocolate and milk, lOd; Taylor's cocoa, Is; ground coffee Is 2d, Is 4d, Is 6d. Oatmeal, 2s 3d or 2s Od. Kerosene, 7s to 99. Tobacco — Nailrod or twist, i 4s 8d; Ruby, Hunter or Juno. Queen cigars,. 25 lv a box, 3s, Hop bitters 3s 3d, safe cure 4s od, fruit salt 3s, Seigel's syrup 2s 9d, pain-killer Is , 3d, etc., &c. j Please Address—l7l CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH All Orders forwarded the same or following day.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF NEW ZEALAND SCENERY. g\UK Series of Photographic Views of New VJr Zealand comprise EVuJRY PART OF THESE BEAUTIFUL ISLANDS, The Sounds, Lakes. Glaciers and Mountains, Rivers, Bush, M*ori Life. Harbors, Towns, tee. Albums of all sizes kept in stock for presents to friends, and a vei7 considerable s'ocfc of Unmounted Views for Teurista or for porting. Catalogues on application, E. WHEBL-R* AND SON, NEW ZEALAND SCENERY DEPOT, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. 303 "BETTER THAN BEING A SHARE* HOLDER." A PRESENT « BONUS " IN EVERY PURCHASE. H. WILKINSON XT AS JU3T OPENED a Large Parcel BOOTS AND SHOES, "WAREHOUSE CLEARING LINES," At English Cost. MUST BE SOLD! DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. I can offer to my Customers a Great Saving on usual Price* and give them a Uoad Article. 209 STRANGE - BUILDINGS. 8473 BERGER'S STARCH HAS been awarded FIRsT ORDER of MERIT and GOLD MEDALS in the under-mentioned EXHIBITIONS :— LONDON - .. 1831 and 18PARIS .. .. 1807 v 1878 VIENNA .. .... 1873 And Mr S. BBRGER has been personally decorated with tha CROSS of the LEGION of HONOR. Tho following may be of interest to Laundresstn and Housewives, being a few, of the Testimonials received, after complete and exhaustive trials of the various makes of Starch;— ",I prefer Berger's Starch to any other sort. In the case oi shirts, collars and cuff* ia particular, this starch produces a stiffness and gloss which I have not been able to produce with any other kind.—Mrs A, Brown, Highbury Laundry, 65 Armagh street; Christchurch " 7 - "After having tried Berger's Starch for all kinds of laundry work, I _ud it gives greater satisfaction than any other brand, for stiffness, clearness and gloss it is all. that could be wished.—Mrs - E. B_uxia (successor to Airs Mole), Klltnoro street, Christohurch.*' "Having made a careful trial of Berger's Starcti, X can couddently recommend it as beinif far superiorC o aU other makes.—Mrs M. Hull, Laundress, 280 Madras street N„ Christchurch." "Berger's Starch gives perfect satisfaction. I prefer it to any. other=make for all _i.aa.af laundry work. It is specially BuiuhleTfor getting up shirts and collars, and gives a better ttnish than any other starch I have ever used. -Mrs Smith, Laundress, Stirling street, Sydenham.** "Bergers Starch suits mc admirably. I have given it every trial, and I like ie better than any starch I have ever used. It works smooth, and does not stick to the irons.—Miss Fla~-l! Chester street, Christchurch, Laundress for Sir J. Ferguson" "For all classes of laundry work, I regard Berger's Starch as being tho besc For the future I have decided not to use any other brand when I can gat Berger's.—Mrs C. PE-bce, Lau-diess, Opawa. " For all classes of laundry work, I consider Berger's Starch the best, aud have decided to ose it for the future. This Starch lam sure will be the favorite brand whenever use—, Miss HcrMPHKßS,iAnjidress, 25 Horatio street, off Antigua street, Christenurch. »1 have given Berger's Starch a complete trial, and in my op—dun it Is the best statcnl hate ever used. For all kinds of laundry work I have determined to use this starca in preference to any other. -Mrs Bu ooiciKa,.Lau—d— &>*, Hampsteud, Ashourton.' 1 "Having been requested to express an inn—ion on Berger's Starch, 1 have noiie>itatio_ in stating that I find it ah tbat can be desired. Itproduoesa better rmish and eioss than any frarch I have ever used.—Mr* Holmes, Steam (-.undry. Lyttelton, Laundress for the Union ' kteamshipCompany. ■ "After a thorough and complete trial of the carious brands of starch, I And thatßergera Starch is the best for all my requirement-, and !br making up shirts it is the only sort that I are to use.—Mrs Marriott, Matron of Kef age, Sordon street, Linwood." i/Berger s Starch can bo obtained from all the reading Grocers and Storekeeper-, A trial is solicited. _*rl6rger's Starch Is put up fn Packet-about fn. each, and in lib Boxes, with t-enaaieoC ioiai-1. Bergerand Co." on each package . jj WnOLESALE AGENTS. coPHBYSTALL & C 0.," ** cHPiaxoHuaoH.