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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7781, 7 February 1891, Page 2

Business Hotices. PHOTOGRAPH!. •ffls COMPANT, LIMITED. CAPITAL. lEoOOO FULLY SUBSCRIBED THE L eTa D ING PHOTOGRAPHERS I OF NEW ZEALAN X> WHOSE PHOTOGRAPHY Has Elicited the most Flattering Encomiums from the Press and Public, have now Permanently Reduced. their prices. Cabinets, burnished ... 10s per doz Cabinets, enamelled ... 15s per doz Carte-de-visites, burnished 5s per doz Carte-de-visites, enamelled 7s od per doz Midget photos, burnished 2. 6d per doz Midget photos, enamelled... 3s 6d per doz ENLARGEMENTS. Our 12 by 10 ENLARGE. MENTS, beaufci fully framed, complete, for 50s, are meating with unqualified approval. Note—These Enlargements can be made from any old and faded photo, taking one person out of a group if necessary. The si_e of the Enlargement rts«:lf is 12 by 10, the frame being much large.. NOTICE. An attempt has lately boen made to raise the prices of photographs, but owing to our opposition the attempt was unsuccessful. Our reply to the deputation was to the following effect:—l. That we were the last to reduce prices. -. -bat there is still 50 per cent, profit on good work at our charges. 3. Tha\t by recent Improvements photography has become ■o simple that it is now only deserving of trade profits, and photographers are not justified in charging the putblic 300 to 400 per cent, profit as of old, when photo? graphy was a profession requiring ye.irsof study. 4. That at our present prices we are enabled to pay the best rent and salaries, besides the extra expenses accraing to a public company, and will be able to meet our shareholders with a substantial dividend at the close of our financial yi *ar. Some photographers, in order to get larger prices, state that it is impossible to flnflth work at our charges, but we refer the public to the gigantic show ofc'brilUantly finished photos in our vest, lbule, which are specimens of our every day work, and- we challenge comparison with the photographs of Lord Onslow, Sir Win. Jervois, Bishop Ji»liu3, J. L. Toole, Esq., and other well-known personages now on view at our entraj nee. We do by far the lareest business in \*-few Zealand, and attribute our success to a conataht production of elegantly posed and well-finished photos, and by mot —-airing extra charges to visitors from t he country. We have one regular price, a.nd supply ONE DOZEN CABINETS, beauitifafly enamelled, taken and finished in any style or position, ior 15s. MIDGET ALBUMS. We are now making Albums to hold 120 midgets, with real leather covers, for 7a sd, or posted to any address for 8s -d, COMPANY LIMITED, ,iXB_J_3TC_-ÜBCH AND DUNEDIN. PRESERVING SUGAR. 100 TONS, SPECIALLY IMPORTED. gUB 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 Sfdperlb; also best Mauritius, AT T. TAYLOR'S, 171 CASHEL STREET, Opposite the Cafe. ___**%_"_ DOZEN Quart Bottles AS__\%3%J SORTED PICKLES, at 6d per • .-.' Bottle HEW MUSCATELS Is per lb ONE POUND OP GOOD CONGOU TEA, Mid JEbutdsome Japanese Caddy for -3. AS A SHAREHOLDER . IN THB GEOCERS' CO-OPERATIVE PURCHASING COMPANY, ft* TAYLOR guarantees that no CoJL • operative Store or other retailer Joys on better cash terms, or in larger Ones than he does, and purchasers may be Sestain of obtaining the BEST POSSIBLE VALUE FOB THEIR MONEY. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TO LARGE! BUYERS. As our Teas have not to bear a profit tat goods sold at a loss, or for agents, the poi-haser will save the numerous middle profits of the Packet Tea Sellers. f&AS—Half chests, Is I__, Is 3d, Is od, Is 7d, la 9d, 2s per lb; boxes, 12s 6d, 14s ed.lSsed, 18s 6d, 20s; blended tea, Is Sd, Is 6d, Is lOd, 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 6d; Oolong flavored blended tea, 2s, specially recommended, no 2s tea in Christchurch ' SO al to it: 51b boxes of pure Ceylon, 3 6d; 5.1b pure Chinese, 10s. JUGABS — Finest white, 3d; yellow crystals. 3d; soft yellow, 2_d; brown, __d; special quotations for quantities; loaf sugar, _d: PB-JCACIES—Ox tongues, 41b tins, 4s 6d; Gear's ss; lib tins sheep's tongues, lOd or Is; lambs tongues, 10_d; pace fois eras, 3s 3d; potted German saasasre, large tin, Is 2d; kippered cod fish, Is Id; potted rabbit, Is 3d; hare soup, 2s; St. George's potted beef Bd, assorted kinds, Sd; Indian chu_.ee> large bottles, 2s 3d; har. soup, 21b tins. 2s; green peas, 21b tins, Is; West ___India pickles, Is sd; Capt. White's 2s. UNNED PlSH—Mullet, 8d; salmon, 9d; sardines, 4id, sd, or 6d, large tins, 7_d, alberta; lid. «ESERY__) FRUITS — Evaporated apricots, lOd per lb; pres. peas, Is; grapes. Is; plums, is; figs 6dT per box, per lb 7<_ ; prunes, 6d; French plums, •TNES, CORDIALS, &c-Elder wine, Is sd; ginger wine, Is sd; gooseberry or currant, Is IOd: orange, _s 6d: lemon Juice. Is; lime do, lOd or Is Id. Coffees— Peerless Is 9d, Smith's coffee essence, Is, Branson's or Symington's, la 3d; dandelion, Is 5d ; coffee and milk, Is; chocolate and milk, 10d: Taylor's cocoa, Is; ground coffee Is 2d, la -d, Is 6d. Oatmeal, 2a 3d or 2a 6d. Kerosene, *2s to te. Tobacco - Naiirod ox twist, 4a 8d; Ruby, Hunter or Juno. Queen cigars, 25 in a box, 3s. Hop bitters as M, safe cur© 4s 6d, fruit salt 3s, i_!& s ___ nip ** *** s^- klller ' * 8 (lease Address—l7l CASHEL STREET, C*HRISTC*-_DBCH (I All Orders -orwarded the same or foHowlng day, -f_fl_Bi