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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7782, 9 February 1891, Page 2

r%ATBITB and CREAM STRIPED MUSLINS, 6s6d, now Sβlid Bays KaSpoHPweed Suite, 8 garment*, Ha 6d, worth 27s 6d All Wool French Foutes, worth lfe, are now 7s lid per d<wt Extra Wide Window Nets, worth B£o\ are now 4£d per yard Kemnants Brawls and Kldder Carpets, Uyds lon*, at quarter price* Best Floorcloths, 2yds wide, Iβ IOJd, and lfcyds wide, Is 7£l Unbleached Damask lOJd, worth Is ed Very Wide White Linen Damask Iβ 6d, well worth 2s lid Doable Width White Sheeting 7Jd, worth Is 3d White Mixed Pins, 6d per dozen packets Pongee Muslin 6s 6d, now 2s lid per doz. White Toilet Quilts 5s lid and 6s lid, worth double Lace Curtains from Is lid, Prints almost given away Erussels Slip Mats Is 6d, worth2slld Handsome Beaded Capes 8a lid, originally fee _ . „ Double Width Black Cashmere la «d. worth 2s 6d; Colored Silk Lace ZJd, 4s 6d Sunshades now Is lid; BJd Ribbon now lsd Six cards Linen Buttons for 3£d; Stay Busks 9d per dozen -«.,,,jom - Ladieß'Nightßls9d,!sUd,«aed,worthdouDle;Ladies , Chemises la od, la lid, 2s 6d Evening Slippers 4s Gd, bow 2s 6d; Ladies* 7s 6d Shoes now 4s lid _ Handsome Circular Lace Cloaks 29s 6d, originally 655; Print Costumes os lid . Pillow Slips 10|d, worth Is 9d . .. . Gents' Grain Leg Goloshed Lace Boots, neat and strong, 16s 6d, to be thrown oat Men's Strong Kip Derby Boots, English made, 19a 6d, now 12s 9d Men's Thigh Gum Boots, size 6 (only) 30s, now 19s 6d Gents' Shoes from 6s lid THE ABOVE ABE ALL TRULY WONDEBFUL LINES, AND SHOULD NOT IU&JUIUV* BE PASSED BY. LONAKGAN, MCCLEA & CO., CASHBL AND COLOMBO STREETS. New Valentia Raisins arrived at 7Jd per lb, or 7s per box. SUGAR, Finest Queensland Snowdrop, 3d per lb, or 273 per cwfc, THE Ladies of Christchurch like GOOD* TEA, and are often at a know known Blends of Tea- D .^D Rich, Malty Assam 2s, Finest Oeylon Pekoe 2a Bd. JOFFEE Fresh Ground DaUy on the Premises, Is 4d, Iβ 6d and Is 8d per lb, CASH PRICE LIST. _ , .. Is 6d, 2s and 2s 6d Kerosene, 150 test water wnite. B9 WX per Baking powder, per lb 10d tin ■ °"SsE£W&niSßsr **■£ e-KSS—*i"w»^»« "Cocoa—Van HouWsilblid, *lb Is 9d, lib . 21b, Is . t.t.M I 3s 3d; Hudson's Is per lb Strawberry conserve inJara U £d . Corn flour 4d, 5d and 6d per lb Raspberry jam, Cross and BlackweU a, in Cordials—Raspberry* lemon, &c, Is jars. Is 6d per jar Fish-Fresh herring 7d, preserved bloaters Australian wines 34s per doz or ISs per 9d, kippered herrings 10d, mackerel in gal, on draught oil Is Id, salmon 9d, Albert sardines U Goods delivered at all outgoing Trains and in Town and Suburbs. G.I.C. KINCAID'S G.I.C. 161 AND 222 COLOMBO STREET CHRISTCHURCH. » WAKDELL BROS. & CO., TEA MERCHANTS AND GROCERS. REDUCTION IN SUGARFINEST WHITE QUEENSLAND OR MAURITIUS SUGARS, FOR PRESERVING PURPOSES, 27 s PER CWT. HEW SEASON'S CURRANTS, sid««ib5 id««ib NEW SEASON'S VALENCIA RAISINS, 7 3 mraBXB NEW SEASON'S MUSCATELS, l B ™ c "MATCHLESS TEAS" ' (REGISTERED.) These *eas beat all ot \era at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition. (See extract from" Daily Times,")—" Wardell Broe. and Co. have been successful against all competitors for Blended Teas, having obtained HIGHEST AWARD in every Instance where they competed. They received the First Prize for each of the three most popular prices, viz,, 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 6d. The prizes, it may be safely eaid,ar« well merited, as competent authorities pronounced these TEAS to be STRONG. ECONOMICAL, and WELL FLAVORED, and the low price at which they are sold will in a short time ensure them the success they deserve. A Trial Sample of their •Matchless Tea' will show that it is an article of exceptional merit, and is the result of skilful blending of the best materials. , PRICE LIST. ! Strong Medium TEA, re-1 -IS QD I Blch Strong TEA, possess-\ OS yTD i markably good value .../ A O 1 ing ft fine flavor ... Jβ tB I J " . J Delicious Mellow - flavored) s > #D ; Really Good TEA, great! OS d\D\ TEA, highly approved of}- Jfl" ty strength and pungeticy J & \J I by tjpnnoieseura ..J ■■ v x Reductions made in Teas by half-chests SUNDRIES, t ■ SUGARS— OATMEAL— « Finest white 3d per lb, 27s per cwt, 251b bage, best quality, 2s 3 J COCOAS— of this line, and can recommend It. ■tS?JSrSrtIWffA %• OraiAM OF TARTAB- : Houten's, lib 3s 3d. Jib Is 9d, Jib lid. Best quality. Is 0d per lb. Add, Ss 3d. Fry's homoeopathic, Is 3d per lb. In 141b jars at a redaction on these De Jong's, Epps , , Cadbury s, fib tine prices jars free < k£oJ od BAKING POWDER— TINNED FISH- WardelL Bros, and OVe lezge tins, best * Fresh hemngs.Moir's7d, Norwegian or quality, lOd per tin herrings lOd. salmon 0d DRIED ■ .' . v Sardines, small else 6d; Albert brand, Best currants 5Jd per lb, cleaned by large Is patent ma(AtaeiT;eleme raisins, 7d; r» AwnrKS-T muscatels, 6d, Is 3d, Is 8a; box flgs, EleSrfcslearine 6d per lb, dear paraffin dates. 6d; prunes, French plums, Bd, fluted B£d, Price's nationals sx ' Young's British wax BW, bedroom TT7RT AtrDrrrniT* lOd, carriage 9d, piano, colored, 80s. J Übi? AKIUVBD— TINNED FRUITS— New currants.raisins, flge, and ©large Californian pears, peaches and apricots, assortment of goods for our ChristIs per tin mas trade, including an assortment Cutting Packing Co.'s Is 3d, pineapples ft HunUey and Palmer's biecnite, i Is, bananas la Sui » I SOAP— PACKING, DELIVERIES. &O.— Barilla ash soap, 2s per bar; Pear's on- In packing orders for the country we scented, 8d per tablet, 6s 6d per doz; . make no charge for cases. Gooda Pear's assorted boxes. Is each (four delivered Iα every part of the city tablets); Cleaver's lib bars brown and suburbs daily, and at railway Windsor lOd, *-bara sd; glycerine, station ia time fox all outgoing lOd and 5d per bar trains. WAKDELL BffcOS. & CO. TEA IMPORTERS AND BLENDERS, * DUNEDIN AND CHRISTCHURCH. IH BPSOTACI.EB; mffojttototo?* l * ***** - ;>> * a l^ i -• thwiJßf|ltf mipmHitiiiw nrtiTirrr—rT-riyTnirTi fnr ffinwrtrmdimnmrtl wmH njmi. q * ai 4!