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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7805, 7 March 1891, Page 2

Bnameaß Notices. ■ -jf\ — 9z ~~r J T~ ' t rf «*** V* ** 2I ■*»?** „„... i 8 COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL, JB3OOO FJJLLY SUBSCRIBED £jB. Eli- JTkjD I N G j PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 , :a of, .■ c .-.--, !r ■' NEW PALAN D, 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-visltes, burnished 5s per doz' CarU-de-vl-iitea, enamelled 7s 6d per doz Midget photos, burnished 2s 6d per doz I Midget photos, enamelled... 3s 6d per doz ENLARGEMENTS. 1 Our 12 by 10 ENLARGEMENTS, beantl | fully framed, complete, for 50a, are meeting with unqualified approval. 1 Notk—These Enlargements can be made from any old and faded photo, taking one person ont of a group If necessary. The size of the Enlargement Itself la 12 by 10, the frame being much larger. j NOTICE. - | An ■ attempt has lately been made- to raise the prices of photographs* but owing to our opposition the atfempt *waa_un•ucceaafuL Our reply, to tho deputation was to the following .effect?—l. That we were the last to reduce prices. 2. Ihat thfcre Ls still SO per cent. i)roflt on good work at our charges. 3. That by recent Improvements photography has become «© simple that It is now only deserving .of trade profits, and photographers are net justified in charging the public 300 to 400 per cent, profit as of old, when photography was a profession requiring years of study. 4. That at our present prices we are enabled to pay the best rent and salaries, beside* the extra expenses accruing to a public company, and will be able to meet pur shareholders with a substantial dividend at the close of pur financial year. Same photographers*, in order to get larger prices*, state that it is impossible to finish' work at our charges- biit we refer the public to the gigantic show of brilliantly finished photos In our.vestibule, which are specimens of our every day work, and we -challenge comparison with the Photographs of Lord OnI slow. Sir Wtls. ' Jervois, Bishop Jullus, j. L. Toole* .Esq., and .other well-known personages now e*n view at our entrance. We do by far the Itjrarest business in '-New - Zealand, and attribute our success to a constant production, of -elegantly posed and well-finished photos,' and by. not making extra charges tyo visitors from the country. We have one regular .price, and supply ONE DOZEN CABINETS, beauti- ■ fully enamelled, taken and finished in any style or position, -for Jos. midget~"albums. We are now making Albums to hold 120 midgets, with real leather covers, for 7s i 6d, or posted to Any address for 8s 6d. COMPANY LIMITED, CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN. ■ii l --"-*'--V/--'V-**ir- ■ •'-"■' A .- l .'V- !

TvTAY-LOR'S CASH PRICE LIST

OF . ■ TEAS AND GENERAL GROCERIES 171 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH . (Opposite tho Cafe). JUST LANDED. Very choice ling fish, 6d per lb; large : salt herring; 1 dozen in a tin, 2s; smoked bloaters, 2 dozen in a tin, 3s. A large assortment of - PRESERVED MEATS vas-ifottow&:*--Boiled or corned beef, 21b tin, ls; roast beef or mutton. Is3d; spioed beef,ls 2d; pork pie, beefsteak pie, or steak and kidney pie, lib tin* Is 3d; rabbit and Dacon, rabbit* curried, rabbit and onions, 21b tin. Is 3d ; oxtongues, 41b tin, 4s 6d; lambs' tongues, lib tin, 10_d; sheep's tongues, 21b, ls 9d; pate de fol gras, 3s. . . , Kippered mackbrel, is 3d; bone* _ less kippered mackerel,.ls sd; fresh r - mackerel, 10_d; mackerel in oil, la 2d; extra; choice haddock, lid; fresh herring, 6_d, flat tins 7_d; mullet. 8d; salmon, 9d to lid; saror fM, lerge tins 7_d, 9d, Alberts lid. TEAS—Among the Blind the One-eyed ia ~ ' lung 11 The reason we would not compete at this Danedlh On. introducing "Our .Blended Teas sixteen years since we were followed by numerous competitors, yet our first* patrons still** drink * our teas, and each week adds to their number, proving tha,t merit; is rewarded without" protesting too much." BLENDED TEAS, m Jib and lib packets,; ... ft, 10, tins, at ls6d, ls lOd, 2s, 2s 4d, 2s°6d per lb; in half-chests at Is 8d to 2s Sd; China tea, half* •Chests, Is 2d to 2s 3d; boxe*, 12s 8d to 20s; 51b boxes of pure Ceylon, 10s 6d ; 541b boajes of fine China, 10s; lib .packets pur® Ceylon, 2a 4d. SUGARS—Finest white Mauritius, granutated, "ot eof t grained, 3d per lb, 27a per cwt; loaf sugar, 4d ; crushed, 3Jd ; yefi&w crystals, 2|d; brown, 2_d. RlCE—Patna. Md per lb; best Japan or Patna, ffld ; pearl sago, 2d; white sago, -*$»; tapioca, 2jrd; best, 2§dj corafcabnr, Sfcd; patent process do, Sd; _3t%wn and Poison's; 7d. NEW CURRANTS, s_d; new raisins, 71d, washed and dried ready 10-* use by patent machinery; new dates; 6d ; new flgsA W per lb, per box 6d; •oreserred peaches, apricots, grapes, Sid to la Sd ; French plums, lOd per lb, bottles 2s 4d or 2s 6d. COCOA—Taylor's homeo., Is lb; Fry's Cocoa extract. 8d or Is 4dj>er tin; Cadbury"», HOd or Is 8d; Van Hositen's, 3s 3d, la-fid, or lid per tin. WINES, CORDIALS—EIder, is 3d; ginger -' wine, la#d; dandelion, ls 8d ; orange tonic, 2s 6d ; lime juice, 10d;. ship's; Is Id ; titoe cordiaL ls ; English, laßd. C_-NDIJ--S7ll-ROSENE -lifectric, 6d ; A ' attp-*fa*fi^B_d; fluted para-fine, B_d; Nationals* B_d; Belmont, 9d; bed-loo-i, IM; carriage,9d; 130-testkero-a sene,'felQd per tin; 150-test, 7s Bd, •£-§, or SsJJd, P 6 *" case 14s 6d, 15s 6d, Ifiedd .•%■ SAFE CURE* 4s &L Alt kinds of Patent Medioi-_dl at -lowest quoted prices.

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