SALT. SALT. SALT. BLACK HORSE BRAND. WE HAVE the follnwing PART ORIGINAL CARGO, Just Arrived, Ex LAKE ERIE :- -16,557 BAGS FINE SALT 8,965 BAGS COARSE SALT Total, 25,522 BAGS BLACK HORSE BRAND SALT. ... OVER 1200 TONS. The only Salt; which is always of uniform excellent quality is tne "Black Horse" Brand, which has srooa the test of hundreds of years. The ieaeoa of ita superiority is that, in addition ta the care always bestowed on its manufacture. Black Horse Salt is made from puro brine, drawn from artesian wells, from the only bed of pare cryetal white' rock salt in England, while all others are manufactured from.che ordinary discoloured brown rock salt, containing a large percentage of imparities. In other words, Black Horse ie of puro origin, and all otnerj of impnr?. BLACK HORSE SALT Is recommended by Mr -John Sawers, N. Z. • - Government; Dairy Expert, who says:—"Of all brands of Salt that. I have seen in New Zealand, • ■ I consider the Black Horse Brand the most '■ feuitablu ior all dairy purposes." ' * BLACK HORSE SALT Is the only Salt used in the "Victorjan Go- . vornment Model ■ ■ V Dairy. ' ■ -' ' . Wan used exclusively by Mb D.Wilson ac Melbourne Exhibition Dairy. BLACK HORSE SALT Is specially recommended by Mb MC- ' - Kinnon, the Victorian Government '.Cheese' Expert, who always uses it. Is universally used in . all Principal Dairies nnd Chpeso Factories in Kngland, Denmark, . ' and Normandy. BLACK HORSE SALT Is the omy Saifc used in the Dairy of Her . - Majesty the Queen. BLACK HORSE SALT Briiian Dairy Association uecured (Champion Prize (highest 1 ' award a 6 London ' Show held 13th Ooto- - her last) for Butter in which this Brand of Salt was used. Wβ shall be tfeaeed to quote fof parcels delivered direct from the ship's slings. . HENRY BERRY & CO., AGENTS., SALT aw* SPICE MERCHANTS, __ 116LICHFIELD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, 33 STAFFORD STREET, DUNEDIN, HERBERT STREET. WELLINGTON, DURHAMISTRKE-γ, AUCKLAND. December, 1893. . 8089 A. WEtfTE, BOOKSELLER and BTATIONKR VICIORIA ttTRttET, Has now to hand, ex Ruapehu, CHRISTMAS and NEW VICAR CARDS, BOOKLKTe and CALENDARS, The desigus of which are original nnd more beautiful than ever. One and all artietioally designed and conveniently arranged for cußtoinera Ho select from. Boxes of Assorted Cards from 6d upwards. Inspection respectfully invited. 5186 GOKER'S pi A M I L V H O TEL, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. Five minutes' from Railway and Post) bates 2715 THOMAS POPHAM, Propr efe>*< '.'■■. • ■■.""■ PEESENTS! PBESENTS!! ' . • . • ' ■ ■••■ FOB' ••" • '■"■'•' ','"■ - ■' ; I CHRISTMAS AKD NEW YEAR. OUR Dissolution of Partnership Sale still confinuee, aDd LARGE DISCOUNTS JffOß CASH PUR CHASES OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER GOODS, K.P. WARE, &c From our well-assorted and larjre stock, conaiitutesthia THE opportunity.for proouiing valuable Presents ad a low cost. G. COATES AND CO., 218 Colombo street. t IMPORTANT Td SHEEP OWNERS. MOHE than TWO-THIRDS of the whole number of SHEEP DIPPED LAST SEASON in the far-famed AMURI DISTRICT were dipped in CARBOL CRYbTAL SHEEP DIP. B. F. DOMBRAIN'. 3250 ChrietChurca. rHAVKwnreral emaUSUMS of MOMBY.f rom £100 to £1000, ready to be ADVANCWU on Approved Freenoid Sscnritigs, farm lands preferred, at rates varying from £8 io £7 per < * nt BICHAROi D. THOMAS, Barriaver, Solicitor *ad .&■ j*ry f üblic, 907 Hereford gtreatb
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Press, Volume L, Issue 8676, 28 December 1893, Page 4
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