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Cromwell Argus, Volume XII, Issue 589, 22 February 1881, Page 1

drorawall AdyeEtisements,; ATO L L Y . , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS. ' We desire td intimate that in order fa meelthe'growing exigencies of our business, we have lately bnilt substantial stone additions to our former premises. • of .•"'.''','",'"' '■•'" •' ' • ••••'• : DPARteBYj CROCKERY,, & IRONMONGERY. We would further notify that, haying engaged a Buyer in connection with our business to select special line's consigned from the Home and Melbourne markets, we will in future be in a ' pfesitf6h'"£6'offer such superior advantages to our customers as will not fail to ensure a continuance of the.itfiUb.erAl ,patrqnsge, ; and, more especially, will.command the attention and confidence of the Trade, Runholders, and Large Buyers. . DAVID A. JOLLY & CO.

0 Our G-ROQERY STOCK comprises: . Teas, of excellent flavour,,in. chests, half-cheats, Candles : best brands and boxes. Soap s treble crown, blue mottled, household, Gbffee'siYrom the pure bean, ground bathe pre- scented in bars', cakes, and boxes mises i ■ ■ Vestas, by approved makers .'■■'■'' -'• ■ Cocoa,. Chocolate, ottbe.best brands Salt: table, fine, and coarse S.flgfrs;.'' crystals ofjevery- shade,, and; crushed Raisins : Muscatels', Sultanas, and Elemes loaf *- L '-""" !/i 'Oils : salad, castor, and kerosene Bacon. Cheese. Butter: weekly sttpplies from Sauces s,Lea and tPerrins, Mushroom, Nabob, the beVt'dai^e^-' TWSTO and^SSe^- , Imperial Aromatia, cable-twistr-suP 6 "?* 1 1 Water Over the Water, navy sixes C&mtO&i celebrated Drahds—Havelocki'Golden Cut Tobafcjbs/'in pound, half-pound, and quarBar, Venus tens W.-a's ■' < • : : '•- ; ; r ter-ppußoVtins, and in bulk. and boxes, 1 ' ''-%.*'■ ■ n ~ £ ,■ "TONES' AND SPIRITS. Brandjesj jy ,B^n«rayH' Vineyard, j Moselle: No 2 . .Maxell si in bulk and, ease ~.;*. . Hock : Gold Leaf bulk and case JwJ'Q paita Ales : lenneuns, x ounger s, ana umomai. Bum t Lemon Hart's Porter,:. Blood's, Byass's, Guiness's, and Colo-Bc^>lKne.<3W.-Q^«y > T s .'? i ?g^P*l^'■■■ q « D !, a : l , V '*''' '*' "herrv t GonZffll" " ; " ' , •«""»" , f!nrrltals • jiHsnrterl W*^WKosSSFffil;ff Hock : Gold Leaf in Ginger Wine, in bulk and case Ales : Tenneut's, Younger's,attd Colonial. Porter,:. Blood's, Byass's, Guiness's, and Colonial >•'''' Cordials: assorted Sarsaparilla: Singleton's, Townsend'a ; Bitters f Seiner's, Stoughtdn's '■ : ! Old Tom ? ■ fl ' iw l '" ' jßitters.' Seiner's, Stoughtdn's • 1 IRONMONGERY STOCK: "consists of "' ' Blasting powder and fuse ' - Billies, and pannikins" / ".",.. Gunpowder, caps, and shot. Tea-kettles,.iron and tin: Lone and short handled shovels Galvanised iron buckets and subs Blasting powder and fuse Gunpowder, caps, and shot. ■ Long and short handled shovels Spades,'sluice forks'" Picks and pickhandlesGold dishes, hose-pipes' . . DriUs.and drilling hammers, Manilla and. flax ropes. White lead, castor, boiled, and colaa oils Galvanised and corrugated irpn 7 StbVs* and'piping Iron boilers Enamelled and tinned stew and saucepans Axes and axe-handles Nails, cut and wrought Tacks, clout and American cut Garden rakes, hoes, and spades Cutlery, a large assortment Carpenters' tools of every description. saddlery, and BRUSHWARE. ' HOLT'S SEWING MACHINES : Cabinet and Hand. DBAFER"£" A$D CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Bnits • silk-mixture, Galatea, Paget, sac Dress materials: winceys, French merinos, allBovs'do wool plaids, prints Trousers and Vests: Mosgiel, silk-mixed, tweed, Flannels ; Calicos, bleached and unbleached doeskin ' , 'i, • Blankets, rugs, quilts Shirts: white dree 3, crimeans, Scotch twill, Table-covers, bed and toilet-covers. tweed ■" " Cocoa and felt mattings Pants and undershirts, in flannel, lamb's-wool, Hessian, bed-ticking, carpets merino and cotton Top, waterproof, and tweed coats ; etc., etc. - Hosiery ind hats '; boqts & Boots • men's elastic-sides, watertights, halt-Wellingtons ; Hayward and North British Gum Boot Women's and children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, in calf, kid, and cashmere. . • TTT.-ri )• ■,,.... ,i 'ft.?},— All goods in this department are marked at low prices. CROCKERYWARE. Breakfast, dinner, and bedroom sets complete i China, glass, and earthenware goods of every deLamps'i : parlour, hanging, bracket'' ' I scription : '.! "i ' ' FILTERS, VASES, AND LUSTRES. FANCY GOODS. JSleetra-pla.te.d Britannia-metal tea and coffee pots; meerschaum and briar pipes— a choice selection; (Pffl? ...r. ?......,. .1 ..Trr . medicines ; stationery ; perfumery. COLONIAL PRODUCE: Wheat, Oats, Chaff, Pollard, and Potatoes. D A' 111 & Co. have been appointed sole agents for the sale of Butel Bros.' superior silk-dressed Bout bran and pollard; and are prepared to promptly execute all orders within a radius of sixty .T*v-*, ■* >,•.. ■-*{■:' u iniW—Fiouß Guaranteed. Terms Liberal.

AND v WHOLESALE AND BET AIL WINE, SPIRIT, AND PROVISION MERCHANTS* AND MELMORE STREET, CROMWELL.

Having most complete arrangements for the regular consignment of Goods suitable to the market, Sherwood and Wright have pleasure in intimating that thpy have now, oa haud, and constantly arriving, full supplies of Wines, Spirits,' Provisions, and Family Groceries of the very, host quality obtainable, and which will be found to compare most favorably aa to price with those of any establishment on the '.ioldfiuMs. Tie Stock comprises every class of goods in abovb line, so tlmfc- it is unnecessary to give a detailed list.

Messr3 Sherwood and Wright have made arrangements for a constant supply of Flour, Bran, Pollard, and General Produce of the finest quality from the Wakatipu Mills. In this lino the firm can offer special value. - Goods Deliveeeo to all Parts of the District. families regularly WAITED upon. S. & W. desire specially to state that they have entered into arrangements for the regular supply to them of Dairy Produce from one of ~ the finest fams on theTaieri, an advantage which.they feel suro thsir customers will fully appreciate. ■' * .-•*-•.