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Evening Post, Volume XLIV, Issue 10, 12 July 1892, Page 1

T P. COVENEY, '"CIAMILY GROCER. PLEASE NOTE HIS PRICES : Marmalade, Cd per tin Lentils and Haricot Beans, 3d per lb Green Peas, 2d per lb Fresh Ground Coffoe, Is 4d, Is Gd, Is 8d per lb Fresh Herrings (host brands), 7d per tin Pickles, assorted (best brands), lOi per bottle ' ' Pio Fruits, 21b tins, assorted, lOd tin Beßt Table Potatoos (large sacks), 5s per sack Evaporated Poaohes, Apricots, Apples, Is per lb Pineapples, Poaches, Apricots, Pears, 21b tins, Is 2d per tin NOTED HOUSE FOR BUTTER AND BACON. Also on Sale — Pollard, Wheat, Bran, and Oata At T. P. COVENEY'S, Corner Cdba and Inoestrk Streets. Telephone 294. PROFIT SHARING! A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. ALLA_TSMITH, THE HIGHLAND LADDIE, Finding the sales of his FAMOUS BLENDS of PURE TEAS daily. increasing, has inducod him to go jnore extensively int» the Tea trado. In future his TEAS will be known as "THE HIGHLAND LADDLE," thatbeinff his Registered Trado Mark. His many onßtomers and the public generally are requested to see that each paoket bears his Registered Trade Mark. We wish to impress strongly upon TEA DRINKERS how desirable it is if they want the CHOICEST TEAS at a REASONABLE PRICE not to purohaso from those who pack them to carry so many profits, but to forward their orders direot to us, who only put one small profit on our Teas. Tho various Blends will be known as — 2/- Ceylon— A rich aromatic, yet mild Tea. 2/- Indian — A strong, bright, rasping Tea; lots of colour and strength, and economical. 2/- Ceylon, Indian, and China— A rare combination of all throo, from some of tho most noted gardens ; sweet as honey, defies competition, every leaf pure. 2/4 Ceylon and Indian — Handsome leaf, luscious liquor, fine flavour. 2/4 China and Coylon — A softer and milder Tea for those who prefer the sweet Panyong flavour of the aelebrated China Distriot. 2/6 My Speciaute — Unsurpassed fragranoe, style, quality, and power ; the Cheapest Tea ever offered. The silver coins are enclosed in small envelopes plaoed in the packets at the ends, showing the price of the Tea. Any customer handing in 50 of these email envelopes of one kind will receive TWO POUNDS STERLING. Tasting samples can be had on application at the HIGHLAND LADDIE'S, Manners-rtreet, Or at Newtown Bkanch. Riddifobd-stbeet. I" EADENHAH MARKET, 78, Cuba-st., and 47, Willis-st. M. GRIFFITHS & CO., I POULTRY, GAME, AND OYSTER DEALERS (Wholesale and Retail), Beg to announce to the inhabitants of the city that they have commenced business in the above premises, and that their supplies of Dressed Poultry are of the very best quality, and that all orders received will have their immediate attention and delivered to any part of the city. We intend keeping onr Willis-street premises open all night, so that travellers, Ac, can rely on being attended to at all hours. Fowls larded and boned. Turkeys a speciality. Inspection of our windows solicited. Our patrons can, rely on alwaj b getting Fresh Poultry, &<s. Yours truly, GRIFFITHS & CO. t Poultry Dealers. you ariTrespectfullt invite_» ¦*¦ TO VISIT PEARCE'S GREAT BOOT SALE. No one pressed to buy. Lowest quotations for cash. PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE, Cuba-street. HOW long will a candle 6ft. high and 9in. in circumference burn ? Try and guess and win a Suit value _5. No charge to guess. J. H. Dalton, Tailor, 43, Cubastreet.