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Evening Star, Issue 8084, 7 December 1889, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. N.Z.H.C. A FEW WELL-KNOWN FACTS. No. 1. It in now generally admitted that the largest and best-appointed Hardware Showroom in the Colony is that of tho NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE COMPANY, in Cumberland street, near tho Railway Station. Inspection Invited. No. 2, It is a fact which deserves to bo widely known that anyone can get a TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, or an Electro-plated Teapot—or indeed, any silver-plated article—of the neweßt design and best quality, at quite 25 per oont. under prices charged elsewhere. No. 3. Few people arc aware that we have sold over 12,000 WATERBURY WATCHES in the very short space of time during which wo have been agents; but such is the case. Fact is stranger than fiction. No. 4, Another well-known fact is that we are among the largest importers of GALVANISED IRON, PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER OF PARIS, and ROOFING FELT, besides holding a large stock of every description of BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, FIRE GRATES, TILE HEARTHS, MANTELPIECES, etc., etc. No. 5. ' It is worth noting that notwithstanding recent advances in cost of Hardware, we are still selling our goods at Prices which astonish everyone by their Reasonableness. We ask Special Attention to the following Seasonable Lines:— Iron Bedsteads and Bedding Travelling Trunks Mason's Fruit Jars Preserving Pans Enterprise Mincers Lawn Mowers Garden Hose Aspinall's Enamel Taylor's Bowls Cricketing Matotial Chassepot Shot Guns Revolvers Saloon and Rook Rifles Verandah Hammocks and Hammock Chairs. NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE COMPANY, LIMITED, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, CuMBintLAND Stbbbx (Near Railway Station). LATEST NOVELTY! LATEST NOVELTY! 1 LADIES' SUEDE EVENING SHOES ! LADIES' SUEDE EVENING SHOES ! ! Please call and ask to sec tho Latest Novelty in Fjvcning Shoos at /CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT Ladic ' Boots made to order. Gents' Boots made to order. Fancy Slippers made to order. Cripple Uoota to order a specialty. Tho only FIRM trading under the name of CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT (Simon Bros.), Next Brown, Ewing, and Co.'s, Princes street, OPENING OUT OF SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON, 1889. 5 C JOHNSON AND CO., • DRAPERS, No. 7 MACLAGGAN STREET, } Have now landed, and are opening out weekly Large and Varied Stock of New and Useful . Goods in GENERAL DRAPERY AND OLOTHING, in both tho Ladies'and'Gentlemen's Departments, which they will offer at tho > Lowest Possible Cash Prices. Newest Designs in PRINTS. I Newest Designs in ZEPHYRS. H Newest Designs in GINGHAMS. Newest Dosigns in MUSLINS. Newest Designs in ROBES. Newest Designs in DRESS MATERIALS Best Value in GLOVES; Fashionable TIP TOP GLOVES. Best Valoo in HOSIERY; all kinds of COTTON and WOOL HOSE. ] LADIES' and GENTS' UMBRELLAS, from the best makers nice, handles, STRAW HATS of all descriptions and Newest Shapes. CORSETS in great variety of make 3 from first-class manufacturers. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, not to be surpassed for Stylo and Cheapness. LADIRS' FANCY APRONS in hundreds very pretty styles. RIBBONS, LACES, FLOWERS, and FANCY GOODS in all now colorings. Newest Styles n MEN'S and YOUTHS OLOTHING, in SUITS, etc. Newest Styles in BOYS' KNICKER SUITS. Newest Styles in MEN'S and BOYS EiTRAW or FELT HATS. ! Newest Styles in REGATTA SHIRTS and J WHITE SHIRTS in best makes. ) Grand Assortment and Good Valuo n , GENTS' HOSIERY and UNDERCLOTH ■ ING. | Newest Styles in SCARVES, COLLARS, , SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, BRACES, ete, Early Inspection Invited, f C. JOHNSON AND 00. PEIGHT AND CO.'S PRIZE BEER »CJ . —'-, . G. R. Wost, Esq., 135 Euston road, London, Dear Sir,~Being intimate with one of the prinoipal supervisors of exciae*hero I sent him a few dozen of Messrs Speight and Co.'s Dunedln Beer with the ohject of getting the opinion of the Excise Chemist on it; and lam glad to say he has pronounced it one of the finest Beers he ever analysed, it having the high speolfio gravity of 10.80deg, the greatest amount of spirit ana the least quantity of aoid he ever oame across. When I tell you that every shipment of Beer going out of the Clyde must be sampled by the excise officers and then analysed by their; chemists, I consider this opinion is better than anything else I could say on it. At present the Beer is too flat, to send to anyone not an expert in the trade; but as soon as it comes into conj dition I will have it distributed. Yours very truly, (Signed) ROBB, MOORE, AND 00. (Per H. S. Moore). i A Correspondent writes:— Please send me some more of that Spkight's Ale you are bottling. I am very particular I boat the beer I have, and. hitherto have had a down on " Colonial," preferring to' pay the I nigher price for tho best brands of English | Bottlod Ale. I must confess, however, that ! what you havo sont me pleases me In every respoct as well as any I have ever used. Perhaps the great difference in price between 10s and Hs a dozen has affected rny judgment, but I do not think so. At any rate, so long as you maintain the quality at the same standard you should be able to supplant the imported article. To John Barron, 29 Rattray street.