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Evening Star, Issue 9154, 8 June 1893, Page 2

CINERARIAS IN FULL BLOOM. HIIHKK M A T T H K W H. NURSERIES : Hawthorn Hill, Morningtoii. *EKQ WAREHOUSE i .Moray place. Established 1880. AN 1) J. M'F ARLA NE, - - Maclaggan and Princes streets, DUNEDIN, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, TEA BLENDERS. Our stock of Indian, Ceylon, and China Teas, in point of (iualitv( cannot bo equalled in the City. At the Melbourne Tea Sales in August we purchased 40 tons of Tea, so that our stock is very huge, os well as being very fine in quality. Our Blends are: STANDARD BLEND, A pure, wholesome, and very serviceable Family Tea. PAGODA BLEND, Very Rich and Sweet. Of great strength. CANTON BLEND. A delicious Tea; cannot bo equalled at the money in the City. This Tea is demanded by an ever-increasing number of customers in town and country. One trial will suilice to prove its excellence. MIKADO BLEND. Anyone wishing an exceptionally Choice Tea, consisting of the finest Coylon, Indian, and China Teas blended togethor, should not fail to secure a package of our Mikado Blend. It Is simply impossible to procure a finer Tea. More *.han that we cannot say. Insist upon having these Blenda: STANDARD, rAGODA, CANTON MIKADO. We have just landed ex Doric a very large assortment of Table Delicacies, consisting of Prunes in bottles, jars, and tins ; Anchovies in oil and in salt; C. and B. Sardines; Spanish Olives; Russian Caviare. Also, Self-fitting Pink Candles, White and Fluted and Plain ParatHn Candles. By the Maori we had lauded a Great Novelty in the shape of a consignment of FROZEN FISH. The consignment is a varied one—real Loch Fyne Fresh Herrings, Soles, Turbot, Kippers, and Bloaters. Wo requost intending purchasers to cave their orders early, as there is likely to ■, big demand, and this trial shipment is not a rgj one. If the public, we may state, show any appreciation of our efforts to introduco Frozen Fish, we purpose making it a part of our regular trade. Cases of assorted Wines packed carefully and forwarded, free of charge, to any address throughout Otago. Penfold's Port, Sherry, Chablis, Froutignac, Muscat. Muscadine, and Tokay. Audresscn's Ports, Graham's Ports, Sherries, and Sparkling Wines of every description. A splendid lot of DAIRY-FED HAMS and BACON ; the finest in the Citv. AKAROA CHEESE, tinned for 12 months for our Christinas trade specially. Also New Akaroa Loaf Chooses, from the first dairy in Akarou. A. AND J. M'FARLANK. rVTHIE BROS, have now opened out and have on view at their WAREHOUSE, George .struct, all the LATEST NOVELTIES in Dress Stuffs, .Mantles and Jackets, Hats and Bonnets, (Moves, Ribbons, etc., which they have MARKED OFF AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, and would respectfully solicit a call from their ]»trons and others before placing their winter order. I) UTII I K BRO S„ DJUECT iMI'OKTKH". George street, March, 1893. >IANOS New ami Second-hand ; cash or terms; call and see them. Hogg, importer, Fileul street. POINTEDLY IX stating tiitt a SUIT from J. AND J. ARTHUR For £3 3s CANNOT BE SURPASSED. They are Made Well,' Fit Well, Wear Well. Like a trusted child, we send that suit out into the world without the least anxiety as to its welfare. Our Customers are Never Disappointed. FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. We have always on hand the Latest and Best Possible Assortment of Tweeds, Coatings, etc., to select from. We can confidently solicit your order, knowing our Goods must give you the utmost Satisfaction in overy respect. J. AND J~~ ARTHUR, TAILORS, 6 Gkorge street, Dcnedi.v.

FUNERAL NOTICE. rpHK Friend* of the late Mr .fohn Wetherilt p ait! respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the resilience of his son, Argyle street, Moiniugton, for the {Southern Cemetery, TO-MORROW (Friday), the 9th hist., at 2.30 p.m. HUGH GOURLEY, Undertaker, Clarke and Maclagu&n .streets.