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Evening Star, Issue 9831, 21 October 1895, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. /JJHOMSON, BKID GEE. AND GO. SHOW BOOMS AND HARDWARE STORES ALBERT BUILDINGS. PRINCES STREET (Directly opposite the General Post Office). • SEASONABLE GOODS. RANGES! STOVES! GRATES! We have just landed a complete stock of Ranges, Stoves, and Grates, including Smith and Wellstood’s, and American Stoves. Tile, Dog, Sussex, Gothic, Kent, and Slow-oombuiitiqr. Orates, all of the latest patterns. FENDERS 1 FIREIRONS! ASHPANSi LAMPWARE. Rochester Table and Library Lamps with fancy shades. Lamp Silk Shades in all colors. Burners, Chimneys, Wicks, Globes—a complete Stock. CUTLERY, E.P. SPOONS AND FORKS, ELECTRO-PLATED WARE. GUNS! RIFLES! POWDER! SHOT 1 CARTRIDGES I PAINTS, OILS, WHITE LEAD, VARNISHES, PAPBRHANGINGS CEMENT. WIRE NETTING, STANDARDS, WIRE, KIWI RABBIT TRAPS (With Patent Barrel Swivel). CARRIAGE WOODWARE, TIMBER, TURNERY, . DOORS AND SASHES. QUOTATIONS GIVEN PROMPTLY BY LETTER OR WIRE. THOMSON, BRIDGER, AND CO. “ Throw Physic to the Dogs,” and cleanse the System by using 2lb tins Gooseberries, Peaches, Apricots, Plums, Tomatoes, 8d each. FOR TARTS AT THIS SEASON. A nice TEVIOT FRUIT TART is themost healthful dish during September. Reduced to 8d per 21b tin. IRVINE AND STEVENSON. George street, Dunedin. HAMS AND BACON. GOOD DEAL OF NOISE LATELY about Prize Hams and Canterbury-cured Bacon. One is not sure whether every piece of Bacon and Ham sold is a Prize-taker, or only a few specially selected ones. At any rate, the Public will be able to discern and judge in the business. As to Frizes, we have taken dozens of them long before these famous outers were in the business. We have yet to learn wherein the superiority of Canterbury Bacon consists, as we have cured there a quarter of a century ago, and yet we prefer the locally-grown article. The price of Bacon now puts this valuable article of breakfast diet within the reach of everyone. And eminent medical authorities highly recommend PROPERLY-CURED HAM or BACON as a valuable Stomachic and as a boon to Dyspeptics.An attempt has been made to impress the Public with the value of Bacon said to be cured in such a manner as WILL RETAIN the NATURAL JUICES of the meat; but this statement is contrary to scientific facts. BACON, as ap article of diet, MUST BE CURED n a way so as to ELIMINATE THE NATURAL JUICES, when it becomes a valuable adjunct to our Food Supply, and, as we have already said, then bears, the approval of standard medical authority. We have not for some seasons back had a LARGER OR FINER STOCK THAN NOW, and we are offering at LOWER FRIGES. than, ever before. We have THOUSANDS OF HAMS AND FLITCHES OF BACON TO SELECT FROM At the following prices HAMS ... 7d per lb.' SIDES ... 6d per lb. ROLLS ... 6d per lb. IRVINE AND STEVENSON, Geoege street, Dunedin. ST GEORGE JAM.—Ask for and see that yon get It. All Omen. .