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Evening Star, Issue 14178, 1 October 1909, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. DftiEn FRurrs- :; DATES, Extra Quality, Free Pratt ... ~ ,;■■'•;PRUNES, Very-Good -.•'■..' PRUNES, Large Fruit ...' ... JFiGS, Veiy Good Cooking.",.. ••••• JIGS, Extra,' .„. _. . DRLBD APRICOTS ... „. ./. ' ... ... DRIED APPLES ..:... ... SEEDED'(RAISINS,;,; gioeptionally Good ' t ... ... . Quality ... . . . IMPERIAL PLUMS ...... . lib Jars 21b Jars WARDELLS. TI3A LISTBEST TEA, MATCHLESS (BROWN), a Delicious Tea, Fine Rich Flavor 2 0 ORIENT TEA, a Very Fine Rich, Sweet Tea, strongly recommended ... 1 10 MATCHLESS (RED), our Famous Matchless Tea, Very Rich, Strong, and, Economical ... ...-' w 1 g HIMALAYA TEA, Splendid Indian Tea, Wonderful Value "'. '.","' 1 6 MATCHLESS (BLUE), Favorite Family Tea '" 1 4 CEYLON TEA, Very Choice, Rich, Sweet Tea ... ... '.".' "\ [ 2 0 CEYLON TEA, Pure Flavored Ceylon... !.'. . 1 8 CHINA TEA, Specially Selected Nortli China Tea, Delicate Flavor ... 110 COFFEE—ROASTED AND GROUND ON THE PREMISES FROM • THE FINEST BEANS. . " CAFE'DE PARIS, a'Blend Coffees, to which a Little Chicory is added 16 PURE COFFEE, same as above, without Chicory 1 8 WHOLE ROASTED COFFEE BEANS 18 COCOAALL THE LEADING MAKES AT LOWEST PRICES. We have also introV _ ... duced a NEW PURE SOLUBLE COCOA, "DRAGON" BRAND, which will be found to Compare with the Best Makes at a little over HALF THE USUAL PRICE. JAMS— A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST MAKES. We would also draw attention to the "LION" BRAND, which will be found Exceptionally . Good. The Fruit is grown at the Gardens where the Factory is also situated, and the Jam made from the Freshly-picked Fruit. BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERY— . THE BEST ENGLISH AND COLONIAL, AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL. FLATED WARE, CROCKERY, ETC., ETC.— ■' ' WE AR3 SHOWING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEWEST GOODS. CALL AND INSPECT. WAEDELL BROTHERS AND CO. N. AND E. S. PATERSOK LAND AGENTS, SURVEYORS, SHARE AND LAND BROKERS ETC 73 PRINCES STREET (Note the Number). . POKTOBELLO (close to jetty).-3 splendid Building Sites. Prepare now for holidays MUSSELBURGH.-Spjendid New House of 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery; hoi) and cold water to bath, basin, and sink; tile grates and hearths; carved mantelpiece; ward robes, cupboards etc; steel ceilings ar papers and friezes; waslihonse, copper and tubs; good freehold section. Great bargain. £SO deposit, balance as reut. Price. ROSLYN (dose to Belt and Ross street.—Beautiful |-acre Section, 66ft frontaee- charm- : Tig position, splendid view, native bush There is an old cottage on the lot whic'. fill produce enough rent to pay interest on the lot <il! required for building ' G-eai bargain. Easy terms. Only £3lO. ."' CAVERSHAM RISE (close to Id section of tram).—House of 4 large rooms, lar<r e pantrv also back'kitchen; large workshop, etc.; some fine fruit trees, and a nice little flower garden; verandah front; freehold; sunny position, and fine outlook Price £375 MUSSELBURGH (best part).—Splendid Building Site, fenced, planted, and 'filled ' ii ready for building; £lO deposit. Also, at ST. KILDA, 2 good Sites; same depos'. reouired. We will finance you for a home on one. " A RARE CHANCE -Roslyn (Littlebourne): Fine Property of 5 good rooms, bathroom scullery, hot and cold water, cupboards and wardrobes, copper and tubs bay windov,' and verandah; drained to sewer; good freehold level section; sheltered and sunm position and fine view. If you want a hill property, don't miss this chance Card on application. HERE'S A CHANCE for young Married Couples and others.—Roslyn (town side close tBelt and car line): Practically New and Pretty Villa of 5 rooms; bathroom' scullery hot and cold water throughout; washhouse, copper and tubs; bay windows'and portico. Freehold section. Sunny and sheltered position. £3O deposit balanco a« ron' Don't let this bargain slip past- PRJC E, £467. ' r

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