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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10269, 10 February 1894, Page 6

BtrsicoM Hetioea jWj.V mrnm M. 8. 4k co., ■ OHMWrn - HIGHEST HONOITBB. TO THE 00 LAYAL CREAM SEPARATORS AT THE -...WORLD’S FAIR, CHICAGO.. • THE DE LAVAL CEE AM- SEPARATORS have sustained tbcir WORLD-WILE PRESTIGE nt the LATE-WORLD'S FAIR, and added new,laurels to their'euprjnous •TOlloctiOT of PRIZESr MEDALSj- AWARDS-and DIPLOMAS, £ar exeeeains,in naßiV«r all other makers put together. , , , . - ; " p E. ' AT THE PR ACT JO AI i WORKING DAIRY ~: THE* “ ALPHA" DE LAVAL SEPARATORS were the MACHINES CHOSEN bytho BREED TEST COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS and Experiment StationEeprosentatives, for use in the TEST DAIRY, and these were the ONLY MACHINES used regularly in the above dairy. This was the only practical and scientific use, or test, o£ Separators at the Fair. ■ ; TB[E ONLY MEDAL AND AWARD. In the EXHIBITION DEPARTMENT, the “DE LAVAL ’’ carried oS the ONLY AWARD-MEDAL and DIPLOMA-GIVEN TO SEPARATORS by the Committee of, Judges, No other regular or legal award was made to any other separators. Every COMPETENT and EXPERIENCED DAIRY AUTHORITY—from tie, Scientist to the Practical User—knows that there is really hut . ' ONE SEPARATOR MADE TO-DAY, And that the f “ALPHA” DB LAVAL. MASON, STBUTHESS & CO. SOLE AGENTS, CHRISTCHURCH, n QUOTATIONS FOB FEBRUARY. NEW GOODS.””NEW PRICES * . • AT . . . . T.. TAYLOR’S.; . : 100 •?°2 en Jt n,r 6 e -®~ x ? 3 ,°£ FINEST NEW TURkEY‘ e FiaS in layers (see sample), 103 the box Soft Natural FIGS 7d per lb New Tafllat DATES 6d per lb PATRAS CURRANTS 4jd per lb ELBME RAISINS 4Jd per lb NEW SULTANAS s*d per lb WHITEBAIT, 11b tins, lOd NANTES SARDINES 44d per tin Preserved BLOATERS, large tins, Gd Choice LING FISH 6*d per lb Preserved RABBIT, 21b tins, Is RABBIT and BACON Is 2d Corned Beef, 21b tins. Is Boast Mutton, 21b tins. Is Gear’s Compressed Beef Is 2d Sheep's Tongues, 11b tins, lid; 21b la Dd Gear's Ox Tongues, 41b tins, 4s 6d Anchor Sauce, half-pints, 3 for Is Herbal Extract for Beer, 8d per bottle New Hops Is 3d per lb • ■ Parramatta Limajuice lOd per bottle Montserrat Limejuice Is 6d Ship’s Limejuice Is Id Raspberry Cordial Is or ls6d Eno’s Fruit Salt 3s lid. Hood’s Sarsaparilla 4s 6d Ayer’s 4s 3d, Townend's Ss 6d Mellin’s Food Is Sd Chemical Food Is or Is 6d per bottle Cod Liver Oil, Norwegian, Boz, If Platypus Eucalyptus lO^d Clements’ Tonic, 8s 3d . • : ■ Condy’s Fluid Is 4d Keating’s Insect Powder 41 or Is 2dt SUGAR— : V . ; •. DRY WHITE 2Jd per lb PINE WHITE CRYSTALS 2Jd , . SNOWDROP Sd; per owt27s LOAF SUGAR Sid TEAS— t Aromatti Ceylon (the finest grown), in 11b IfflSj'. packets, 2s 6d • “Houqua” Ceylon, lib leqd packets, 2s id “World ” Ceylon, 11blead packets, 2a “ Houqua ” Blended Teas, 2s “Houqna” Blend, Eastoheap la 6d “Houqua” Blond, Belgravia 2s4d i Glband 121 b tins. 401 b half-chests reduced 101 b Bor of Ceylon Souchong 18s 201 b Box of Ceylon Souchong- 35a - - ». China Teas in Boxes 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 16s 6d r 18a f 6d, 21s Half-cheats Is 3d (jo Ss per lh . ROLLER FLOUR, 231 b 2s 3d, 501 n 4b 'CMi 6d,2oolbsack 16s . _ SHARPS, 7-huahel sack 4s 6d; “ Musket" Tobacco 4s 9d, per stick 8d ; PRESERVED PINES APRICOTS, or -PEARS Uj. CASHEL STREET, OPPOSITE _ - •' - GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN AND SUBURBS, OR AT THE - , RAILWAY STATION. - ’ f ' X 713 ISfIBYjBEBGHI®, 00MTRA8T0R3 to me |v. R. HEWUrKtAOB OBVtKUWWTWHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMONGERS, ■ HARDWARE MERCHANTS & 6ENERAI IMPORTERS,. Outfits of Plate, Cutlery, Silver, Stc. The i/evrgeat Stools. The JB'tnett Workmanehip. The Mott Moderate Trios*. 217, {Jig'lj St,; 129, IJereM St., Ciristchurcti.. INDENTS - Undertaken on Mott BeMosable Terms torall . ..... ENGLISH, AMERICAN, i And Continental GOODS. I STATION AND FARM REQUIREMENTS $ |t A. BPECIALIT?. ■ ;| Rabbit Netting and Fencing {Materials always in Stock, i Complete Assortment of Blacksmiths’* Wheelwrights’* j CoacMlders’* Builders 5 , and Painters’ Materials* exceptional ~bargains' in Lamps, Ranges, Register Grates, Stoves, Marble MantlaDieces. Tiles for Hearths. 35 and Slate Mantlepieces, Tiles for Hearths, Fenders, Fire-irons, Coal Scuttles, Chandeliers, 3 Electro-plated Ware, Cutlery, jIISTT) all M , TJ^aisTxss:zisra--a-oox)s <5 ■T, I *»CEYLINDO" IS THE TEA TO BUT. « OBYLINDO ” 18 THE TEA TO DEINK «f OETWNDO ” ISI.THE TEA TO EEOOMMEND TO yOU» JlRIBIflJB; ‘ «CBYLINDO" SAS NO EQUAL. Ho. 1 , a la 6d | 2a No. 3 2s 4d No. 4 2s Sd PEE LB. I NO HAWKERS OR AGENTS. DIRECT FROM T~^TC AJiO S Gtol.Oo 7® if /■■= n. USE LITTLE'S SHEEP DIPS, : i- ' ■ yon -WILL HAVB-MOKE WOOL I WOOL WILL BRING A BETTES PBIO^’ i__., r, TP mgs BEST NON-POISONOUS DIP, used and recommended by owners «|W ® 6,MO,MOehefpin NeW Zealand alone. )r/;. PRICE (In casks) 3s 6d pcs gallon. One gallon Fluid makes 100 gallons Dip. HOT) NON^POISONOUS. liITTIiE’S POWDER PQISONO¥S, POWDER DIP. rk' 4. POISONOUS DIP, combined with Glycerine—the outcomo, of many years’ ciperien successful—is displacing all other Poi sohous Dips; EXTERMINATES VERMIN, KEEPS WOOL SOFT AND BRIGHT, EASILY .J 6 ■ ■ /< CHEAPEST AND BEST DIP IN THE-MABKET. NOTE PRICE (in improved iron kegs) 50apcr cwt. One <Swt makes 1000 gall»Chlet Agents—BLACKBURNE AND CO„ CHRISTCHURCH, f DISTRICT AGENTS: „ , ... 7 ASHBURTON and and Coy Liml,t?d. L TlMAEU—Canterbury Fimers 1 C<K>p^atiro