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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6212, 14 October 1881, Page 7

Merchandise. r\ N SALE, EX 'FIRTH OF TAT.' "WOOLPACKS Cocoa, V. H. and Taylor's Ajjglo-Swiss Milk Cocoa and Milk Coffee and Milk Salad Oil Tart. Acid (crystal and powdered) Black Lead Table Vinegar Seidlitz Powders Caifs foot Jelly Bi-carbon&te Soda Golden Syrup Candles, D.K.J. & Co. and Price's Price's Soap Mixture Seaming Twiae Soda Crystals Gelatine Canary Seeds Colman's Azure Blue Marmalade Vestas B ii 8., 250'eand Safety Maccaroni und Vermicelli Eleme Raisins Galvanised Buckets C.L. Sugai Linseed Oil, wood and drum:) EX 'OCEOLA, , (TO ARRIVE), Kerosene, Resin, Turps Brooms, Axe Handles &c, &c. H, B. M ORTCT QNg A L E (TO ARRIVE) : Per the 'Star of the Mekset,' from Oamaru : 600 sacks FINEST FLOUR 160 sacks SECONDS WHEAT 150 sacks MALTING BARLEY 120 sacks OATS 125 sacks POLLARD 210 sacks BRAN ; T. H. C°LOWER QUEEN-STREET, , September, 18S1. B TONES AND CO., • AGENTS FOR SYDNEY PAPER MILLS, Ilavo always in Stock a Large Supply of PAPER, comprising White, Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours required. These papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged to be superior to most imported. Cavalier Friro's Genuine French Brandies American Carriages American Harness Farm anc' Express Wagons American Fireproof Safes, &c, &c. B. TONKS & CO. JAMES SOrPBT.] [F. J. TAINE. pU RE BONEDUST. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Are supplying Fine Bonedust of their own manufacture, guaranteed free from any adulteration, at £8 10s per ton. sacks or bags included, at the Hills, Freomao's Bay, or their Store No. 8, Lower Queeo-street. Boies bought in anyouantitiea. ConfectionersSTEAM CONFECTIONERY WORKS, DURIIAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. EDWARD WATERS In thanking the public for the liberal support extended to him in his efforts to establish on a firm basis a New Local Industry, begs to announce for the information of Merchants and Storekeepers that he has now completed ull arrangements for the manufacture of every description of Confectionery. The sum of money that is annually sent out of the colony for importations of impure and deleterious sweetmeats is enormous, and the advertiser would respectfully caution purchasers of the noxious compounds wliich are now being extensively introduced here from Australia, and which are exceedingly injurious to children's health. His own Confectionery is made of the purest materials, and no poisonous colouring matter is introduced in its manufactureStorekeepers will find it grtatly to their advantage to purchase their goods of him, as the price is considerably below that at which the English confections are sold, while the quality of the locally made article has been pronounced alike by connoisseurs and the public to be ominontly superior to that of the British "llis renowned CONVERSATION LOZENGES need no recommendation, and all other descriptions now made at his Factory aro fully equal to those in quality and finish. Chemist's Proprietary Lozenges, neatly and carefu ly stamped and prepared. Always on hand.and made toorder: Lozenges, Comfits, Jujubes, Pastiles, Medicated Lozenges, Genuine Black Currant Lozenges, Cough Lozenges (equal to Heating's), Conversation Lozenges, Peppermints, Double Extra Strong Mints, Powdered, Icing, and Boiled Sagars of every description, Sugar Candy, etc. All Goods Manufactured on the Premises, and of the best materials. Medicated Lozengos of every description always on hand. Waters' Chocolate, 20s per dozen. Just Arrived, Wedmko Cαks O»nambnts, Bonbons, Somebody's Luogaoe, &c, \c., &c. Testimonial. Provincial Laboratory, Auckland. October 26,1875. Mr. E. Waters : Sir, —I have much pleasure in informing you, that after having made a very careful analysis of various samples of sweetmeats mannfactured by you, I find that they are free from all adulteration, and that the colouring matters are quite nnocuous. With rogard to the Chocolate, I flnd that it is quite equal to the best English or French preparations, and, being entirely free from husk, it will form an excellent article of diet for Invalids, especially those suffering from an impaired digestion.—l nave the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, James M. Tunny, Provincial Analyst; Orders, accompanied by draft or good reference, will receive prompt attention. The above goods may be had through any respectable wnolesale house. N.B.—Empty packages only allowed for when returned ia good coodition. EDWARD WATERS, wholesale oonfecti oneb, Durham and QubeT'Stbebts, Auckland.