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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6310, 7 February 1882, Page 3

The New Zealand Fruit Preserving Factory at Dunedin now turns out ten tons—or twenty-two thousand pound tins—of jam per week. List of visitors staying at the Hot Springs Hotel, Waincra, ending February sth, ISS2:—Captain Cowan, Lieutenant Thomson, Mr Adlington, Mr F. A. Barstow, Mr Folshaw, England ; Mr Dixon, Mrs Belgrave, Sydney: Miss Shand, Glasgow • Mr De Migel, Franco; Mr Wilson, Wellington; Mrs l'aterson, Otago ; Mr and Mr 3 Taipari. Thames; Mrs A H. .Nathan and two children, Miss Davis Mr and Mrs Kirkwond, Miss Bessie Kirkwood. Miss Sophia Kirkwooci, Mr W. Cruickshank, .Master Cruickshank, Miss Cruickshank, Mrs E. Hesketh. C. F. Hesketh M. H. Hcslcoth. E. 11. Hesketh, A. F. Jlcsketh, M. E. Hesketh, 11. 11. Hesketh, Mr White, Miss White, Mi?s J. White. Miss A. Taylor, Mr and Mrs Seccomhe, Mr Kattray, Mrs Long, Mr and Mrs Durance, Mr Sykes, Mr and Mrs Master Cosgravo, Miss A. Barstow, Mr and Mrs J. B. Russell, Miss A. Kussell, Miss W. Russell. Mrs Burnside, Miss Morton, Mr H. 3}. Morton, Mr Campbell, Mr. Kidd, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs Mains, Mr and Mrs Campbell. Mr and Mrs K»als and two children, Mr MurHn, Captain Hill, Mr King, Mrs McGillivray and three children, Mr Harris, Mr Henderson, Mr Spry, Mr Lake, Mr Piarce. Mr and Mrs Kissling and son, K. Taylor, and M. Taylor, Auckland. G. Hulmc's list of prices.—Wholesale; Quarter, or side of beef, 2Jd; carcases of mutton, 2/.d; pigs. 3!d and 4d. Ketail: Mutton, 2d, 3d, 4d : roast "beef, 3}d, 4d, 5d ; pork. 3d to 5d ; lamb, from 2s per quarter ; veal, 3d to Sd ; large quantities of ox tongues, corned rounds of beef, salt legs of pork, Canterbury hams, suet in any quantity ; corned beef, 3d ; in barrels, lOOlbs, 2001bs, and spulbs, 2Jd, delivered on board or railway j atuiosplicric sausages, •id per lb; German sausage, 6d. Discount to the trade. Warrant everything the very best quality.— (JKOKGE HULME, Butcher, Queen-street, Auck-land.-[ADVT.] Young ladies and gentlemen about to start housekeeping will be relieved of a great deal of trouble by calling on the undersigned. You can ascertain in a few minutes the co*t of furnishing n three, four, Qve, or six-roomed hou-o. Not only can you form a correct estimate, but you can see all the goods ready for deliver}- at tlio various prices. Garlick and Cranwell keep a larger stock of carpets and bedsteads, thun any other house in Auckland ■ also the greatest variety of household furniture, most of it manufactured by our own workmen. Five per cent, discount allowed for cash at time of purchase. Newcomers are invited to stroll through iho City Hall Arcade, anil satisfy themselves, bv an inspection of the stock, of the good value we offer, and thereadinoss we are enabled to execute orders entrusted to our care.-Garlickand Cranwell, City Hall Arcdau. Scarcity ok Jloxey.—There is no doubt but the present condition of all kinds of business and industry is fearfully depressed, and it behoves every family to look caroluiiy to their expenses. Winter is coming on when children aro liable to Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. Coughs and Colds will prevail everywhore, and Consumption, with other throat and lung diseases, will carry oil' many. Thcso diseases should not be neglected. Doctors' bills are expensive, and we should advise our people to use Boscuke's German Syihjp. It never has failed. One bottle at 3s Cd will keep yonr wholo family well during tho winter. Two doses will relieve anv case. Sold in all towns in New Zealand, and wholesale by New Zealand Drug Company, Auckland. WelHogtob, ■Dunedia, Jand . Christchurch: