Merchandise. «<S2-3 JpwrpAS. 1832-3 h ave received oar SECON D SHIPMENT by :he B grooßja, from Sydney, transhipped ex Ganges: 3148 pAc KA E s ' Consisting of EXTRA CHOICE KAISOWS AND CHOICE AND MEDIUM CONGOUS ijf neat twi.-tcd even leaf, ar.il very s'.rong, nnd rich flavour. Also, BOXES CHOICEST MAX DA HI V SCENTED OR-\N<iE I'EKOE. The at'nvo. with about o ,•„■)() i' A(jKA (! E S or v[NEST QUALITIES (balance or hrst rAKCEL). An.'. oq q PACKAG ES of ASSAM AND DAR J RULINGS, Enable us to offer a very rare selection to buyers. Our tVfhow c>r>c.«notulenis inform us that seventruths of • shipment was secured at EXCEPTION* ALLY CHEAP KATES, and we a«e determined to nvo our clk-uts the f.dl benefit of this. L. D. 1S TATH ' ,K 4C a L. D. ]\ TiTUA!i * C°" WAREHOUSEMEN, >VIN E AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, WIIOLESALE GROCERS, rOBACCO IMPORTERS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. London firm's address—lo, Coleman-strcet. Established IS4O. The following is an outline of our regular stock, •rita our ability to -sxocute orders in every department of General Mcrchmdise, aud with our 6tock always purchased at first cost from English, Contiaeatal, American, and Eastern Houses, we are in h position to supply Goruls to all classes of buyers, and •it ioweflt current rates. Grocery and Wine and SrißiT Departmknt. India and China Teas Refined and Raw Sugars Venus and Aromatic Tobaccos; several other descriptions always in stock " Ooffees and Cocoas Corntlour OAt meal, and Rico 5&?o, Tapioca, and Arrowroot Sultanas. Kleuies, Currants, and Figs Prunes ai.d Valencias New Zealand Peaches Almonds and Nuts Preserved Meats and Soups N. Z. Soap. Rope, and Clothes Lines Kerosene. Tun-s, and Resin Paints and Oil Wax and Safety Matches Sperm Candles leadingbrands Preserved Fi>h of all descriptions Bulk and Bottled Vinegar Preserved Milk and Farinaceous Food Nelson and Hobart Town Jams Woolpvks and CornsaeVs New Zealand Canned Mullet Read Bros' " Dog's Head" Ale and Stout Dubouche's Branuv in bulk and bottle Hennossy's and Martclls Brandy in bulk and bottle Port and Sherry, for hotel and private use Scotch and Irisn *♦> uiskies Wolfe's romatic Schnapps Clarets and Australian Wines Lownde's and Old Jamaica Rum Old Tom ana Geneva Cordials and Liqueurs vid a general stock of Goods suitable (or the Hotel Trade. Manchester Depai.tmest. Woollens Blankets and Flannels Prints, Calicoes, and Sheetings Furnishing Goods China Mattings Vaiiev ami Plain Dress Stuffs Shawls and Rues Crimean and other Shinings Liners Gail Canvas, Scrim, fee. Clothing Dkpartmen'T. Men's and Bovs' Clothing White, Crimean, and Fancy Shirts White and Coloured Moleskin Trousers Drill Blue Duck Trousers and Jumpers Belts and Braces Collars. Scarves, and Ties Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps Men's, Bovs', and Youths' Boots and Shoes Women's." Maids' and Children's Boots and Shoes Waterproof Clothing &C-, &C. Uillinkry, &c., Department. F«_ others and Flowers Millinery Triramines Hats, assorted Ribbons. Silk*, Velvet, and Velveteens Dress Trimmings, Fringes, £c. Ladies' Fancy Scarves Linen Sets Lace Collars, etc. .Vandkerchiefs in Cambric, Lawn, Silk, etc. Vuderclothing and Corsets Lace?, Fmhroidery. t-tc. Cmhrellas and Sunshades .^c., ire., «Ncc. Hosiery—Plain and Fancy, assorted Jabkkdasu sky—General Assortment Fancy Department. .Soldiery, Bridles, etc. Perfumery ■C:-»cks and Toys Tobacconists' Ware Cigars and Cigarettes Patent Medicines Bristol's Sarsaparilla and Pills Stationery and Grocers' Paper I'.lood Restorer Perry Davis' Painkiller Alien's Luirj BaKirn Concertinas. A ccordeous. etc. Table a-id Pocket Cutlery Waltha 1 ;' and Geneva Watehe? :!!ec?r.vpl-*ted Ware 2esks and Workbnxes rp oKA CC 0 AN D CI OAR S. w« Tv.hW-i 11 <I a trade a .-oeriil branch < four business. *,!-1 fc a: t v;k for all fe«|tiir.-!rvnt«, as will be seen .y ibjoincd list of qualities now on hand, viz.: — VrINL'SS's. G •, and 34's in quarters, halves, and threeqnar:*r *>< -cj-" ''r, ket-piec-M, and D.T F. Pieces, and D.T. 6a, in small boxes of at-' a; and Twist in quartcr-botcs. lib. liars ■vl.oMATlCr— s'lower of Nations, f/a and t>'.s P'M-kot-pieces, Double thick, .Vs f"<>uMe-tliick Pocket-pieces Planers' Twist, 6 anU 12-inoh 3-pSy Twist Pi-iiich Gold Bur and Spoilt: Cak-. These are in say 201b.-packages. The above are from the celebrated manufactories of A. Cameron and Sons, Richmond. Virginia, whose Tobaccos are universally f-u;-b favourites with the New Zealand suiokors. 1:» audition to aliovc wc !:>.ve— (J's. Ki's, and Uo. bars ; Koyul ?>taw«iurd 7's aun lii's*; licllc iiraii«lun 12's; Orion 14's; arid Pockft-pieces; »">M Aromatic; ; and ce\eral Lines, tuitablc for IfSLAXD AXD NATIVK TKADE Witl; a larce assortment of FTavana and Manilla Cigars, Cigarettes and ToMnconists' Sundries. ), D, NATHAN & CO. /~1 00 D ALL'S TT O USEHOLB IT -Og PECIALITIES A Slnde Trial solicited from those who have not yet tried these splendid preparations. GOODALLS YORKSHIRE RELISH. The most delicious Sauce in the world. This Cheap and excellent Sauce makes the plainest viar.ds palatable and the daintiest dishes mort delicious. To Chops, Steaks, Fish, &c., it is incomparable. Sold by Grocers, Oilmen, Chemists, <fcc. GOODALL'S BAKING POWDER, The best in the world. Indispensible to every Jiousehold, and a boon to aIJ housewives. Makes delicious Puddings without eggs. Pastry without butter, and beautiful light Bread with--it yeast. Soid by O rocers, Oilmen, Chemists, &c. GOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDERS. For ma kin? Delicious Costards without eggs, in leal time and at half the price. Unequalled for the purposes intended. Will giv« the utmost satisfaction if the instructions given are implicitly followed. The proprietors entertain th< • greatest confidence in the article, and can recommend it to housekeepers generally as a useful Agent in thf preparation of a good Custard. Give it a Trial by Grocers, Chemists, Italian Warehousemen, fcc. PREPARED BY GOODALL, BACKHOUSE, & CO., White Eokse-street, Lbkds. WHOLESALE OF h. D. NATHAN & CO.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6569, 6 December 1882, Page 7
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