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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7162, 30 October 1884, Page 4

nptEE, REASON, 1884. J. COSGRAVE & CO. Have much pleasure in announcing the arrival,'per. Doric, of a I VERY LARGE ASSORTMENTS ! QUMMER OODS AND j -*JOVELTIES FOR EVERY DEPARTMENT. They comprise aa exceptionally COM PLETH STOCK of COTTON AND WOOLLEN DRESS STUFFS In all the Very Litest Materials, Colourings, and Combinations.

An Elegant Assortment oS PARIS TRIMMED MILLINERY, SHOT, TTATN, ASD BROCHE SILKS AND SATINS, 3HOT AND CHECK WA3HING SILKS, LACES, COLLARETTES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, MANTLES, SUN-SHADES, AND KIBEONS, In almost Endless Variety. IN ALL, THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED / ASSORTMENT OF SUMMER GOODS YET DISPLAYED THIS SEASON.

mI ME TRIES ALL, And murks its influence for bottei or worse, on everything acd everybody. In commerce this is most generally deruorjstrated, with the result that the inevitable law of the survival OP hie fiitest is constantly being exemplified. rpHE "VT EW /-"ILOT'dING •pIACTORY, Commenc:d bnsinos3 just nine years .150 in Dnnedin, with one Eetidl Bn-.nch Establishment for the Sale of their Manufactures. They now have twenty-three Branches opon throughout the Colony, and their trade is yearly showing a largo progressive increase. . This satisfactory result has been achieved not only by the exorcise of great energy and forethought on the part of the Proprietors, but also by a rigid adheronco to the rule laid down by thorn rtt starting, viz., TO GIVE THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUE FOB MONEY, IN EVEUY GARMENT SOLD, Whether it be a PAIE OF MOLESKIN TKOUSKRS OR A SUPERFINE DRESS SUIT. THE MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING MANUFACTURED BY THEM From the CELEBRATED MOSGIEL TWEEDS, Has reached an unrivalled standard in public opinion for general excellence of finish and sterling dur bility. While tho prices, as comparod with Imported Clothing, show that tho colonial productions are infinitely snperior in value. It is an acknowledged fact, ascertained by actual experiment, that one suit of the Jlosgiel Tweed will outwear three Imported Tweed Suits, and notwithstanding tho great opposition shown to colonial productions by importers, the general public by their patronage have unmistakably displayed their preference for the SterllDg Colonial Manufacture. Auckland Branch : NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, 158 and 100, QUEEN-STREET; And at-AmEBT-ST., Thames. J. FITZSIMONS, Branch Manager.

tct: o w open. EX S.S. DORIC, TWELVE CASES OP LADIES AND ' CHILDREN'S COSTUMES. t In Silk, Brocbe. Cashmere, Nuns' VellBLACK -j ing. Sateens, Gronadine, etc, all taste- (. fully and appropriately trimmed. (Pl-in and-Printed'Nuns Veilings, in nnr mmunJ White Cream and Art shades, Cathmere, Taffetta Cloth, catmolites, etc.; in the {. very latest styles. Klchly trimmoi. fin French Batistes, Plain and fancy t Sateens, Galateas, Madras Muslin, White WASHING (Spotted, and Striped Self-book, and 1 Lace Work, etc.. all unique designs (trimmed Lace Guipuro Swiss, etc. As the character o[ these Costumes is such as to ensure a speedy clearance, an early inspection will be necessary to secure the choicest monels. WILLIAM RATTRAY 178, ISO, IS2, QCZEJi-STREET. rriHE ONLY GOLD MEDAL EVER AWARDED FOR COFFEE, CHICORY, PEPPER, &c, Was obtained by TRENT BROS., CHRISTCHUUCH. ME. E. N. LEGGE, Customhouse-stheet East, Agent for Auckland and District. COFFEE AND CniCORY REPORT. '* Canterbury Christchurch, September 6. ISS4.—At the request of Messrs. Trent Bros., I visited their manufactory, and selected promiscuously two samples of coffee, both samples wqro well prepared, and of excellent quality. A chemical and rnlcrofcopic:il examination proved thorn to be quite free from any deleterious adulteration, find coatatninq no other ingredlonts than Coffee with a small admixture < f Chicory. — Signed, A. W. Bickbbton, F.C.S. and iS., Colonial An.lyst." PEPPERS, BLACK AND WHITI3, REPORT. "Canterbury College, Christchurch, August 20. 1854..— riaviug selected indiscriminately samples of Black end White Pepper, and having examined them both mlcroscopic&l.y and chemically, I find them exceedingly good samples, very well prepared, and qnito free from injurious constituents. The Microscopical examinations compared tvith that of genuine pepper scarcely shows any difference in the farinaceous substance, proving that they «nnst be very free from any foreign admixture.—Signed, A. W. Bickertos,F.C.S. andE., Colonial Analyst." Verbatim extract from letter received fi om Messrs. Bro\vn. Barrett, and Co., Auckland, >iy Messrs. Trent Bros.. Christchurch. "Auckland, February 9, 18S0. —We would remind you that ever >ince we commenced using your Chicory wo have never imported a pound from home or elsewhere, unless compelled to do so by yonr short snpuly, nor do we intend doing so. We trust, therefore, that you will see your way clear to charge us the lowest price, viz., £50, ami you san book us as many tons abeail for as long as you think wo shall live, say about 6COO tons, but only charge us for it as we get it—Signed, Brown, BAKittTT, and Co."

OUR ADVERTISEMENT re Adulterated I'onpor seems to hare gone homo. Mofsrs. Trent Brothers of Christ church, answer with a report at tho Canterbury Analyst, which fitter being translated into plain English, nets very daniazin? to them, being an acknowledgment of adulteration. But thn'a not our business; wo simply bbjeut to their udultfr&ted pepper coming to our market, as an unfair competition against our genuino article. .This havin? beon tho case, tho attached copy of the Analysis of their pepper in Auckand w.U prove:— "Laboratory, Hobsnn-street, " Aucslaud, June 11.1854. " Jlr. Woodfield, Inspector undor tho Adulteration Act, Auckland. "Sib, —I havo completed my examination of tho pepper received from you on tho 19ih ult., said pepper boing contained in a tin securely fastened, and bearing tho brand 'TitmTS' Fine Wnrn: Peppkr, CnniSTOnußcir,' and find this rample to bo adulterated with Wiie.it r'LOUii, to tho extent of not less than rtt'ENTV-KivK ran cent. (25%).—1 havo the honour to bo, fair, your obedient servant. (Signed). "J. A. Pond, " Colonial Analyst." If Messrs. Trent Bros, thought it profitable to themselves to publish our correspondence, as per advertisement, they shonlti alao have inserted other letters of ours. compUininq of their chicory beirg adulterated, which compelled us eventually to discontinue buying of them, and hence their spite. BHOWN, BAERETT, & CO., Coffee pnd Spico Merchants. Elliott-street, Oct. 0,1584. "TANDOF LOVELIN ES S. PHOTOS OF MAORI LAND, Comprising the principal Cities. Lakes, aw l Sounds ol New Zealand, handsomely bound. Postage to England, 10d. J. -LEECH, ShortlanbVstreet, Auckland