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Merchandise VI REASON'S fgIEAS, 1885-1886. OUR FIRST PARCEL or THE NEW CROP JUST TO HAND, PER TAMSUI. A REALLY CHOICE LOT. SAMPLES ©N APPLICATION. L, D. NATHAN & CO. Q_LADSTONE gTARCH. THIS YKRY EXCELLENT STARCH, 4ual In quality to Colman's (but lower in price) is now obtainable at L. D. NATHAN It CO.'S, Agents for Auckland. St. B ELL & C as M ATCHES • The attention of the trad# is requested t» the superior make of these Geods. Thry are rapidly beconing the favourite Wax Vestas in New Zealand and the Australian Colonies. Having perfected arrtß?*ments for a continuous supply. v • are prepared to sell at low rates the various linei, consisting of— -250's Gold and Crystal Springs Pinny Springs Plaids L. D. NATHAN k CO., Sole Agents for New Zealand. CP 1 1 1— " ' "*" ' ""' PATENT MEDICINES We beep the following altars in stock : Holloway's. Cockle's, and Bristol's rills *• ATer's. Wlielcton'f. and Kvsni's Pills Citrate and Fluid Magnesia Pulssm of Aniseed 'ina's Fruit and Epsom Salts 'vocation Hor.-f Modicines, in large variety Keat n?'s Worm Powders and Insect Powder "WinsloVs Sootliins; Syrup Wisxrd s ind St. J*cobs Oil Chlorodyae, Arnica Cough Loz«n?es. Pain Killer Allen's Ludt Balsira. Cherry Pectoral Lyon's KatliJron and Tricopherous, Ac. L. D. NATHAN A: CO. I N 3 s, ETC. g _ Very Old Golden S' erry ~ A nice assortment of 8-ifrries ana Ports Very Old Madeira Old Burgundy Heidsaick's ChampafC: Australian Wines French Liqueurs Anglo-Bavarian Beer Very Old Mild Huelbum -r.J: Isiay Whisky Exshaw's No. 1 Brandy Bisquet's very old Champagne Brandy Hennessy's 3-star Brandy L. D. NATHAN & CO. L. D. lf ATHAN ' C°" WAREHOUSEMEN, WINB AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, TOBACCO IMPORTERS, AND | GENERAL MERCHANTS, i AUCRXJLND, Losdon Firm's address—lo, Colanan-tiiMl Established 1840. With on ability to execute orders in every departBeat of General Merchandise, and with ocr stock always purchased at first cost from English, Contipeatal, American, and Eastern Houses, we are in a .oil ties to supply Goods to all classes of buyers, and fit lowest current rates 0 H g A L E. MATCHES—BeII and Black's." Bryant and May's. R. Bell and Co.'s 250's and Plaids, R. B. and Ca's No. 4 Penny Springs, R. B. and Co.'s Fancy Crystal*. CANDLES —National Sperms, Belmont, Paraflne Petroline, and Dnsedix and Wellington make. SOAPS—Warnock's, Union Oil Co.'sand Fancy Soaps, also Hudson's Extract of Soap. FRUITS—Figs, Currants, Elemes. Valencias,Sultana), Muscatels, Cutting's Canned, Thames Preserved Peaches, Dried and Sliced Apples. Barcelona and Brazil. ALMONDS— Valencia and Barbary. JAMS—Nelson, Moir's, Keil!ci"e tad Morton's Mannaladst and Jellies. Anchovies, Prawns, Herrings in Fennel and Shrimp Sauce, Kippered Herrings, Red Herrings, ditto « la Sardines, Salmon, Lobsters, Oysters and Mullet, Sardines, halves and quarters. PICKLES- Crosse and Blackwell's, Morton's, Pink's, Edwards' and Stephens'. SAUCES—L. P. Worcester, Yorkshire Relish, Reading Tapp, Mango, Chutney, Tomato and Mellor's. VINEGAR—Sir Robert Burnett's, bulk and bottle. PRESERVED MlLK—"Milkmaid" brand, in lbs. and Jibs. PRESERVED MEATS— andßlackwell.Liebig's Extract. Fisher and Co.'s, Nelson's Soups, and Assorted Jellies. COFFEE—From libs upwards, Dragoa, Clipper, Phoenix, Colonial, Mogul, and Dandelion, and Pure, also Coffee and Milk. COCOA AND CHOCOLATE—TayIor's Homeo, Epp ditto, Van Houten, Fry's Homeo, Taylor' Extract, Fry's Navy, French Chocolate Con. pany's, and Cocoa in Milk, Chocolate ditto. TEAS—A full range of excellent value in China and Indian qualities. See Special Advertisement. TOBACCOS—See alternate issue. CIGARS—See alternate issue, CONFECTIONERY—KeiIIor's, Joseph Terry and Son' Murray's and local manufactures. Solatine Lozenges and Jujubes, also Liquorice. CANDIED PEEL— Orange, Citron and Mixed. SPICES— mixed or fancy cartoons, Whole Cauda, Whole and Ground Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves and Pimonto. ESSENCES—C. B.,Macky's, Burnett's, andEuenct of Lemon, in 21b. bottles. STARCH— White and Blue. Colmas's Windsor, Azure, Reckitts', Thumb and Azure. BALT- Fine and Coarse, Table Salt in packets and bottles, Übe's, also Saltpetre. BISCUITS— and Day's and Bycroft's Cabix Bread. RlCE—Japan Dressed, in E6lb. bags. FARINACEOUS FOOD—Tapioca, Vormicelli, Maccaroni, White and Brown Sago, Cornflour, Oatmeal and Neave's Food. OlL—Kerosene, Raw Linseed. HANDLES—Men's and Boys' Axe, Pick and Sledge, Double-headed Pick Axes. PAPER— Paperand Paper Bags, Room- paper BEEDS— Rape and Hemp. —Cornsacka, Woolbales and Flour Bags. CANVAS— Canvas and Tarpaulin ditto. CORDAGE—FIax and Manilla Lines. BUGARS— White and Ration, Queen White, New Zealand (various qualities), and Fiji, with A General Assortment of every-day and outside lines replenished by almost every London vessel. The above affords a fair outline of our GROCERY STOCK, besides which v.o sell DRAPERY and FANCY GOODS of all descriptions. L. D. NATHAN & CO. •"Ales. S iout ' ALES.™ W. J. SUITER k CO.'S SPARKLING PALE XXX AND XXXX ALES AND BROWN STOUT, Ok Draught and in Bottle. W. J. S. & Co.'s Bottled Ales are giving great satisfaction, being recommended by the Medical Faculty for their tonic and nutritive properties. They have recently restored health and strength to the most feeble and deteriorated constitutions. The demand is daily increasing, to meet which new additions have been made to the premises. Largo stocks of Bottled Ales and Stout now on hand. Connoisseurs and customers will kindly favour us with their orders early. Abdress: W. J. SUITER & CO., KYBER PAS& ROAD. [Telephone Exchange connected, No. 275.] r As many people take " Hajcock's " Captain » n°.i. Brewery ' or ours, we take this opportunity to A," I®™1®™ ''* not so, but is situated just Next Door. *~W. J. S. & Co

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7415, 25 August 1885, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7415, 25 August 1885, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7415, 25 August 1885, Page 7

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