In another column will bo found Mr. R. Row's advertisement. It calls attention to his stock of groceries and provisions on sale at his establishment, corner Victoria and Albert streets. Mr. Eew has long ago earned the reputation of supplying good things at prices that will bear comparison with any establishm»nt in this city. Mr. Rew has now on sale prime newly-cured bacon, cheese from Canterbury, Walroa, and other well-known districts, and fresh butter from the best local d&ries. Householders In ordering goods at Row's can safely rely on the fact that no inferior or damaged goods are kept in stock. One trial will convince the economical housewife that money may be saved by making her weekly purchases at Hew s General Grocery and Provision Store, Auckland.— [Adtt.] The list of prizes to be awarded by the New Zealand Art Students' Association, at the j November exhibition, will be found in our advertisement columns to-day.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7649, 28 May 1886, Page 5
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