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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8020, 6 August 1887, Page 4 (Supplement)

All who require crockery and glass ware of any description, or fancy artioles suit» able for presents, would do woll to inspect Boylau and Tanfield's stock before selecting elsewhere. It is generally acknowledged by the travelling public that this establishment con« tains the largest and moßt varied assortment of this class of goods in the colony, and that the prioea are extremely low. They have always on hand hundreds of tea sets to select from. In palming off upon the public a inefficacious article, Is not so much in the fact of its being utterly valueless, as in the mistrust it produces, and the consequent lack of public confidence that iuevitably ensues. People upon whom impositions h.ve been practiced prow wary and watchful, and t ia snspiclon soon becomes aa intensified, that they even look with disfavour npon what is genuine. Hence the necessity of rejecting everything that trenches upou Udolpho Wolfo'a Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, the one, unapproachable preparation, b Small Brans : How to okt Rid of Them. —Tauranga, September 29, 1533. Dear Sir,—We are glad to Inform you thai the two bottles of bird poison acted icost effectually in exterminating the email birds. Previous to scattering the poisoned grain, the sparrows, linnets, and larks were about in THOUSANDS, BOT NOW THIRB ARE ONLY A FKW TO BS bibs. We have great pleasure in recommending your Bird Poison to our neighbours and friends.— lours faithfully, Douglas and Son. Xo Sir. Edion. Chemist, -street, Auckland. Kdson'e Bird Poison in Bottles at 2s e<l u>4 is (jd.