Merchandise. * Fjpo HOUSEHOLDERS, HOTEL KEEPERS, BUTCHERS, AND OTHERS IF YOU PREFER CLEANLINESS, STRENGTH AND FLAVOUR, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR OUR OOFFEES AND J>EPPERS WHICH WE PREPARE AND GUARANTEE GENUINE ONLY. THE PRICE YOU WILL PAY IS THE SAME AS FOR THE ADULTERATED ARTICLE, BUT YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR MEALS WITH COMFORT AND SATISFACTION OUR RENOWNED BRANDS ARE IN CENTRE OF LABEL. VIZ.: " EXCELSIOR,' "STANDARD," « LION,' "ANCHOR,' "CROWN,' AND CONTAIN ONLY PURE "COFFEE," With Pure " Chicory," mixed in proportions to sui taste and price. jgROWN, JgARRETT & £jO., AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS "Y'lN DE CHAMP NY A LIGHT WINE OF NON-INTOXICANT PROPERTIES, Elegant Bouquet, Rich in Tannin, and Free from Acidity. Is specially adapted for Summer Consumption, and . from its cheapness is within the reach of all. , : .is > Price per 1 Doz. Case, 255. F. WINTER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, 63, Lower Queen-street. Boots and Shoes. gOOTS AND g 0E S. jgPECIAL fj HOS. L LI SON, Having made extensive alterations, and having just * ' received a LARGE AND NEW SHIPMENT OF BOOTS AND SHOES. Is now prepared to sell the same at very LOW PRICES FOR CASH. JUST OPENED UP : A Shipment of the Celebrated "K" MAKE OF BOOTS FOR GENTLEMEN. CITY " K " BOOT WITH WATERPROOF SOLES, Are well adapted for wet weather, and very durable. PLIANT "K" BOOTS Are exceedingly light and easy, and are recommended to gentlemen seeking comfort for their feet. HYGEIA BOOTS AND SHOES Are light and comfortable, and recommended for durability. CHILDREN'S BOOTS Reduced 20 per cent THE LADIES' FITTING ROOM Is now all that can be desired. BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES. 7J\ II 0 S. Jj L L I S 0 N. BOOTMAKER AND IMPORTER, 74, QUEEN-STIIEET. I' ' I I ' ! I I i I pHOTOGRAPHIC, sm 1 \ yt% Ia I §|| o H o « ? (Ti £5 o li — m Have in Stock—The best brands of Dry Plates, Chemicals, and every requisite for the practice of l Saie' 1 — Thriving Photographic Business in Southern town. Good position, low rent, and large connection. A 1 Dark" Room for use of Tourists, and the latest Photographic Papers may be seen free of charge. 6 Telenhontt No 390.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9120, 31 July 1888, Page 7
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