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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9126, 7 August 1888, Page 4

Special Advertisements. | [Telephone 303. HAVE MOVED INTO THE STORES, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY JAKINS & SON, CUSTOM-STREET EAST, AND HAVE OX SALE : FLOUR WHEAT OATMEAL OATS WHEATMEAL TABLE POTATOES BRAN SEED KIDNEYS SHARPS ONIONS M ° I R & C 0. MILLERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, CANTERBURY; AND STORE, CUSTOM-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. JgOYLAN & J UNDOS, QIYIL ENGINEERS* ]\j[INING ENGINEERS AND PURVEYORS, AUTHORISED AND CENSED gURVEYORS, COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. ' FJIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) [ MAKES LIBERAL ADVANCES ON WOOL, TALLOW, KAURI GUM, FLAX, And other Produce consigned to it for sale in London SEVERAL FARMS AND STATIONS FOR SALE In every district in the Colony. Full particulars will be supplied on application to the Company's Office, 119, Queen-street. PURITY IS HEALTH. CORBKTT'S WORCESTERSHIRE SALT The well-known " Black Horse" brand, beautiful in colour, from the natural and pure brine springs of Stoke Prior, Worcestershire, as supplied to the Royal families of England and Europe, should be exclusively used for all purposes where purity and health are of importance, for table purposes, in baking, dairy, and provision curing, as physicians of eminence declare pure salt to be a vital constituent of the blood, hence the ancient proverb, "ex sale sal us"from salt is health. Do not be misled by outlandish or SENTIMENTAL names for salt. You must not expect puke water from an impure fountain. Have confidence in an article that has stood the test of hundreds of years, and from one of the oldest firms in the trade. John Corbett, M P., Stoke Prior Salt Works, Worcestershire. London Agents: Weston and eMail, 110, Lower Thames-street. Colonial Agents : Henry Berry. Melbourne and Adelaide; Dalton Bros., Sydney ; and may be obtained from the leading storekeepers in all the colonies. (July be satistied you obtain "Corbett's Worcestershire Salt-, Black Horse Brand," as inferior Salt under other brands, more or less similar, and calculated to de- . ceive. is sometimes otiered.