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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8362, 16 September 1890, Page 4

KING, WALKER & CO. Beg; to announce that they have been s , appointed SPECIAL AGENTS For New Zealand for THE PBESERVITAS COMPANY For the sale of PRESEIIVITAS. To the Farmer this Compound will be the greatest blessing. MILK will keep sweet aid good for several days, bo also will CREAM, and BUTTER will keep sweet and unchanged for months. New laid EGGS passed through a solution are kept in a state of preservation. FRESH MEAT, POULTRY, GAME, RABBITS, Ac. PRBSERVITAS will be a great friend to the Batcher in keeping these fresh. PRRSERVITAS will be commonly used In SAUSAG AT, PORK PIES, Ac. HAM AND BACON immersed in a solution Of PRESERVITAB will not deteriorate. To the FISH-CANNERS and FISHMONGERS th.*is a perfect boon. PRBSERVITAS IS PERFECTLY TASTELESS IN USB AND HARMLESS. tar ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. Particulars and Pamphlets to be obtained at our Office, or posted to any address. I gPRING -J^OVELTIES ——— MILNE & C HOYCE Beg to intimate that they are now showing A HANDSOME SELECTION OF SPRING NOVELTIES! Which have just arrived by S. Steamers TAINUI, KAIKOURA, AND DORIC,' Together with A NICE VARIETY Selected by Miss Milne in Sydney and Melbourne. INSPECTION IS INVITED. N. li.-ANY WINTER GOODS STILL RE. MAINING WILL BE CLEARED AT 111 MEN REDUCTIONS. j\/J ILNE AND AUCKLAND. High-class ailring IGH-CLASS AILORING AT REDUCED T>RICES. EDUCED X RICES. In order to prepare for receiving NEW SPRING GOODS, tho balance of our WINTER STOCK Is now being sold at tar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. TKt! FANCY WORSTED SUITS, OA /I a Reduced to " " SPLENDID QUALITY TROU- A 10 ft SERS. Reduced to .. V AO O OVERCOATS (with Cape) OIK 0 I From " AU v | FOX'S SERGE SUITS. Re- , q in a ducedto .. .. O 1U U LADIES' FASHIONABLE 1 Ift ft JACKETS. From .. .. A AO V LADIES' ULSTERS, From .. 2 5 0 LARGEST SELECTION OF TWEEDS IN AUCKLAND. SUITS MADE TO MEASURE AT A FEW HOURS' NOTICE. A. r ° OLLAMS & (JO., SYDENHAM HOUSE 90, QUEEN-STREET. (OPPOSITE WYNDHAM-STREET).