Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8473, 26 January 1891, Page 2

Tauranga—Mr. J. Bodell „ Messrs Bennett and Spence Taupiri— Lovell Tamaliere —Mr. K. Simpson Te Aroha— W. Dibnell „ Mr. J. Williams ~ Mr. J. A. Cochrane Te Kopuru— Kauri Timber Co. Te Awamutu—Messrs. J. Aubin and Co. Te Arai— W. B. Farrand Tolcatoka—Messrs. Eves and Aitkon Te Puke— W. P. Smith Thames—Mr. J. McGowan „ Mr. W. Wood „ Mr. R. Walker „ Mr. J. I£. Hansen Mr. J. L. Walton ~ Mr. W. 11. Thompson ~ Mr. W. H. .Smith „ Mr. L. Dot Id Messrs. R. T. Douglas and Co. Taheke—Mr. G. Glover Mr. Robert Proctor Totara—Messrs. W. R. Laurence and Co* Tologa Bay Mr. W. W. Brown Tikinui —Mr. P. McLoughney Te Kaha—Messrs. I. J. Walker Tuakau— T. Walker Tokomaru— G. J. White Mr. R. Walker Wangaroa— Kauri Timber Co. Waerangaahika— Mr. R. Colebrook Waihou—Mr. J. Ogle Warlcworth—Mr. ft. Bradnian Waipu—Messrs. 8i in son and Son Whangaiuata J. L. Stevens „ Mr. J. Sainsbury Whangarei—Mr. Andrew Pearson ~ Messrs. Simpson and Harvej Whangarei Heads—Mrs. Stewart Whakatane—Mr. G. Creeke „ Messrs. MacGarvey BrosWaipiroMessrs. Somerville Bros. „ Mr. A. H. Wallis Waiuku—Mr. W. Jones Waiorongomai—Mr. H. W. Pennington „ Mr. A A. Wallace Waharoa— Friar Davies and Co. Wade— Thomas Lees ,j Messrs. Bond Bros. Any friends accidentally omitted are requested to kindly advise. GUIDE TO BUYERS OF L. D. NATHAN & CO.'S STANDARD TEAS. No. Labelled PaiCE. STANDARD INDIAN [JS JQD Per Lb STANDARD 2 AND 2 S £ STANDARD 3 " CHINA '2S 4 D " STANDARD BLENDS. .2 S 6° * STANDARD 5-j puRE (2 S m STANDARD el INmAN J2S 6 D • STANDARD 7J TISAS . [OS „ STANDARD s} c |?fo N . J " L. D. N™ * C a QOnN&ACKb. We import direct from Calcutta, and are always in a position to fill requirements at lowest current rates. L. D. NATHAN & CO. jyj ELLOR'S gAU CE. The delicious piquancy of Mellor's Sauce has made it a standard brand for over 25 years. Obtainable in pints or half-pints. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents. O C K SALT. J> O C K SALT. We purpose keeping this regularly, and are now ! able to supply requirements 111 large or small lots. I L. 1) NATHAN & CO., JJ u E MANN'S gTARCH. This fine quality Rice Starch since its introduction to this market is a universal favourite. We have secured the agem-y for Auckland, and have the highest confidence in recommending it to dour trae friends as bound to please the public. L. D. NATHAN & CO. gYMINTON'S COFFEE ESSENCES. We have this Favourite Brand of ESSENCES OF PURE COFFEE AND ESSENCES OF COFFEE AND CHICORY L. D. NATHAN & CO. Agents for Auckland. gEED jjJAIZE. BONEDUST, SUPERPHOSPHATES, &C (JUNSON & CO., 13, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. G. W. O wen 4 C°i HAVE FOR SALEMEEK'S CROWN FLOUR GOLDEN GEM FLOUR ATLAS FLOUR SUPREME FLOUR. ! HOUSEHOLD, in Sacks, 100's, Stfs and 25's. j G- W. OWEN & CO. | CUSTOM-STREET. Jp O B S A t E. 1 Upright Boiler with Galway tabes, I horsepower, good condition 1 Upright Boiler and Cast-iron frame, 8 horse power 3 6in Engines, Shafting, and Propeller, suitable for steam launch i single-geared Hoisting Winch, cylinder 6Jin 1 Double-whip Hoisting Winch, steam cylinder : Sin. McCOSKRIE & SON, AUCKLAND ANURES. gEE DS. Bonedust, " Croft Brand Lawes'a Superphosphates and Dissolved Bono Manure .Anglo Company's (late Ollendorff's) Superphosphates Hill's Corn Manure Peruvian Government Guano Bonedusts and Manures of all grades 25 tons specially-dressed Fine Boneflour, "Croft" Brand, to arrive about sth August §? IC .PS— CI '° v GRASS, TURNIP SEEDS, Fresh Shipments arriving per Ruapehu and Tainui. W. S. LAURIE & CO., CUSTOM-STREET, AUCKLAND. BonEJIILL at Ngaiiuawahxa, Waikato. ' ear Bones purchased. GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS.-Just re\JT ceived "The Levee," extra wide fronts, single stud, for evening wear ; also a large variety of White, French Print, and Regattas, which we are offering cheap to clear.—W. H. Fenton and Co., Hatters and Mercers, 78, Queen-street, opposite Herald Office. * Tennis shirts, hats, and SCARVES.— Splendid Assortment just to hand ex Coptic, in all the newest designs. —W. H. Fenton and Co., Hatters and Mercers, 78, QueenStreet, opposite Herald Office.