Special Advertisements. JELLING QFF ! gELLING QFP ! CLEARING SALE OP P. APERY AND GREAT REDUCTIONS IN DRESS MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS, JACKETS, ULSTERM, lIOSIKUV, GLOVES, &C----FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AT HALF-PRICE. HANDSOME PLUSH MANTLES MARKED VERY LOW. HANDSOME SILK MANTLES MARKED VERY LOW. Dressmaking anil Millinery carried on as usua during tho sale. T IIE M IBSES M c AUGIILIN ' SII ORTL A ND-STIIE ET, Opposite the Star Office. The Premises for Sale— Baker Bros. M ' pi ssa KS sy co QARLICK & RAN WELL gg _ cc 2$ CARPETS! gg CARPETS! gS c/j/yj W73 " p'f] VERY CHEAP *3^ 00 XX at " SAELICK & GRiNWBLL'S, 40 PO ... ■ ' , gg QUEEN-STREET, §§ Auckland. WW KM CtfCO QRANGES. rjIAIIITI QRANGES. DONALD & EDENBOROUGH (Auckland, Tahiti, and Itaratonga,) Have always on sale and to arrive from the South Sea Islands ORANGES BANANAS PINEAPPLES PEANUTS COCO AN UTS LIME JUICE AND DESICCATED COCOANUTS. ICQ- Purchasers can always rely on the D. & E brand being tho best in the Market, and that the utmost cave will bo used fit sorting and packing the fruit before delivery. The public are respectfully requested when purchasing to ask j'oh Tahiti Guanoes, and see that they okt them. Tahiti Oranges are admittedly lie Finest in the World DONALD & EDENBOROUGH, COMMERCE-STREET. .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8670, 12 September 1891, Page 4
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