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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9079, 4 January 1893, Page 3

George Fowlds, Victoria ilrcade, has just received large shipment jf the latest novelties from the home market in gentlemen's hats, neckties, collars, hosiery, boys' and men's clothing, > travelling trunks and portmanteaux, which have been marked at specially low prices, to ensure a speedy sale. His stock: of colonial clothing and hosiery is also large, and good value. Read and remember. The Melbourne Rainbow Arcade Company conclude their Fancy Fair by clearing the remaining stock regardless of cost. Come and secure first Eick before it is too late. Everything must e sold. Sale now on. If it is the reader's intention to purchase Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver and Electroplate, Presentation Purses, Opera or , Field Glasses,\ we would recommend you before purchasing to call at Stewart Dawson and Co.'s, and, inspect the new shipments just received for their New Year trade. , When • you ask for : Arthur Nathan's Reli-, able Tea see that' you get it, as inferior articles are often substituted. It is on sale everywhere; at 2s and 2s 6d a pound. Take no other. 73 . One of the strongest-arguments _ urged against the use of ; gas in the kitchen is that it gives a flavour to j the food it : cooks. - We know the taste of gas when there is aw escape in our houses, and very naturally we do not care to have gigot a la carbureted hydrogen, nor yet pastry with gas trimmings, nor cutlets with gas sauce. , But the impression is altogether erroneous; like many ; other notions/ deep-seated f and t seemingly well-established, it is absolutely groundless - - and untrue.