Saddlery and Harness. I*lll !■ ' i \ PORTMANTEAUX. / * tf \ — / / _ *Y } j< \ TRAVELLING TEUNKB. /< * <S> J \ y> \bag&avj// \ x \ /fit % X \ \ fc_ X ▼ A X W ■ WH4 // 5 * ffl / &* / CAEBTALL3. \ /#/ \ / / / — \ ** \ / * * ™ / BRIEF BAGS. \ \ /» \ a* / GLADSTONE BAGS. \ C> i/ \ V J* /TRAVELLING REQUISITES.\ Provisions, &c. To Merchants, Storekeepers, and General Public of New Zealand. MANUFACTURERS, Wish to acknowledge thankfully the ever-increasing favour with which their goods are used by the people. In order to keep pace with the demand for our Biseaits, Jams, Confections, Peels, etc., etc, We have just completed extensive additions to our Factory, and erected the largest travelling oven in New Zealand, and a complete New Plant of the 4 Latest Biscuit Machinery. * We have also provided New Machines for Confectionery Department and complete New Premises and Plant for .the manufacture of our celebrated JAMS, PEELS, AND PRESERVED FRUITS. With these improvements, our Factory is seoond to none in the Colony and OUR Goods .=== MT Manufactured of the ' Best Materials and under such favourable circumstances, are being produced in greatei quantity of Improved Quality, and at CHEAPER RATES THAN EVER! before. We appen-- a few TESTIMONIALS from some of our clients, which speak for themselves :— Messrs. Mennie and Det, Alton-street, I Jam. Manufactured by Messrs. Mkknie and.Dey, Auckland. Gentlemen.-I have much pleasure in Auckland, have been selected from many received iii(onnlnß you that yew "Southern Cross" and Mb. J. Godber, Pastry Cook and Confectioner, " Till" Jams give neat satisfaction to my customers, 84 and 86, Cuba-street, writes :-" I hive used the and are in constant demand. Your Confectionery Auckland 'Southern Cross 1 brand „ Jams for some and Ulicnltt for many yours past have also met with months, and have found them of first-class quality general approval, and are much esteemed for their and far superior to any other Jam I have used excellent quality.-Yours faithfully, A. H. Nathan, for some years, and quite equal to the best brands MESSRS. Mennie and Dey, Auckland. Deaf of English Jams. Sirs,—We have pleasure Instating that we have Messrs. McEwen and CIIURCIHU, Pastry Cooks stocked your Jams, Biscuits, and Confectionery for sn; Confectioners, I.ambton Quay, write :-"Wa years past, and have found the quality of your aM used your Jams about twelve months, they are manufactures excellent, and always reliable,- of flrst-clais quality; we have never used better." Yours faithfully, H. B. Morton and Co. tltL Vincent Fama, Pastry Cook and Confec. Messrs. Mennie and Dkv. City. Dear Sin,- tioner, 31a, Willis-street, writes:-"I have uracil We have pleasure he testifying that we have pleasure In recommending Mennie and Bey's Jams; handled your manufactures nf Jams, Biscuits, and they are the best I have used. They have the pure Confectionary for a great number of years, and have taste of the fruit and retain a beautiful colour." Invariably found that they give great satisfaction.- Mr AIUN Anderson, Grocer, Adelaide Road, Yours faithfully, L. D. Nathan and CO. writes:-" I may say that the 40 cases of 'Tui' Messrs. Mennie and Det, Auckland. Gentle. j Hnl you have supplied me with have proved most men,-ltaffordsusgreatpleasureinstatingwebave satisfactory; in fact, I find these Jama are fast for many years supplied your manufactures of Jams, supplanting the other brands." Biscuits, and Confectionery to our customers in MR) t p Covenet, Grocer, Cuba and Ingestte town and country, and the continual repeat orders tHet writ M._ „lbm hm Peking your Jams we-get from them is the surest sign that the quality fm somt tim aml nil mily sale for thßm of the goods carry their own recommendation.- M customers are well pleased, and I have no Yours faithfully, brown, Barrett, and Co. difficulty in placins them against any brand in the Messrs. MenSII and Dev, Albert-street, Auck> market." land. Gentleiiien.-Wehave been handling your Mr _ c HEm »ND, Grocer, 90, Tory-street, goods inconslderablequnntlties for many years, and writes ._.. sin( . () the (Southern Cross' and 'Till' our experience has been that they have given sum Jams haw come , nto the market my cus t o universal satisfaction that they now hold a leading fer thera to any otberi Th ate th only Jams position on the market.-We remain, your* truly, i, tock » w'" &BATHER, ROBEItTO.V, AND CO. TRgw m flwMW> m> Cuba . The following from well-known Wellington Pastry street, write :-"*'• are selling more of the Cooks, Confectioners, and Grocers as to the quality ' Southern Cross' and ' Tui' Jams thai any others, of the "KOUTUEKN Caoss" and "Tui" brands of and the sale is still increasing.'' Gunsmiths. Conveyances. RICK IT AND riO.'S _____ Leaves Morrison's Royal Hotel and Woodward's __ Pacific Hotel Thames, for Puriri, Hikotaia, T) TCVITT Paeroit, Waifii, Karangabake, Waitekauri, A/. jJViix, and daily, at 8 a.m. GDNMAKER, AND IMPORTER OP Reaves Jhames for Tauranga: Tuesdays and FIREARMS, AMMUNITION, leave's Te Aroha, Walhi, and Waitek'aHri, daily, nvcravxir. rnAPTrrl^ , at 8 a.m., for Paeroa, meeting Coach for Thames. -lblllWlr IAUVIia, le|lveg Crosby's Hotel, paeroa for Thames FIREWORKS, &C. Waihi, Waitekauri, and Te Aroha, daily, at 1 p.m. DOUBLE AND SINGLE ■ BARREL 'f' 63 Tautanga for Thames: Tuesdays and BREECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING Carriages. Brakes, and Buggies, with reliable GUNS, Drivers, thoroughly acquainted with all parts of irn a Air RITVP.RS the Goldfield; and Saddle-horses can be hired at 10 H i all boxhikb. the Company's Stables, at Thames, Hikutaia, «/»»«■.,,.. . ~,.TTvitmr/-nT rrnio Pa*™*, karangahake, Walhi, Waitekauri, Te COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO.'S Aroha, and Tanranga. CARTRIDGES, from 83 6d per 100, . Telegrams and Letters promptly attended to. nADmDTr>r.i,'C! Auckland Booking AgentU.M.C. NEW CLUB CARTRIDGES, ihos Cook & Son, 89, Queen-street, Auckland. 10s per 100, BICKIT AND CO.. Proprietors, CURTISS' & HARVEY'S DIAMOND GRAIN, FP, ~, AND AMBERITE SMOKKLKSS POWDERS ALWAYS IN STOCK, TVEVONPORT AND WARKWORTE U ROYAL MAIL COACH. Every Monday anc Wednesday, at 9 nxa. ,rfsjfjSS(j ____hB Blfel——, Calling at Wade, Orewa, Waiwera, and Pnhol. StWS-i Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 3 si-" Great Reduction of Fares for two or more passen. Proprietor. Cook and Son, Booking Agents. RIFLES AND REVOLVERS IN GREAT V A TUFTY CHICAGO air RIFLES fis each V ISITORS AROHA.-Notica - mrwAißMiriVs 7« R/1 parh ▼ 1 "* "BJdrtigTHW will ran a Coach from It ?AinnM MCTOT from lte each" Atohll °" »'»rf»n Thursdays, and rktunbya SALOON RIFLES, from Its eacn. „ ||tta trt||| , „ _ llckUnd '{ Mo „| nlTme ',„ —~ those days, and returning to Te Aroha from Motrins GUN REPAIRS OF EVERY DbSOBIPTIOH DOM "He «, Monday* Wednesday!, and Fridays en IK FIRST-CLAS9 Style at THE arnvMof^inhoin Aucklaßd.con.eyingpasseng^ Shorthst Notice. " , „, qaluqher. „_. „ BookingOffieeFISHING TACKLE. IHOS COOK*SON, SEA AHD River Tackle IN GREAT VARIETY Tontist Agency. 89,Qaeen-atr„t. ROD AND REEL REPAIRS . iS '" rrrmfiflT * -NONB mOOBD IN THS BEST SIB* ■ At B. , W RIGfIT * S° NS " BBMinNO. lORWAKDINO, AND BSPBIBS D^ f;,^i?.." l V I T T, ;j>; aqincy | »-.,' ■-.'■ Hi .-; ■- , ■-,' QUEEN-STREET WHARF. . GUNMAKER; AND IMPORTER, ' furniture carefully removed. Shipping and Ciiitoini •'"'"'■■'-" !-■■■'■•■• '.■■■■■ : .'•'■■•-'•;>'work attended o.'-' , 166, QaEES-STREET, Auckland -i| NB _~ left at BMldence, PitnUit.'win Price List Free on application, renin promyt atUntiou;
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10415, 13 April 1897, Page 7
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