merchants. HEATHER ROBERTO! & CO, CUSTOM ■ STREET. i ' HEATHBB, ROBEETON & CO. haying made special arrangements with rations Manufacturers and Warehousemen are prepared to supply, in addition to the following list, every requisite of general storekeeper* I. ' J>»w»t«rge assortment of thiw: HOLLOWS PILLS IKLECTBIC AND PHfIBNIX (in lib, Jib, end Jib "STANDARD." Th. most economical «o»p in SALAD OH STORES ' »mi f MANILLAS ttilOOVWsStti •' fflsswtsr™ masses i«, |~ IS J « ,NE3 ?o«» -JOHNSTON, BAIBD AND 00/8 SB? £3" *»«■»»«« ™f rao3B^^^ P .. - —-"I LObStEBS S>«B™ FUVOUbTnQ ESSENCES STARCHES. Al.o ala Mrt rtbcM to A to, of INWAN, CHINA, and °»> S J T^ 1 FARINACEOUS FOOD* . _ wSflc'.T . MARSHALL AND COS ffi^' 8 ,t»,« . SSftgffi? ALBANY FOOD CANDLES. . . . CELEBRATED SCOTCH OATMEAL KAGI.E AMERICAN GOODS TOBACCO INDIAN CHIKF p JtIKNANDHARBnBMIOOD BROXBUHN R WAX H WAX T A7PWRV.J PBnVTOTnwc CORNFLOUR Th. latt.r t, ea,,ann qualily to any in the DRIED APIUCOTS, Mount Hamilton DKRBf ' FANCY GOODS. H ELLIN'S FOOD pninTiT«,i?i *?, LAZENBYS PROVISIONS market, ami the price is reasonable. „ PKAItS „ „ NEW VENUS PIPKS Ktbabley "Si"" oi coMPANvs n»««*Qu,iit T .ade:- AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY. ~ "SAUCES - " ™ S » ',; ascut Bonn 11,1 ?M5? Jl f . EUREKA (.miningcand,e). ' BSffi&&Ri HOLBROOKE ceKnVorcHter.hir. Sauce iWSgpn". I', *«»«* KB"™ •sftnoT'inTTvn MILK. ——— —. ;_ ANUjovEY SAUCK JEIIYbK'ns on account of its quality has now a Brm hold on the » PKA,Is •> : SIGNET PENCILS. a>, fc PRESERVED MILK. MATCHES K vu . ' . K perfections B « k <"- lu&nmvs „..- , victory playing cards, u, t*. •IWUNDIA" bdne mad. in Auckland I* BKLIACO/Si KUVoSuiNO KSSKNUM COCOA PERFECTIONS , VOBKSHIKK EELISH n^TmKE?I-s S?4v^«, E^ I ' ~" ITTPngTWT! " , "^rfeoOjrlresh.j.ndl the quality excellent I.ttYANT* MAY'S , Wm'jSKJRBKuIq i BACON AND HAMS. TOMATO S« BlB M"' WHirSP 1 " 5, MOKmTiD r KCfni ( CSAREn"I '*«,„„ TnR;MORBP<)BK«BBANDi .no»tl..genetal OHRISTOHUROH MEAT CO'S SALMON VUra, GhtarutlM.!! CAFTAN ' GeT nAiiiVrv viiir Jam J IS I-i'MON SQUASH /urouriW, the Mlei hating tacreMCd bejond expec- VIUUHAUUUIIUxI m±iAl I<U- TALLS Cocktail OLD JUDGE ' ' SUNSHINE QOUIIIKTAU I.IONBArETV'B CUUUY, 4c. ic. tali,,..' UR BRAND quality unequalled, a trial solicited I! „' Supreme Hi . ... • WHISsE In 1 gallon ttu
Furnishing Goods. | HIGHCLASS And Thoroughly Reliable FURNITURE Can be had from the Manufacturers at and below the prices charged for inferior articles. We manufacture everything. We sell direct to the public. We save the middleman's profit to the consumer. **" We guarantee all goods. J. TONSON CABLICK'S FURNISHING DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. WINTER, 1897. T~ i IHE MOST COMPLETE COLLECTIO>IN AUCKLAND of the Newest Seasonable Furnishings-PLUSHETTES-Plain and Printed in great variety. ART SERGES-Plain Colours an.. Pretty Printed Designs. TAPESTRIES-New Colourings an, '.. , very effective. PONGEE SILKS-Plain and Fancy. 32 inches wide, suitable for coverin. Down Quilts. CURTAINS—3OO Pairs, Cream an. White, just opened. CHENILLE and ART CURTAIN- ',< in Latest Styles. ' TABLE COVERS-Works of Aγ and lovely shades, 4+4 to 16+4 TAPESTRY and CHENILLI Table Covers. EIDER DOWN QUILTS, i Satin and Sateen, for Cots, all si? Bedsteads, Reclining Couches, etc. ! , BLANKETS— Zealand and Enp lish makes direct from the Manufacturers ; splendid value, and made tc .'. my special order. . QUILTS— variety, in Honeycomb ': ~ Toilet, and Satin jto suit all require ' ■■ \ ments,from cradle tolargest bedstead Printed sateens at i™ & Prices. . " !r LAPPETT MUSLINS in various V.;^ : New Colourings. Furniture TRIMMINGS-^ y.:' . Fringes, Gimps, Cords, Sheetings, ;,.:_,-,,. Pillow Slipping, and general Manii'f-''" cheater Goods. ' !•: WINDOW HOLLANDS-Floral, W£ Plain, and Striped. CRETONNES-From 4|d to 3s 6d |p; per yard ; English and Continental. the BEST place to Furnish from is fe "THE PEOPLE'S" iftirniflliing Warehouse, ' AUCKLAND. •I. TONSON CARLIGK, Wili— PKOPEIBTOB. %&'"'!'■■ ■ ' ■ ■■'■■' : I)RASB PLATES for House Door« and ':- : :.Sf : Ol rd«iiU»t«senp»wcl with N»ui« In black. UJ**** , . y new iiinciiineproceu. and mounted or SJWjome woodm wilt bolts, ready for 2"'K; can be obtaiiMU it the Hlß»u> Works, ffla ■ ■■■ ■•.
I Furnishing Goods. I i /r. k H. c\ NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. We have pleasure in announcing that we have openod-up fresh shipments of BRUSSELS SQUARES, STAIR CARPETS, HEARTHRUGS, LINOLEUMS AND OILCLOTHS, DOOR MATS, BRASS AND IRON BEDSTEADS, ETC. Our stock of Manufactured Furniture is "up-to-date," and we confidently invite inspection, as we know the Quality is Good, and the Prices are Right. T. & H, COOKE, GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSEMEN, Queen and Grey Streets. W. HART, 62, HOBSON-STREET WHOLESALE WIRE MATTRESS AID BEDDING MANUFACTURER, DIRECT IMPORTER OF ALL MATERIALS. TRADE SUPPLIED. Price List forwarded on application. Wines and Spirits. ■ I 'jSttgM TtoProof of I I ths pudding $ $ S(li§Pp' is the ptinj). » Nβ better proof It needed to convince the Public CJL wf of the excellent qualities and virtues of Wolfe's M ' 5 $*Q Schnapps than the fact that it has been rf* P 50 years Before the Public. | flour Mills ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY, £ik your GROOER or BAKER for onr PATENT GERMINA, WHEATMEAL tkb Perfect Wheat Food. Germina Tlie ealne qiialit Mat pres e n t used Porridge is the most ***«*»» y the British and American Food breakfast, dish in New Zealand. Ref(m SEMOLINA Fresher, Cheaper, and immeasurably CHAMPION FLOUR. better, for old and young, than im- fi .-..„., ported Arrowroot, Tapioca, Com- The Favourite and Leading Brand is flour or Sago. the Colony. THE NOfiTHEBN EOLLBB MILLING CO. (LIMITED), Quay-street and Fort-street Auckland. A. IIqCOKQUODALB, MiNioia. Plated Ware. GOOD VALUE Hi ELECTRO-PLATED SPOONS ft FORKS, CRUETS; TEAPOTS, BUTTER DISHES, JAM SPOONS, BUTTER KNIVES, SUGAR TONGS, ETC Quality Guaranteed. THE FLAG BRAND OF SPOONS AND FORKS, As used by the Union Steamehip Company of N.Z., ' , have STOOD THSI teist. BY , ... WALKER & : HALL, SHEFFIELD, . And Sold at Prices that Defy Competition, J,&J.fIGKEY, - ! ■'" QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND."""""^--,!
Provisions, &c. To Merchants, Storekeepers! and General Public of New Zealand. MANUFACTURERS, Wish to acknowledge thankfully the ever-inoreasing favour with which their goods are used by the people. In order to keep pace with the demand for our Biscuits, Jams, Gonfeetioos, Peels, etc., etc., Wβ hare just completed extensive additions to our Factory, and eieotedv the largest travelling oven in New Zealand, and a complete '■ ' ■ New Plant of the : , ft Latett 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 second to none in. "' the Colony and OUR Goods •= §fjT Manufactured of the Best Materials and, under such favourable oiroumstance3, are being produced in greatei quantity of Improved Quality, and at CHEAPER RATES THAN EVER! ■■.■■■■■ before. We .appen-* a lew TESTIMONIALS from some of our clients, which '* ■'"- ■',' speak for themselves:— MESSRS. Mennie and Det, Albert-street, I, JAM, Manufacture* by Messrs. Mksnie and Dot, Auckland. Gentlemen,—l hare much pleasure in Auckland, have been selected from many received, informing you that your "Southern Cross" and MR. J. GODBER, Pastry Cook and Confectioner, "Tui" Jams give gwat satisfaction to my customers, 84 and 86, Cuba-street, writes:-"I hive used the and are in constant demand. Your Confectionery Auckland' Southern Cross* brand of Jams for some and Biscuit* for many years past hate also met with months, and bare found them of first-class quality, general approval, and are much eiteemed for their aid fir superior to any other Jam I have used excellent quality.— faithfully, A. H. Nathan, for some years, and quite equal to the best brands MESSRS. mm AND DEI. Auckland. Dear of English Jams." Sirs,-We have pleasure instating that w« have , MFSSHS.MoEWENANDCHORCHrii, Pastry Cooki stocked your Jams; , Biscuits, and Confectionery for an i Confectioners, Lambton Quay, writ«:-"W« years past, and hive found th» quality of your have used your Jams about twelve months, they are nunufactures excellent, ana always reliable.- of flrst-clais quality; we have never used better." Yours faithfully, H. B. Morion and CO. Mr _ Vmm Fm _ Pastry Cook and Messrs. MennißAND Det, City. Dear Sin,- tioner, Willis-street, writes :-"I haTe much We have pleasure if testifying that we have pleasure in recommending Mennie and Dey"§ Jama; handled your manufactures of Jams, Biscuits, and 'they are the De I hive used. > They have the pure Confectionary for a great number of years, and bare taste of the fruit and retain a beautiful colour." v™SririTvSvtt' iIM< *' _ Mr AILAN ANDERSON, Grocer, Adelaide Bead, Yours faithfully,!. D. NATHAN AND CO. writes I may say that the 40 cases of'Tui Messrs. Mennie and Det, Auckland. Gentle. J,, m you have supplied me with have proved most men.-lt affords us neatplessute in etatingwe hare satisfactory ; in fact, I Hud (best Jams are M for many yews supplied your manufactures of Jams, ■ npintuig the other brands." Biscuits, and Confectionery to our customers Id ,:, T p p.,.., OrMer rhx an j tnrMtn , town and country, and the continual repeat orders ?, "^., B S.n'.tSdkW «urS v Sfniif w-'uZm TSira T My , "* 01,1 " 8 Me weU and I hav» no Yours faithfully, Brown, Barrett, and Co. ' di J cusiomeiS tie , hem J iaJ -ana 1 niit no ours faithfully. Brown, BiRREM, and Co. dfficultyiß placing them igaiiuUny bandin thi Messrs. Mentis and De», Albert-street, Auck- market. . (and.' Genlleiiieu.-We have been handling your „ „ n r , m .. n ornem (W TnrrjtMii. TheyarethecWw, BOBERION, AND CO. THEWiND luke. Grocers, Wl,'Cuba. The following from well-know* Wellington Pastry street, write:—"ff# are Belling more of th« Cooks, Confectioner!, nnd Grocers as to the quality ■ ■ Southern Cross' and' Tui' Jams thai any others, of the "southern CROSS" and "Till" brands of and the «ala is still Increasing." . '..'' 'Cycling. " , CYCLES! CYCLES! CYCLES I CYCLES! BEFOEE PURCHASING A BICYCLE YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO INSPECT THE LATEST UP-TO-DATE MACHINES, NOW ON VIEW AT OUR WARE-EOOMS, Viz. : - Dayton, Waltham, Quadrant, And ~ Roman; LOUCH, SON, & CO., Sole Agents, QXJEEN.STJ.EET> AUCKLAND.
j Flour Mill? and fiiecuit Manufacturers. THE FAVOURITE BRAND, AND OUR CELEBRATED BISCUITS. J. BYCROFT & CO, LTD. W. H. MASSEY, Manager.
Coal, Firewood, etc ■pUBNITURE REMOVED TO ALL PARTS, CITY AND SUBURBS, INCLUDING BIBKENHEAD & UEVONPORT. UCORIA, tor Paths, Roads, and Concrete, "TIENCING-Posts, Rails, and Paling. riOALS-Taupiri, Newcastle, and other Principal Mines TTIIREWOOD-Cut to any length, WRICKS, T IMB, gAND, /GARDEN COIL AND OHELL. CARGO OF NEWCASrLE COAL fluilj expected W. & G. WINSTONE, CUSTOM-STREET. NOW ON SALE: ' flft A T - BE 9 T NEWCASTLE, TAUPIBI, LiLfAIJ WESTPORT, HIKCBANGI FIREWOOD- 6^.™, ™" ,01 T JIVrP-HyDRAULIC, KOCHE, AND LlluEi SHKXIi PPTfIfQ-DBY PRESS . PLASTIC, Dltlt/IVO FAOR, RED AND BUFF PKESSRI) CATVn- THAMRS . LAKE . SILVER, AND OAINLI TARRING m A-R-FOB FOOTPATHS Villi Hil IX WARDING, FUBNITURE VANS, 4c, 4c. I FIREBRICKS- 2 ffiv,pS ! ■ descriptions ■T A NTC'S -400 mim EaUon, a i uate ! DRAIN PIPES^ 1 " 1,143 - ; J. J. C 6"' ARCADE, fOBT-STREKT. < Telephone No. M. iTIES I AND \ SHIRTS. All the latest styles Gents' Shirts, Collars, Ties, and Scarfs now opened up. Our Standard White Pressed Shirts at 3s 9d, or2ls6dthehalf-doz., are .strong: wear and perfect fitting,. . ■ •. • . ■•"• ■>■) .li '■ ,'1 ... .': '■.i •■!• 'i'.i' yl ".' '
Saddlery and Harness. ' \ PORTMANTEAUX. / * <S> \ - / / *Vy, \ TRAVELLING TKUNKB. AVs (§> / \ \ /r\*<£ / \ Oj \ BAGS. AV)// \ c \ / \S\ v / \$&W/A > pill tW&/Jkn\ « X XT / CARRYALLS. \ /]/ \ /v / / — \ \ / A / BEIEF BA . GS - \*ft ' \ $ /GLADSTONE BAGS. \ #0 ** / \ V >* /TRAVELLING REQUISITES.\ Patent Medicines. "LAMENESS IN HOBSES." EDSON'S CHEMICAL ESSENCE, CORES LAMENESS IN HORSES. •HOmMITTHMi TfKTIMONIAI, FROM N. MARQUIS ■ ...lllPßllillliinniL KSQ., M.R.C.V.S., LONDON. I CONSIDER IT GOOD, AND CAN iSffiflJllllljaifflQlW RECOMMKNDIT I H n /J nlllr i \ Timaru, June 3 ,1893. i rn nIP V 1 J 'n. ,T. Kdson, Chemist, Auckland; ' I MAI IHI M l DEAR Sir, Regarding your CHRMIiUUfJUUL U \ •■ OALrJSSKNOK, I bee to state that I have / A iip.,i A '. . Nv hud the opportunity of testing it in several I. H r-M If: AI severe cases of Splint. Curb, and other bony J/f w l lU. IVII \jn U • exostosis, and have found it entirely satismf .. , ->j s~y .«« f. -—- y~, .— - x factory in every Instance. I have also used MM IJ'LjLJ.|jl\|/l|jl \it in enlarged parotid glands, and it acts in AT n tlil\ll /111 ft similar manner, I may state that the Wf I ■*r--'r--' 1 Jl, 1 \_/ I'J remedy must be applied properly, or benefit |||M will not follow its use. I consider it Rood, nil ' VfiV I menace in Tlnweoe ami can recommend it to such as may re. Bi ror Lameness in norses. quto a remeily of the natute 0 , your i|| ■ ' ESSENCE. If THIS ESSKNCK hti b*«i txteniTily Mid bj (Signed) NEILMIE«DIS,'M,R.G.T.S., 111 the Public for more than » quarto of a century, sna Lonaoni Jill BtiSra'nUnt. n*B°mild*in ita operation? ITS ACTION 18 GENTLE, BUT AT THE 111 (he lUM tin* p»rratnent in its effects Whilst SAME TIME THOROUGH lii itrou tnough to answer thi purpose required bi Symond-stieet, Auckland, August 2,1892. 191 the Mvereat blister, it hu th. rare excellency of Mr J. Kdson. m «ot*| no injury to tht. Hair, lod cauot kltniib, Dear Siß,-Your CHEMICAL ESH ]' bewever often applied SENCK has been in use in our stables for 111 The numerous testiaoiUli which have beee M- f£ me time >. an , d *? , desire to f nfl ,™> "'I li| 1 celred from tra.tu.rs, itud groom, an« pri»at« gee- that your circular states concerning It. Wβ f I tlemen, id tie T that it is entirely free (roe have had occasion to use it on some of our II corrosive adds and all preparations of Mercury, horses for Splmte, Curbs, Wind Galls, [J recommend it as the beat application f»r Spavin. Thorough-pin, and other enlargements, M Curbs, Splints, ningbones, Wind Galls? Strains of which we have found it most effectual in |jj theSinewior Joints, Calloused or Hard Swellliga teinotlng, and we can conßdently recomII of long standing, and all other diseases rwrfrlif • ' ™* A , it to anyone requiring a safe and 111 mating or bliitiriuanUcation. (t ■■ • effectual blister, Its action is gentle, but HI The WDM will, when diluted accordlig M thi «l» the same time thorough, going to the If direction! on the totUe. be also found one of the seat of the ailment, and not leaving th» If] belt application) possible to Sprains, Bruises, Stiff- slightest blemish after the effects of the Ijfc] us of the Joints, and otkw iniaries of a slight hi ster have passed oil. It can be applied fill MION, where actual Mittertai iiaotr*quirtd. to animals in the field without danger of ■111 ' t ,„, .0 oai ic l ' bllstering.the mouth, through their gnaw. 11l B«tUM. at Si,. 3«. Md «i. tub. ing the part, which frequently happen! ■ '?'>-■.».■■ ■ with the ordinary blister*. *^^^ e^^^^*^^^^^"' \V andG, WIMSIONE, N.B.—Should there be any dlflcolty in procuring supplies n your district kindly communicate with the ' • prolcrietor. HOLD BY .CimilSTS AND STOREKEEPERS EVERYWHEBK. .T. EPSON, Chemist and Pharmacist, Medical Hall, 281, Queen-street, Auckland. Thinness means Weakness. v This is a fact. To be too thin is to be robbed of health, to be .; susceptible to disease, to be delicate, frail and a source of worry to one's friends. You always notice how illness of any kind drains the body of its healthy flesh. ' : ScottfS:- Etnuisionis much more thanaremedy for thinness. If it puts on healthy flesh . (as it does), it must do more, for there are other things to be made [ right before flesh can come. Think this over. It is worth more than a passing notice., Apply it to your baby, or your child who is pale, I thin or rickety. Apply it to a CQnsumptive, if you like. The rule I still holds good ~ : ; ■ ■■-■•■ ; I •. Warn Emtinra jnio aotmn.e «nart j livw Oil, It is so palatakle. Wevertheleu, Scott's Emnliica it Cod-liver Oil . and Hyfc»hoijUtw blended M|erlectlytk»ttt.p#t*mtytf M cbi« increased, i ' AllChtairti. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■.;'•.■■■■;.'" ' • .•. ;,
A MERICA'S BEST WHEEL 18 THE J\. CLBVELANP. WON THE GOLD MEDAL (the only one) AUSTRIAN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1690, from 85 other Eagiub, French, <3ensap,.Auttiin and American Manufacturers . ■••- - '■ CRKATED A SENSATiqN 83 THE WQBIIVS GREATEST and THE WORLD'S BESJC; WHEEL at thePARIS INTERNATIONAL'CYCLE SHOW ■ 1897, ' •' . Sola Agents in New Zealand for CLEVELAND, VIKING, TRIBUNE, MORGAN & WEIGHTS QUICK BEPAIB TYRE ■ 'ANDCYCLOENE OILS. npHB DIKING WHBEL rjO,, 34fj;.0UEp-STREET. ' ';; ' . WILTON J. WHITE, ■■■ , ' '•' ':' ' Manager. r,.ATRI,4I.BOLICITBD. KBm^^gPECiAiify. DOG REGISTRATION ' BOOKS, ruled and printed, with eitrutt iron the Dog Registration Acts, .1880,1832, and 1890; Books<o( lUceipte. containing 100 and 250 Forme each ; also Finns for Registration "at Reduced Fms for Cattle and Shetp Bop, in Books of' 100 .Forma etch may be obtained af the AuciiundWekult NEWS Pub. I luhing Office, QneiiMtrect, Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10424, 23 April 1897, Page 7
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