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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6693, 29 September 1882, Page 2

Opened this Day from Christy’s, Townsend’s and Bennetts.' GENTLEMENS’ HATS, Ex City of Tanjore. Announce the arrival of the very latest shapes'in ! GENTLEMENS’ BLACK, PABIS, AND HAKD PELT HATS, As now worn in London, Brighton, and Cheltenham. Extensive alterations have been made in the premises, giving more space and light. AMo, by City of Tanjore, 12 bales Newest Pattern Carpets in Velvet Pile, Bruasells and Tapestry. 5 per cent, for cash on £2 and upwardc* WILSON & RICHARDSON. By Special Appointment to his Excellency Sir Arthur Gordon. ■gr OH N AND CO., Watchmakers & Manufacturing Jewellers, Lambton-quay, Wellington* Branches : B. Petersen and Co., Christchurch ; S. and H. Kohn, Auckland ; S. Kobn and Co., Dunedin ; Kohn Bros., Wanganui ; and at London. 5512 MR, HERBERT RAWSON Dentist, Terrace, next Wellington Club, CREASE’S Al, COPPEE Compared with any other brands in the Colony for PURITY, STRENGTH, and FLAVOUR, will be found unsurpassed. Messrs W. Gregg & Co. of Dunedin, have advertised as follows ; “The keen competition at present existing in New Zealand for the supply of Coffee, Pepper, Spices and Chicory has caused many of the manufacturers to reduce their prices to an unremunerative rate, and, in some cases, to such au extent has this been carried out, that either they are losing by their sales or lowering the quality of the goods by the admixture of deleterious substances,” If this innocent announcement of Messrs W. Gregg & Co. should have the practical effect of causing buyers really to compare one sample with another, I shall owe a debt of gratitude to that firm for the substantial service they will have (perhaps unintentionally) rendered to myself by causing a still greater demand for CREASE’S COPPEE, PEPPER, and SPICES, K. H. CREASE, Steam Coffee, Spice, and Rice Mills, Old Custom House-street, Wellington. NOTICE. IN consequence of their rapidly increasing business, Messrs. BULLOCK BROS, are compelled to enlarge their premises. To prevent damage to their stock daring alterations, they are offering the r large and valuable stock at wonderfully low prices. BOOK S ! ! AT ENGLISH PUBLISHED PRICE. Books at 25, 33 J and 50 par cent, under published price. BULLOCK BROS., Booksellers, Stationers and Fancy Goods Dealers, Booksellers’ Hall, Laubton Quay. I B E NOTICE. Owing to the RECENT FIRE AT STATIONERS’ HALL, OUR BUSINESS is ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. ROBERT HOLLIDAY AND CO., Stationers’ Hall, . . Lambton-quay. N.B.—We beg to return thanks to those friends who' so kindly assisted in the removal of stock during the fire.