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New Zealand Times, Volume XLX, Issue 8163, 15 August 1887, Page 8

Business Notices. NOTICE !! NOTICE !! NOTICE ! 1 “Up an’ Wa’ them a’, Jammie.” SMITH AND MEDLEjY, /"N ROGERS AND TEA DEALERS. CASH PRICE-LIST— Jam, home made, 21b tins, 8d Jam, Murray’s, 4s 6d per doz, f per tin 5d Jelly, red currant, English, ls§3d Jelly, in glass jars, 6d Marmalade, Keiller's, per tin, 7d Marmalade, Gray’s, per lb, 7d • Prunes, per lb. Is Treacle, 21b tins, fid Treacle, in bottles, 8d Honey, per lb, 4d Currants, per lb, 6d Raisins, per lb, 6d Sultanas, per lb, 6d Candied Peel, per lb. Is Calves’ Foot Jelly, Crosse [and Black well’s,la 6d Figs, per box, 8d Cocoa, Fry’s, per lb, ls’4d Cocoa, Van Houten’s, per lb, 3s lOd Corn Flour, per lb, 4d Corn Flour, Yeatman’s, 6d Terms Strictly’C ash. SJMITH AND MEDLEJY,! Tea Merchants, &c., Manners-street, opposite Opera House. All goods delivered free. Telephone No. 312. 52 SCIENTIFIC DRESS-CUTTING, 272, Regent-street, London, W. MRS ROBEY was the first to introduce (July, 1884) this system to Wellington, and continues at the same address. Her success is a guarantee of efficiency. ROBEY’S DRESS AND MANTLE MAKERS, Fife House, College-street. 854 E W PRICE LIST. For Cash Only. A. W. BROWN, OF LAMBTON-QUAY & TORY-STEEET, Quotes the following prices : Kerosene, 130-test, per tin, 5s 9d . do 150 do do 7s Rice, 61bs for Is ; Sago, Pearl Tapioca, Split Peas and Pearl Barley, 51ba for Is j Currants, Raisins, and Sultanas, per lb, fid Colonial Jams, per tin, sd; per doz., 4s 9d Sperm Candles, 4d ; Price’s, 8d ; Paraffin, 9d Best Silk-dressed Flour, 4001 b bag, 10a fid Do do do 501 bdo 5s fid .Do do do 251 bdo 3s Best fresh Oatmeal, 251bs, 2s 9d Do do do 81bs, Is Finest Canterbury Potatoes, per cwt., 3s Starch, in 11b boxes, 4d ; Figs, new, per box, 8d English Sauces, from' fid ; English Pickles, bottle, 8d ; Keiller’s Marmalade, tin, 7d Good Family Tea, from Is 2d lb Try our Pure Indian Tea, at 2s 4d 101 b boxes, superior, from 12a fid each American Tinned Fruit, all sorts, 2Jlbs, Is 2d Macaroni and Vermicelli, 7d 401 bN. Z, Sugar, 8s; 401 b Auckland White do, 9s fid ; 401 b very best Snowdrop, 10s Fresh Herrings, reduced to fid tin Fry’s Improved Cocoa, 4d packet Washing Powders, from 3d doz. Soap, from 2d bar, 4s 3d box; largo bars, each 4lb, lOd ; Van Houten’s Cocoa, 3s lOd lb; Hudson’s Breakfast Cocoa, Is 4d lb Pure Honey, 4d ; Honeycomb, in glass jars, 3d each ; Baking Powder, 4d tin Prime Canterbury Bacon, 8d lb Mild-cured Hams, 9d Those who desire to practice economy should study these prices WELLINGTON STEAM COOPERAGE, Watebloo-quay. W CHALMERS, Manufacturer of all •, kinds of Casks and Kegs, Barrel Churns, Cheese Vats, Butter Tubs and Kegs, Tallow Casks. Staves and Heads for export at lowest rated. Brewers’ Vats to eerder. 34 CONSUMPTION CURABLE ME G. T. CONGREVE ON CONSUMPTION AND ITS. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT, Showing that direful disease to be curable in all its stages ; with observations on ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, &o. the Christian Herald, March, Slat, TV 1886.—MrG. T. 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