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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8521, 30 October 1888, Page 8

Business Notices By Appointment to rat g His Excellency the Governor. E beg to return our sincere thanks , , to the public for the libera! support accorded to us during the 20 years we have been in business as MERCHAN 1 TAILORS at 22. Lambt m-quay. We also desire to notify that wo have disposed of the business to Mr JAMES MOWAT, formerly of Princes-street, Dunedin, and we trust that the same liberal support will be continued to our Successor, in whom wc have every confidence of giving entire satisfaction J. & R. SLOAN. In relation to the above, I may state that no effort will be wanting on tny part to secure the patronage accorded to my predecessors, I will always supply the best materials and workmanship, and all Orders entrusted to me shall always receive my careful attention. JAMES MOWAT. Wellington, 15th October, 1888. A member of the late Firm will be in attendance at the shop each day (Saturdays excepted), from 10 a.tn. to 5.30 p.m., to receive payment of accounts owing to them, 320 READ I THIS S jp RI 0 B LIB T. Sugar, Noe. 1 and 2,3 d per lb, 9s 6d psr’bag Sugar, No. 3, 2|d per lb, 8s per bag Tea, la 8d per lb, 7s 6d per 51b tin Tea, 2a per lb, 9a per 51b tin Tea, 2a 4d per lb, 10 fid per 51b tin , Tea, 2a 8d per lb, 12s per 51b tin Good Family Teas, la 4d per lb Indian Tea, 2s 6d, Fijian Tea, 2s 4d lb Tea in 111 b boxes, 14s, 16s, 18a, 20s Flour, 9s fid per lOOlba ; 50’s, 5s ; 25’s, 2s fid Oatmeal, 2a fid per 251bs ; 101 b for la Potatoes, 5a fid per sack Coffee, la 4d per lb : Cocoa (Van Houteu’s), 3s 8d per lb: Cocoa (Fry’s), Is 4d per lb Currants and Raisins, fid per lb Corn Flour, 4d per Ih Sago and Split Peas, per lb Bine, 7d per lb Extract of Soap. Is per dozen Clothes Pegs, Id per dozen Blacking, fid per dozen Sauce (English), fid per bottle Currie (Cross & Blackwell’s), fid per bottle Salad Oil, fid and lOd per bottle Mullet, 8d per tin Farinaceous Food, lOd per tin Marmalade, 7d per tin Golden. Syrup (Morton's), 8d per tin. Painkiller, Is 2d per bottle Candles (Ship), 8d per lb, 15s per box Soap, 2d, fid, Bd, lOd per bar Soap, 4s, 6a, Ba, 10s per box Jam, 5d per tin ; 4a 9d per dozen Fresh Buttor and Eggs daily Orders called for and goods delivered free in any part of Wellington, Kaiwarra, Ngahauranga, Pitona and Mutt, by MILLER, BOOTH & GO., CORNER OF CUBA AND INGESTRE-STREETS. Telephone 294, By Appoint, meat to His Excellency the Governor. JUST RECEIVED— A LOT OF OIIOIOK TEA BETSJ, AND TEA SPOONS, CRUETS, BISCUIT BOXES, BUTTER COOLERS, ANl> NOVELTIES IN PLATE, Suitable for Wedding Gifts and general use. Also, A CONSIGNMENT OP SUPERIOR MARBLE CLOCKS. In small sizes, /. Littlejohn and Son, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OPTICIANS, Lambton Quay and Cwba-stkeet, Wellington. RANTED KNOWN.— J. FULTON, Practical Tailor. ; and Style Guaranteed. A trial respectfully solicited, te the Address —120 Willis-strebt (Sir doors from Working Men's Club). 224 A SURE REMEDY FOR BALDNESS mM. w> 2a <£> m BORMAN'S ECLIPSE HAIR PRODUCER (Registered),—This prepara, tion eclipses all others.—A New Discovery for the Growth of Hair on the Head and Face; for.removing and preventing Dan. draff, and arresting the fall of the Hair. It cores any disease of the Scalp, and causes new growth on the head after being bald for years. Where it has become weak and thin, from whatever cause, it quickly restores it to its natural vigor. Marvellous Success. Pronounced to be the greatest boon to mankind ever discovered. This preparation has cured what all medical science has hitherto pronounced incurable, viz. that once the hair had fallen, from Scrofulous affection, it would never grow again, for which there was no specific until this was discovered by J. HICKMAN, who claims it to be Nature’s only remedy for all kinds of baldness. Ask your chemist for circular, and see testimonials. Each bottle contains supply for one month. Price 4s, of— Garrett j G. Moo Gordon j Barraud. And all Chemists. General Agents—N.Z. DRUG COMPANY Wholesale of Kempthorne, Prosser & Co., throughout the Colony, and Sharlaud & Co., Wellington and Auckland.