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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2642, 17 October 1895, Page 2

SPUING, 1895. A SPECIAL INVITATION IS extended to the Wellington public to viait the D.I.C. during continuance of the Spring Show, and to note the prices at which the Company’s importations of very choicest and most fashionable goods are marked for sale. SPRING SHOW OF BEAUTIFUL CREPO ELEGANT TWEEDS PRETTY PRINTS TASTEFUL MILLINERY JACKETS AND CAPES NEWEST SUNSHADES SUMMER COSTUMES AT THE D.I.C. Samples of NEW DRESS MATERIALS are sent, forwarded post free, to any address A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman. GENE IT TO SHOETT’S AUCTION ROOMS.

IT is the QUALITY of the TKA in the bag, not the price printed in ink on the wrapper, that makes the difference in value and coat to the public. Anyone can mark 3/• on the bag and retail it for 2/•, and still get more profit than a firm who turn out a good 2/- tea in a wrapper marked 2/-. If there were no duty there would still be teas worth 2/- and 3/* sold. IVT E L~S 0 N, MOATE & CO., CEYLON and INDIAN TEA IMPORTERS.

THE successful issue of the Chitral Expedition has been a source of congratulation to every patriotic Englishman. It may be of interest to New Zealanders to learn that Maokay’s Liqueur Whisky was selected for and a large quantity sent along with the Chitral forces. THE CELEBRATED MELTON MOWBRAY PIE. THESE Pies are again obtainable t the Hohjj and Colonial Bakekt, Lambton quay. The Health Cake and Digestive Bread still command a large sale. NOTE THE ADDRESS--109, Lambton quay, Wellington.