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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4823, 28 November 1902, Page 3

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HUME AND SON; NET SPOT CASH PKICE LIST. „ OUR FAMOUS TEA. faS PER LB. ONLY ONE QUALITY KEPT—THE BEST. CURRANTS (best), 3.1 D PER LB. SULTANAS AND RAISINS, gD PEE LB gI.BS FOE -|^D. S 7 j_D PEE BAG '3f RICE SAGO TAPIOCA PEARL BARLEY SUGAR (No. 1 CRYSTAL)... RUGAE (1A FINE CRYSTAL) SUGAR (No. 2 WHITE) ... RICE (PER 561 b BAG) FLOUR (1001 b) FLOUR (501 b) FLOUR (251 b) OATMEAL (McGILL’S. 251 b) CANDLES (PRICE’S ENGLISH. 16oz) 7 _ ,j_D PER BAG i~S nl) PER’BAG t £ ijS o.D PER BAG 11 s 9 D PER BA "° per bag gs qD per bag <g>S fjD PEE BAG r'D PER LB 0 IRISH AND COLONIAL HAMS AND BACON, FINEST CREAMERY BETTER, LB. HUME AND SON, TEA WINE. AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. WILLIS STREET. ASSURE YOUR LIFE WITH THE CITIZENS’’ EIEE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Head Office for New Zealand: CITIZENS,’ BUILDINGS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, Lccal Directors: HON. T. W. S JVAEUELL. Esq.. J.P.. The CITIZENS’ 1, Office of Greater Britain. Tho CITIZENS’ Premium Income amounts to ASsn.UJJ. Tim m'nZPNS' lins tinware!* of 225,000 t'olicieq in lore©. A , Tho CITIZENS* watchword in «etllemout of Claims is;— Prompt Payment The CTO/ENS’ basis of valuation (s 3 oer cent.: tho strictest in Aastralasia. The CITIZENS’ Funds amount to -250C1,000. over £1 000 0M The CITIZENS’ Ordinary Branch New Acsuranees have totalled over LJ.uuu. The Tho CTTT7ENS* has money'to lend m apprcTcd City and Country Securities - current rates of A]j j i Acting-ReF.fdent Secretary. REMOVE EUBNITUKE, fftHE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COMPANY direct attention to their complete arrangements ftir PACKING. REMOVIN' Q. AND STORING FURNITURE, by arperienced and careful men. Ring rp Telephone 92 for full particulars. ADDRESS—2O, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY.

H. FIELDER IS NOW WIDELY KNOWN AS THE LARGEST HOUSE FURNISHER in WELLINGTON A GRATIFYING Proof of the Popularity of my Furniture is affordedby the fact that 1 am constantly • -.eluting. Orders for Furniture received from all parts of the colony. ‘ Enframed Couples, Heads of Families, an'- all 'who may bo thinking of Furnishing or Re-furnishing, are recommended to place their orders with me, for by so doing they -will rot only secure Furniture of the very best description, but will also save money, because I am the actual manufacturer and ! I supply Furniture from \he factory to people direct. Therefore you pet the best j value and pay only one price if you buy : from me. As I have already said, lam a complete House Furnisher. I furnish nil kinds of dwellings throughout, from basement to attic, and in any style desired, from the plain and homely to the j costly and luxurious. Quotations supplied j free on application. My CHINA AND GLASS DEPARTMENT . o , is replete with (he Latest Novelties and presents a striking appearance with its attractively displayed wares—useful and ornamental, | CARPETS. LINOLEUMS, other IXOORi CLOTHS. CURTAINS. j ! ART DECORATIVE MATERIALS. Etc. j ■ My Great Furniture‘Warehouse is filled j with examples of Furniture c' my own make. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. H. FIELDER, MANNERS STREET. "All who woulfl achieve endeavour to merit it.” should WE hare during the past three year, spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who enjoy a good glass of BEER To Ask for •STAPLES'S BEST. □n draught at almost all Hotels in the City and surrounding District, ,nd confidently anticipate their verdict ,yi 11 be that Staples and Co. have successfully removed the Reproach that Good Beer could not be brewed in Wellington. J. STAPLES and CO.. Limited, Molegworth and Murchy streets. BG. KNIGHT must reduce stock, as • the Victoria street portion of premises are coming down to make room for Commercial Travellers’ Club. Everythin" at prices to clear. Flags, Tents, Oilskins, Stack, Cart and Horse Covers. Loin Cloths, Driving Aprons, Rope, Canvas etc. Also a line of Saddlery and Harness to clear. Address—Customhouse quay and Victoria street. Telephone. 727. Open from 7.30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Saturday, the Sabbath,