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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10600, 21 February 1896, Page 2

' ' ■ - Special Advertisements. REDUCTION IN THE TEA DUTY. OUE LATEST PEICE LIST. MATCH. A KEN T f No 00 Is Sr! npr lb m - . nm } INDIA*, CHINA, AND OBTLON j ** "o [l L 10d p£ lb MA. . MN j " 1 No. 1.. 2s -.Odperlb MAJS.-AltlN J EMiND- [ No. 2.. 2s 4d per lb TIGER "j ' f No. 00.. ls 8d per lb TIGER I INDIAN AND OEXLON , o> . ls 10d £ erlb TIGER | . 1 No. 1.. 2s Odperlb TIGER J B™' . [ No. 2... 2s 4d per lb HASLEMERE ■) f No. 00' ... ls 8d per lb jSffil \ H-ckv^blb™. -j go. 0 IslOd per lb HASLEMERE J \ No. 2 .„ 2s 4d per lb In the past the quality of the MANDARIN, TIGKR. and HASLEMERE BLENDS Has been such as to cause us to receive unsolicited testimony from all parts of New Zealand to the effoct that we have placed upon the Market the BEST VALUE in Packet Teas. This will be more apparent than ever with the New Blends, so that all who drink the MANDARIN, TIGER, or HASLEMERE TEAS Will have tho Batisfactiou of knowing that they are buying THE VERY BEST TEAS IN THE MARKET. JAMES RATTRAY & SON, WHOLESALE AGENTS. ' CT—mi „ ; ; - ■ ' Arthur Briscoe & Co. AND ' ■■ /.THE TEA BUSINESS..'.' j TO THE EDITOR. SlE,—We write to contradict publicly the statements which are beiug circulated to the effect that we have gone out of the TEA BUSINESS. Our sales in Otago and Southland »re already alongside of those of the leading Tea Merchants of Dunc'diri, end they are steadily increasing. Our Customers may accept our assurance that as far as tho TEABUSINESS is concorned "WE HAVE COME TO STAY." Wcare, csc, ARTHUR BRISCOE & CO. DRINK P-RISCOE'S TEAS. , Ouu Blends are: TARIFF TEAS. • ' THE TREASURER'S CHOICE «_,*.__.'__. ... Is 6d ncr lb THE PREMIER'S SELECTION „ ,_ Is 9d n STANDARD' BLENDS. GOLDEN ORFST „ „ __ _..'..... 2s 2s 4d n ' SILVER CREST ... _ ... _ .„ ... Z 2s' 2s 4d «' AVONDALE « ... „ ... „" 0, ~ Ss. 2a 4d m - ARTHUR BRISCOE AND CO., DUNEDIN, INVEROARGILL and WELLINGTON. t"|.': — - . — . 1 ■ LAST WEEK CARTER'S SALE!

DRESSES EXTRAORDINARY. Beautiful double-width Black and White Check Material, usually ls OJd and Is 3d yard—now clearing at SJd yard. 3?ancy!—A nice, cool, good wearing Dress for 43 lid only. Strong Flake Dress Tweeds, double-width, BJd yard—worth Is. ' 351 oire Effects, Dress Tweed, usually ls 4Jd yardnow 10|d. Shot Diagonal Dress Material, usually Is 3Jd yard—now 9Jd. ; . PRINTS-DESPERJUTELY CHEAP* Prints, usually 33d to 4?d—now aU at 2Jd yard. White or Navy Ground Prints, usually 6d—now 4|d yard. White Ground, neat spot or sprig, usually 7|d— now s|d. Plain Ginghams, Grey, Fawn, or Strawberry. 6}d—now 4sd. Brochrf Ginghams, Greys, PihkS, Skys, usually 102d-now 63d. Satin Drills," White or Fawn, BJd quality for 53d. SUNSHADES AND UMBRELLAS. Shot Silk Sunshades, 3s lid, 4s lid, and Ss lidworth double the money. Good Strong Umbrellas, ls (id, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, Cs Ud up. Beal Silver-mounted Umbrellas, usually 10s 9d— now 8s Ud. Black Mourning Handle Umbrellas, 43 Ud, Ss Ud, 6s lid. LAST WEEK C, POST OFFICE NOTICES. MtUi close at ths Chief Post Offico,.Daoedm oWeot to any necassary alterations), as under I— For Northern Ports, overland, daily, at IPJ3O a.m., 0.P.0. lata letters, mail van, North tnus, B t 11a.m. Monday, February 24. For lyttelton and Christchurch, por Flora, at '8.20 p.m. ■ For Southland, Australian Colonies (via Bluff), • India. China, Japan, Continent of Europe, United . Kingdom, also for South Africa, Mauritius, &c, per Rotomahana, at 2.50 p.m. Money orders, registered letters, books, and newspapers, at 1.50 p.m. late letters, guard's van, Port tTain, at 3.55 p.m. Parcels post mails for the Australian Colonies w3l close at 4 p.m. on the 22nd. Tuesday, February 25. For Lyttelton, Christchurch. Northern Forts of New Zealand, and Australian Colonies (except Tasmania), per Hauroto, at 1.50 p.m. Late letters, Port,train, at 2.30 p.m. Thursday, February 27. For Lyttelton, Ohristchurchj Northern Ports of New Zealand, Queensland, . and New South Wales, per Manapouri, at 1.20 p.m. Late letters, C.P.0., at 1.30 p.m. Mails for Fiji, per Upolu, close at Auckland on Thursday, 27th, at 4 p.m. Mails for Hawaiian Islands, Canada, United States of America (connecting with the Warrimoo, leaving Sydney on the 29th) will close at Auckland, per Upolu, on Thursday, 27th, at i p.m. Mails for Tonga, Samoa.'and Fiji will close at Auckland on the 11th March. (Signed) Ki>»i. Coon, Chief Postmaster, Chief Post Office, February 20,1886. T.1 ' . . Special Advertisements. t>. ■ < f <& THE *" * OTAGO WITNESS. * -$. ' * THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. •O.ICTUEBSQUB TASMANIA. By Cigarette. yK Sfr'ET EP WATERS. By Violet. • ■ ' A COLONIAL IN PARIS. "^ A- FORTNIGHTS SIGHT-SEEING IN THE GAY CITY. By Mabel F. Macaudbew. TDANKS FENINSULA-ON THE ROAD. By Edith Searle Grossmann. A SECOND-HAND MARRIAGE. Romance of the White Cattleya. Chinese Jugglers and their Marvels, Diving for Sunk Treasure. Visionaries with a Screw Loose. What the Kurds are like. The Armenians as They Are. Where Woman is Never Criminal. Starvation and Cannibalism. QTANDAED INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Omen HIGH STREET, DUNBDIN. ETRE,.,MARINE, AND ITDKUTY • GUARANTEE RISES •Taken at Lowest Current Rates. THOMAS B. FISHER, General Manager. OplWO WBLLBRS TOBACCO. Mada from Extra Choice MATURED SUN-CURED LEAF. Gives a Pleasant, Cool Smoke. Try It and-It will give yon satisfaction, *rcr o or d a y oil. BRIGHT, CLEAR, STEADY LIGHT INSIST UPON HAVING NOONDAY. QPEiHQ BLOSSOM TEA. RICH AND DELICIOUS IN LIQUOR. JW. FAULKNER & SON S, o DUNEDIN, ENGINEERS AND IRONFOUNDERS, WIRE WEAVERS AND GENERAL GALVANISERS. JJsnufacturers of Wire Netting for Sheep, Pig, and Rabbit-proof Fences (any width or gauge). Galvanised after Made. Ornamental Iron Grave Railings and Concrete Kerbing. Also. Front Fencings. Garden Seats., &c