Public Notices. ggggp- milE TABLE OF CONTENTS X of tlds Issue will b« fonnd on Tage 29. NEWSPAPERS for 18071 MAGAZINES for 18»7. .1 OtJfiIWAL.S for 18OT. We Can Supply- DlyiL Pstd a. d. a. d Home Notes... „, „. 8 6 10 6 Home Ghat ... M , , k . 8 6 10 6 The Hub ... 4, », 8 6 10 6 Amateur Gardener ,„ ♦„ 8 6 10 6 Answers ... ... ... 8 6 10 a British Weekly ... ... 9 0 11 G Carpenter and Builder... ... 8 6 10 0 . Ladies' Companion (weekly) M . 8 6 10 C Christian Leader ... » 8 6 10 6 Christian News ... ... 8 6 10 6 I'orget -rue-Not ... r 8 6 10 6 Woman's Life ... ... 8 6 10 6 Journal of Horticulture ... 17 6 20 6 Our Home ... ... . 8 6 10 0 Spare Momenta ... ... 8 6 10 0 Detroit. Fi ee Press ... <„ 8 6 10 6 Kcottiuh Nights ... ... 8 6 10 tt Penny Musical Library.., ... 8 6 10 0 Inventions ... ... . 9 0 II G The Field ... . ... 35 0 40 6 The Lady ... k ... 20 0 22 0 Home News... ..* '...32 6 35 6 Catliolic Times ... ... 8 6 10 6 London Times Weekly Summary... 18 0 20 0 Economist ... ... ... 48 0 E0 0 Weekly Times „, ... 8 6 10 0 European Mail M , ... 32 6 35 0 The Idler ... ... 15 0 38 0 Badminton Magazine ... ,v. 15 0 18 0 Century Msgazine ... t ,. 20 0 24 0 Contemporary Review... . 35 0 40 0 Nineteenth Century ... ... 35 0 40 0 Fortnightly Review ... ... 35 0 40 0 Ladies' Realm ... ... 9 0 11 0 Magazine of Music ... ... 9 0 11 0 : Strand Magazine of Music .-.. 9 0 11 0 Sunday at Home ... ... 9 0 11 0 i Leisure Hour ... ... 9 0 11 0 ! Christian Herald (monthly parts)... 9 0 11 0 Good Words ... ... ... 9 0 11 0 Architecture... ... ...18 0 20 0 Melody ... K . ... 9 0 11 0 Pall Mall Magazine ... ... 18 0 21 0 Cosmopolis ... , „. 35 0 40 0 The Garden ... »„ v ... 18 0 £0 0 Knowledge . ... 1 4 .. 10 0 12 9 Bookman .., ,„ * ... 14 0 16 O Arts Amateur , „. 30 0 32 G Studio ... ';, ... 16 0 20 0 Young Man ... ..; . t 0 6 0 Young Woman ... ... 4 0 6 0 Weldou's Children's Bazaar .30 40 Weldon's Illustrated Dress ... 8 0 4 0 Leachf-s's Fancy Work Backet (vol. 16)... ... ... 2 0 8 8 Ana all Colonial Papers at Published Prices. | All orders muat be accompanied with subscriptions for one year's supply. W. J. PRICTOR & CO., PUBLISHERS AND NEWSDEALERS, Stavtokd Stuebt and PniNCEs Street, Donedin. OUHBJTY TELLS. «y V ri Em fill B am Ea em w I PROVED BY THE SALES OF NELSON, MOA.TE, & CO.'S PURE TEAS AGAINST ALL OTHERS. COMPARE AND BE CONVINCED. ' Nothing like them for Quality, Purity, and Strength. ONLY THE SAME PRICE To the Public as other Teas, although they cost more, and the Grocer paya more for them. TTTTTTTTTT EEEEEREBE A A TXTTTTTTTT BEEEKEEEE AAA TTT EE AAAA TTT EE AA AA TTT EE AA AA TTT EKEEEH A A AA TTT EBEEEE AA AA TTT EE AAAAAAA TTT J2E AAAA AAAA TTT EE AA AA ITT EEEEEEEEE AA A A TTT EEEBEEEEE AA AA HOW IS IT DONE? By keeping Stocks and Varieties that ro one else can keep, for they have not the Sale, and giving the Public a better Tea than anyone else can. A few who do not study their Customers try to soil other Teas that give them a Larger Profit. BUT STILL QUALITY TELLS AND f 1 TEAS HAVE THE HIEGEST SALS IN AUSTRALASIA.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2258, 10 June 1897, Page 1
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586Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Witness, Issue 2258, 10 June 1897, Page 1
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