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Southland Times, Issue 11843, 17 September 1891, Page 1

Tea Merchants. BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE EARL OF ONSLOW, ASK YOUB OBOOER FOR /A \ CTS BtW\ M /|\ \N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. __AjX ' I <AA Al m _r_ML\ " The blending is entirely atteiiHSL I OGIS m t4H«r^&\ \ ded t0 b y Mn Nelson hiinsolf, V"V _L ▼▼¥>▼ M Wfaxm^ZQAA % who is a Tastir of gr«at experi___r __rTMoA?i_nTL ence ' and ' las ' lad a special IKI "T"l_l IT _w Js^^*_S^_ training in the art." IN Int m /n^3^\ % TIMABU HERALD. |y| am M " This finn deserves tlie sup\f\f r^ 1 \J K m \ P ort °f a "purrhasfrs of'l>a CJ fj \_, \f m m yV', % j\ as the article they otlcr is ' * m #/? I_ss?t?^?^_, superior to anything we _ m #<t TwC^¥tol^O , ?\ have seen in this Colony." sJtP M /& r^fOEAsj^T VA % PRES3 \\i 1^ m M** __^Sfe_3^*^PS_^_- "^\ " r ' kelson is a pro«*A^N m §£> T~EWK_r^rlsLr WL frssional Taster and THOUGH § _£ * _>*J^^3^S^-?\— - % n RICES: copied M^^3hKK2^^^ 2 i- 2 '/* PURE BLKHDKft*TEA_r ") AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. rAGENTS EVERYWHERE. Appointed Asrents: MATHESON & CO. Merchants, Special Agents, Invercarjrill H. bawson, Merchant, Agent Invercargill W. N. Stirling, Storekeeper, Agent „ R. Meredith „ „ „ J. S. Baxter „ „ .. W. H. Whittaker ... „ Dipton T. McWilliam ... „ Winton J. Waddel and Co ... „ Blnif Ceo. Johnson ... „ Lumsden Pnblic Notices PUBLIC TRUST yj:... OFFIOE OF WL * ..... x^ '"" *'• ... * THI-. Pnhlic Trust Oflioe of New Zealand ofl.rs great advantages to its clients i mc hiding State gmtrantee against tho fraud or dishonesty of tbo Public Trustee. The following comparison of business between the years 1879 and 1889 will ahow the progress made: — 1U79-SO. 1889. Cash r.-eeipts £41,813 «. £183,336 Total transactions, per balance-shoot ... _£y-_!,318 _~ _EH3o,'_W2 SI'X.'I'HITIKH — Gen. ■ml Investment Account ... J_.7O.RC-t _. .£216,943 S|ii!i:iiil Invest ment Account... ... £2X>.'>s _ £'_.-_j,S.l9 KxckvsKs A. cm- st— Total receipts ... £2,139 «. _H,-is2 A'liiiinisti-atini.s... ... ... ... 172 ._ 238 I'iol.iite^ im 1 irn-tR ... ... 14 — 30 Wills provisionally accented ... ... 1 __. 42 Letters re.-cive.l .. ... ._ ... 2,122 ._ 10,3-20 Loiters despatched ... .„ ... 1.-132 — 13,003 R. F. CUTHBERTSON, Invercargill, Agent for Southland, tt SOW WELL TO REAP WELL." KEID & GEAY'S FAVOURITE DRILLS. NOTE— To all who intend Buying Drills. Tbe Farmer who wants DRILLS good enough in material, coDStruotioD, and simplicity of design, shonld see KEID AND GRAYS latest improved Drille, co that he need not pay oat Bpare cash to Agents or Blacksmiths for repairs. PRICES : No. 1, MACHINE STYLE (Grain Only). 11 Conlter 7-inch Centre Force Feed for Grain £23 0 0 13 do do do do 25 0 0 15 do do do do 29 0 0 17 do do do do ... ... 32 0 0 No. 2, MACHINE STYLE. To Sow Grain every Codlter— Turnip and Manors evert Second Coulter. 11 Coolter 7-inch Grain and 6 Coulter 14-incb Manore ... £32 10 0 13 do do 7 do do ... 34 10 0 15 do do 8 do do ... 37 0 0 17 do 9 do do ... 40 0 0 TURNIP AND MANURE DRILLS ONLY. 6 Conlter Dill, to sow 14 or 16-incb apart £27 0 0 7 do do 14 or 16 do 28 10 0 8 do do 14 or 16 do 30 0 0 OUTSIDE SIZES MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE. We make the old fa»bioned Spoon Feed Sowing Apparatus if desired nt same prices, thongh we by no means recommend it ; in fact we may mention thnt one of the b«Bt known Farmers' Aseociation in New Zealand decided " The Spoon Feed to be unsuitable, especial <y io Turnip Sowing." REID AND GRAY, Invercargill. CITY BOOT PALACE, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. LAST WEEK OF CHEAP CASH SALE. Onr efforts to raluca our Stck to the d.mennona we deemed deeirablo, by offering the whol of onr Firßt-class Goods at PRIUES GBNUINEL? LOW, have been crowned with entire success The CLEA.BIJBG SALE will conpeqnently only be continued for ONE WEEK LONGER PREVIOUS TO STOCKTAKING. We folicit a psrusal of the subjoined List of Prices, and invite thorough inspection and comparison. Ready Cash Only and No Abatement. Gents' B.S. Boots, 18b fid, reduced to s=« 9d Ladies' n n tto . Shoe", 8s 6d, rednced to 4<. Cd Gents' Button Boots, 22s 6d, reduced to 10s fid Ladies' Kid Shoes lis 6d, re<itced to 7s 6d Gents' Balmoral Boots, 18* 6d reduced, to lis 9d Ladies' Levant Shoes, 12s 6d, reduced to 8s Gents' Balmoral Boots, 22s 6d, reduce^ to 16s 6d Ladies' Evening Hhoes, 10s 6d, reduced to 6s Oente' E.B. Boot?, 22s Cd, reduced to 15s Ladiea' Evening Shoes, 7s 6d, reduced to 4a 3d Gents' Shoes, 10s tid, reduced to 6s 9d Ladieß Button Boots 17s, redu eJ to B=> 6d G<nts' Shoes, 13s, reduced to 14s 6d Ladies' Batton Boots, 20?, reduced to 14s 9d Gentß' Cookhams. 27s 6d, reduced to 20s Lidies ulacy E S Boots, 2os, reduced to 10a 6d Gents' Porpoise Cookhnm j, 355, reduced to 25h Ladies' Levant Button Boots, 12a 6d, reducec Gents' Colonial Balmorals, pegged, 18d 6d, re- to 5s lld duc»dtol3s6d . Ladiea' Button Boots, 15s 6d, reduced to 6s 6c Gents' Colonial Balmoral, 16s 6d, reduced to Ladies' Levant K.S Boots, 12a 6d, reductd tc 10s 9d 7s Od Watertights, pepgsd. 18s 9d, reduced to lis 9d Ladies' Kid E.S Boots, 9i fid, reduced to 6s 61 BLicher Boots, lie 6d, reduced to 9s 6d Ladies' Balmoral Boots 14s tii, reduced to 8-. 6c Blucher Boots, 8s <td, reduced to 6s 6d Ladies' Lasting Boots, 9s 6d, reduced to 6e 6d Girls' Levant (10 to 13) E.S. Boots, Bs, r«duced Ladies' Lasting Boots, high heels, reduced t< to 8a 6d 3s 6d Women's Slippgra from 3s 6d to ls 9d. Women's Gorman Felt Slippers, 4s 6d to 2s 6d Korth British a.id A.n.<_rican Gum Boots from 2 ls. Boys' and Girl"' School Boots in lsrgi variety at greatly reduced pneee. Men's and Woman's Cork Solea from 2d per pair. Children 'i Boots aud a Uppers from ls per pair. SLOA^ BROTHERS, CITY BOOT PALACE, DEE-ST., INVERCARGILL. ALL COUNTBY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.