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Taranaki Herald, Volume IX, Issue 442, 19 January 1861, Page 1

ARMY SUPPLIES. Commissariat, New Plymouth, 14th January, 1861. SEALED TENDERS in duplicate will be received "at this office until noon on Monday, the 17th February, for Contracts for the supply of FRESH MEA.T, BREAD, and HOSPITAL SUPPLIES, in this Province for the year commencing Ist April next, subject to the terms and conditions specified in the Herald newspaper of the 12th instant. H. Stanley Jones, Deputy Commissary-General. Photographic Likenesses. H EORGE HOBY will take Photographic \JT Likenesses between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Terms : 10s. 6d. each picture. Sale Postponed. rriHE SALE of Lieut. R. W. King's EsX tate in the Grey Block is postponed until next month. Thos. Standish, 17th Jan., 1861. Solicitor. fTIHE Committee of the Dun Mountain X Copper Mining Company (Limited) hereby give notice, that, in the course of fourteen days, they will Invite Tenders for the Earthwork of a portion of the Railway, office of the Company, where, about the end of that time, the specifications may be. seen. T. R. Hacket, Secretary. Nelson, Jan. 5, 1861. NOTICE. MR. F. U. GLEDHILL will sell WOOL by Public Auction, at his Rooms in Devon street, at the usual rate of commission. PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, &c. Free from Adulteration. fIiHE great Medical Journal, the " London X Lancet," on the 4th February, 1854, declared the samples of Messrs. Crosse $ Blackwell were entirely free from copper, and this statement was afterwards fully confirmed by the Analytical Chemist, Dr. Hassall, in his work on Food and its Adulterations. CROSSE & BLACKWELL, of Soho Square, London, who have for many years enjoyed the high honor of supplying Her Majesty's table with their Manufactures, wish to call the attention of consumers to the great superiority of their PICKLES, Sauces, Jams, Tart Fruits, Potted Meats, and other table delicacies, the whole of which are prepared with that strict attention to quality and purity, for which they have been so long celebrated. Their Sauces are universally admitted to be the best exported, and those who have once tasted them never return to inferior kinds. C. &B. use none but the best ingredients in their various preparations, and although purchasers may not be able to obtain them so cheaply as the goods shipped by other Manufacturers, the superiority of quality will be found to more than compensate for any increase of cost. To buy a cheap article because it is cheap is merely to throw money away. C. & B.s Orange Marmalade cannot be equalled, it is made in Silver Pans, entirely from the Seville Orange ; their Mushroom Catsup also is the very best that can he obtained from the famed Leicestershire Mushrooms. The above, and all other articles of Crosse & Blackwell's manufacture may be procured of storekeepers New Plymouth, | and throughout the Colony. ! C. &B. are Wholesale Agent for Lea & Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce.