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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11102, 17 December 1897, Page 3

An Open Letter, Tho People's Grocery, Now Plymouth, Docember, 1897. To the Purchasing Public of Now Plymouth and District. Ladies and Gentlemen, — j Permit me on the approach of the festive season of Christmastide to thank you most heartily for the growing response you aro so generously Riving to my constant effort to cater for your naeds. I regard this as tbe more pleasing as it indicates that tho lines upon which I am running my busiuess have commended themselves to your judgment. I need scarcely renvnd you that as iv the past, so iv the future you will find your requirements carofully noted, and providod for to the best of my ability. The People's Grocery is avoll assorted in /"GENERAL /~1 ROCERIIi'S It vx and nnABLE T\ELICACIES. JL U I shall highly esteem tho placing of your orders in my hands, and can assure you that they shall at all times have my best attention and be promptly executed. If you are not already on my lists for calling for orders, I shall bo pleased to romedy this on request. If you have not already tested uiy ability to serve you well, allow mo to say that this neod be no obstacle to your doing it now. Kindly remember particularly that THE TpEOPLE'S /GROCER Is the Sole Importer of tho now famous " Sinnawattee Tea/ and that he holds full stocks of MACONOCHIE BROS.' GOODS. Among other Special Lines, I may [ mention a well-assortod stock of PEEK, FREAN & CO.'S BISCUITS (Loose and m Fancy Tins) A choice line in STILTON CHEESE (English) While my stock of CHRISTMAS FRUITS is worth your attention — selected • quality, perfectly cleaned, second to none, they recommend themselves. Yes, the Pictorial Almanac has perhaps had its day, and anticipating that the public would appreciate a change, I have designed a more pleasing and artistic picture for presentation to my customers. Thoso are produced by two of our Jocal photographers, and I think you will admit that for good work of this kind we need not send our money out of tho district. An additional picture given to each purchaser of a 51b box of Sinnawattoe Tea. "With the season's greetings, I am, yours faithfully, C. pARTER, The Grocer. MISS COTTIER Invites inspection of her NEW GOODS, just opened. T7IANCY GOODS.— Photo Albums and X? Screensin Plush and Leather Frames, Binglo and double, in all the newest novelties and designs ; Writing Cases, Blotterß, Dressing Cases, Touriste, and Music Cases; Work Baskets, Companion, and Jewel Cases in Leather and Plush; Pocket Books and Purses, silver mounted in Russian, Morocco, and Pigskin; Ladies Hand Bags and Travelling Bags in great variety ; Inkstands, Hand Mirrors, Bracelets, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, and mnny Fancy Nick Nncks ; Crinkled Paper in 3d, Gd, and la rolls ; Fancy Boxes, Stationery ; Christmas Card 3in Boxes and Packets, very cheap ; good Pictures framed in Oak, Is Gd each. All the now Annuals just to hand per "Kaikura," Boys' and Girls' Own Annual, Chums, The Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, The Quiver, Little Folks, Chatterbox, Nestera, and all other children's Annuals; also all the latest Novels and I'riHeJJooks^ L9BB WAITARA STORE. WE have uot imported any goods that we can oll'er at a specialjlow rate for Xmas. OUR Grocery, Crockery, Fruit, Confectionery and Fancy Goods are of tho very best quality and as usual will be Sold at the very lowest remunerative price. We guaranteo to supply goods as cheap, and a good deal cheaper consideiing the quality, than some of tho advertised bo called cheap parcels. Our Motto : Small Profit fc Quick Koturns. GIVE US A TRIAL AVD YOU WILL SAVE MOSEY. GRANVILLE & CO, _ b 963 "iS IT A FACT? YES. WALTON'S •' XMAS PARCEL X'OK QI „ NETT CASH QI - contains 41b Currants 31b Raisins 211) Sultanaa {-lb Almonds lib Mixed Pool Packet Bpico lib Tea Gib Sugar Fur QUALITY cannot be beaten ALL NEW CLEANED FRUIT. A Pictorial Almanac Given to ouch puruhuHer. WM. WALTON. DEVON STREET. Telephone 5G] WANTED TO SKLL,— 4 Acres of Land, with good house, bathroom, dairy, stable, &c. ; situated 1 A miles from New Plymouth.— Callaghan |& Kbau'Selll