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Star (Christchurch), Issue 384, 6 August 1869, Page 1

CONFECTIONERY, ENGLISH AND_COLO]SriAL MADE. HHHE UNDERSIGNED has on SALE a large assortment of S •^KTV BETS, Consisting of — Pear Drops Sticks Conversation Loz nges Cirraway Comfits Raspberry do Barley Sugar Peppermint do Chocolate Drops Acid do Raspberry Rock Rose Bon Eons Lemon Clove do Ginger do Jujubes Pine Apple Peppermint do Fancy do Crystallised fruit Rose Buds Rose do Sugared Almonds Crackers Fish Regent doj Cough Drops Gelatine Lozenges Beads Almond hardbake Coltsfoot Rock Pastiles Scissors Everton Toffy Bath Pipe &c, &c. Lemon do Scotch mixtures Visitors to this Establishment will find a BETTER SELECTION and GREATER VARIETY of SWEETS than in any other SHOP in CANTERBURY. WHOLESALE DEALERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. Orders of fifty-six pounds and upwards delivered within twenty miles of town. E. G. MOIJLDEY, COLOMBO STEEET, OPPOSITE TRIANGLE. 3562 -NOT I 0 E - iT HE UNDKKSIGNED having taken those Premises in High Street, opposite Moss' Monster Clothing Hall, begs to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that he HAS OPENED THE SAME AS A GROCERS' AND TEA DEALERS' ESTABLISHMENT. He therefore invites attention to his LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK or TEAS AND GENERAL GROCERIES, WHICH HE INTENDS SELLING AT THE LOWEST PAYABLE PROEIT, And for which he requests a share of Pnblic Patronage. COUNTRY PURCHASERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. . A Supply of Fresh Butter and Eggs wanted for Cash. ROBERT MACFARLANE HIGH STREET, CHRISTO HTJS 0 H. 3546 GrOIZZEH GKXL-D! GrOZLJJI NEW REEF JUST DISCOVERED ! W. H. DAYENPOHT, CITY TEA MAET, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, . HAVING purchased, at unusually low prices, a Large Stock of Teas,. Coffees, Oilmen's Stores, &c, is now enabled to offer them at such prices as will ensure to Purchasers a CONSIDERABLE SAVING. In their Household expenses, and place them in a position to make an immediate investment in the HIGHLY AURIEEROUS LAND On Banks' Peninsula, or the Malvern Hills. SUBJOINED IS A LIST OF PRICES :— ■-•■..-.■ s. d.; • GOOD BLACK TEA ... ... ... 2 0 SUPERIOR DO 2 6 EXTRA-FINK PEKOE FLAVOURED ... ' 3 0 FINEST PBARL GUNPOWDER ... ... 4 0 FINEST PLANTATION COFFEE ... 1 8 • BOXES OF TEAS, from 25s each.; ■ i■ ■ ■ ■i ■■ NEW FRUITS, ETC., i.; a. eleme;;raisins ° •* new currants ... ° 6 new prunes ... ... • ,— , 0 10 FRENCH PLUMS, 21b. TINS amd 4lb. BOTTLES, each 2s 6d and 5 0 - NEW HOBART TOWN JAMS, per lb. TIN 0 9 VERMICELLI ... ... ... 0 8 MACCARONI ... ... ... 10 TAPIOCA ... ... 0 10 BELMONT SPERM, Full Weights ... ... ... ... 12' WAX-WICK MOULDS ... \ 0 *.~c SUPERIOR TWIST TOBACCO— 4s 6d. W. H. D. also calls particular attention to the fact that his Celebrated "" BLACK or MIXED TEAS may, now be obtained in Tinfoil Packets, bj means of which their delicious fragrance remains unimpaired, the tinfoil rendering them perfectly air- tight; •- ' ? 34:38 •