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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5688, 6 October 1896, Page 1

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Business If otices. GOODS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ■-■■■'■■ ; ■ / ' TO THE PUBLIC,— Tn presenting the following Quotations from our LATEST PRICE LIST, wo be<* to draw attention to +Wfi,n+ «, 4. man, or SSSfflSKffi *"" '!"* "" *** t0 "" CUStOmerß «* *»»**™» **» **•" CommumcationT^Sout %»£tf^J&<S3Z GOODS in KETAIL QUANTITIES at LOWBK PRICES FOR CASH than other ' Importe?^ c^ X^^ Whole R a?« °p± 1 ° 1 8 HJ? ELh «"* seen that in supporting us the Public are SAVING MONEY, and directly benefiting theuißelveß. < Wholeaale Purcelsat. Thiuitwlllbe Finest .Millnquia Sugar (no higher price)... 2Jd Finest Cream Tartar, per lb Issd ' Wa mn. „„ Colonial Candles, per lb 5d Neavo's Food, per tin iod -IjCiA. TEA. TEA. English Wax Candles, per lb 6Jd Robinson's Patent Groata, per'tin '.'.'. .'." 8d ORIENT BEAND, per lb English Fluted w ax, per lb 6Jd Wbeatmeal for Bread or Porridge, 251 b ... 2s 9d MATTHI PBRM?wn "\i " 2 * Br.mn's Cornflour ... 3d Wheatnad „ „ ?lb is '.ESS BRAND, per lb ls6d,lslOd,2Bii Fresh Herrings (flat tins) 6Jd Dome Black Lead, per doz ... " «d HIBIAI ' AY A. (Mountain Brand), per lb IKSM1 K SM Finest Tapioca, per lb ]Jd Oakej's Knife Powder, per tin .., ". sd p UBE CETLON, per lb ... 1 H m " 9a naa Finest Sajro, per lb lid Oatmeal, 251 b bags . ... ... ... ... 2s 9d STATION TEA per lb «^,^2«44;. Best Currants, cleaned, per lb • ... ... 4d lunch Biscuits ... ... ... .. . Md iJi.A,perH) ... ... ]£2d,1n4<l Best Sultanas, cleaned, per lb ■ S\d Gingernuts... ; '" '" fid ~" Good Valentiaßftisius, per lb 3sd Mixed ... ... ".'"', 4d utttt lArrVvr Muscatel Baisins, per lb 5d Sardines ... , ... .. 'i'dandad MILLAQUIST SUGAR. Finest Sheeps'Tousruea, lTb tins ... ... Sd French Pluuib &1 No. 1 Quality Finest Shpeps' Tongues, 21b tins Is id Dried Apricots ... ... . 10a 21d PER LB ' Eest Brands Kerosene, 6s tin, 12s case 21b Glass jars "K" Jam l S 2d 81« PEE CwV WARDELIi BROS. & CO.

WE HAVE SOLD TO MESSBS EOBINSON & SONS, BEEHIVE BOOT DEPOT, CHBISTCHUBCH, THE WHOLE OF OUE BOOT AND SHOE STOCK, as contained in premises, High Street Christchurcli. W. J. HOPKINS & CO. GREATEST SALS OF THE TIMES. BOOTS & SHOES. W. J. HOPKINS & CO. 8 STOCK, OP HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHUECH, 41674 SELLING VALUE, BOUGHT BT W. EOBINSON & SONS FOB -ggSQ AND WILL BE SLAUGHTERED 5j THE BEE HIVE FOR ONE MONTH Now is your time. Boots at le3s than cost. Just have a look at the Shop und tho Prices. ALMOST GIVING. AWAY. / . SALE NOW ON, ' . '.',. IW. ROBINSON & SONS' BEE HIVE. BOOTS PEOM FLOOR TO CEILING. JUST LOOK! i Sale Old Sale Old Price. Price. Price. Price. s« d. s. d. s , d. a. d. Ladies' Morocco Shoes 3 0 5 6 Men's Nailed Bluchers 4 3 6 0 Ladies' Persian Kid Shoes 4 0 6 0 Men's Nailed, very good 5 6 7 6 Ladies' Glace Walking Shoes ... 5 6 7 6 Men's Nailed, very pood 6 6 8 6 Ladies' Glace.'. Walking Shoes ... 6 6 9 6 Men's Nailed Shooters, good ... 6 9 8 6 Ladies' Glace Walking Shoes, toa Men's Nailed Shooters, jtood ... 7 v q q caps .;. 6 0 9 6 Men's Nailed Shooters, very good ' 8 6 10 6 Ladies' Calf Walking Shoe 35 0 7 6 Men's Balmorals. Knglißh ... • ... 011 8 6 Ladies' Persian Walking Shoes 5 0 6 6 Men's Balmorals, Colonial 8 6 10 6 Ladies' Glace Shoe, Bective ... 9 6 13 6 Men's Balmorals, very good ... 9 6 12 6 Ladies' Glace Pump Shoes ... 9 6 13 6 Men's Balmorals, best 10 6 14 6 I/odies' Glace Shoes, Lily Brand ... 9 0 14 6 Men's Leather Shoes, from 6 6 Ladies' Calf Walking Shoes ... 96. 11 6 Men's Heavy W.T. Bootß, very Ladies Calf Walking Shoes ... 7 6 9 6 good 8 6 12 6 Ladiet 1 Tan one-strap Shoes ..; 6 3 8 6 Men's" Army Bluchers 8 9 12 6 Ladies' Tan lace Walkin< Shoes ... 6 0 8 6 Men's Clogs 6 6 9 6 1 Ladies' Tan two-strap Walking > Men's Leather Slippers 3 6 5 0 hhoes 6 6 8 6 M en's Carpet Slippers 2 0 3 6 Ladies' Tan lace Shoes, best ... 9 6 14 6 Men's Black Felt Slippers 4 3 6 0 Ladies' Kid Boots, leg S-inch ' Gout's Court Shoes 6 6 8 6 high 8 0 12 6 Gent's Court Shoes 7 6 10 6 j Ladies' Morocco Lace Walking Gent's Canvas Shoes 4 9 66* Shoes 6 6 9 6 Gent's Patent Slippers 3 6 6 0 Ladies' Satin Lace Walking Shoes 8 3 10 9 Youths' Nailed bhooterg i 6 3 8 6 Ladies' Morocco Lace Walking Boys' very good 5 3 7 6 Shoes 5 6 7 6 Youths' Balm oral R 6 3 8 6 Ladies' Persian Kid Lace Boots ... 6 6 8 6 Girls' School Boots, sizes 10 yT3 ... 4 « 6 0 Ladies' Kid Lace Boots, best ... 9 6 14 6 Girls' School Boots, 7x9 40 56 Ladies' Kid K.S., best block fronis 9 6 11 9 Girls' Patent Ankle Stems, 10's ... 3 0 5 0 Ladies' Kid E.S., best low heels ... 7 6 10 6 Girls' Strong School Boots, 10 xl 35 0 7 6 Ladies' Strap Shoes, strong ... 4 6 6 0 Girls* Strong School Boots, 7x 9 ... 4 9 6 6 Ladies' Canvas Shoes, best quality 3 6 5 0 Girls' Kid Lace Boots ... ... 7 0 ft 0 Ladies" Lentlier Lice Boots, V.G.... 6 6 8 6 Girls' Morocco Lace Boots 6 6 8 0 Ladies' Leather Slippers, E.5.P. ... 2 9 3 6 Girls' Tan Oxford Shoes, 10 xl 3 ... 4 6 6 0 Ladies' Leather Shoes, strong ... 4 9,66 Girls' Tan Oxford Shoes. 7x 9 ... 36 56 Lariies' Felt Slippers, one-otrap ... 1 3 1 9 Children's Strong Lace Boots, sizes worth Ladieu, Cappet Slippers 1 6 4 and 5 ...■ 2 6 4 6 Ladies' Kid U.S., job line 3 6 Babies' Boots and Shoes, from ... 1 0 Ladies' Phnisoles, best quality ... 3 3 4 0 Ladies' Fur-bound Slippers 3 9 5 6 Ladies' Evening Shoes, from ... 2 6 . ;• HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS i ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. This is the biggest Slaughter of Boots and Shoe 3 ever held in Canterbury. Sale for One Month, Largo staff of hands employed during Sale. Come at once and • securo the bargains. OPENING OF SALE . \ ON SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1896. \ W. ROBINSON AJSD SONS, BEEHIVE, | HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHUECH. .■ . i C>\/\>&tfL Vfrfe&tSt kSSOBm£Nr OF of Ml \M \ fy*-^, *!* ™"^™?ff. L&«* ! REPASRS BEST •Ifl ifi^rarajfi .©W - Tbl&* iOHDOHWORKJ*Hi? jjj I J 1 i1 1 IM H I IHTE & C NANCEABLE L^-^ /as, men bt c B4 R^s^^^cw^>y SEE WHAT THE NEWSPAPEES SAY ABOUT GAWNE'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. "SOUTHLAND TIMES," June 7, 1889, says!- --(( QOMB people insist strouglv at times upon everybody else patronising local industries, whether O the commodity in view bo" dearer than the imported article or not. It is a patriotic duty, &c, &c. But it may be doubted whether such advisers ftl way 3 follo\7 their own counsel when a shilling may be saved by suppressing their principles Happily there aro many instances in which it is perfectly Bate to give such advice, even on the score of economy. A case in point, occurs to us. ilr Gawno, of Dunedin, has for some time past been manufacturing an excellent sauce intended to supply the placo of th famous ' Worcester •of Lea and Perrins. Mr Gawne's product goes under the sanio name, and ib got j up in precisely the same style, and in evory respect it is so like tho original that it may be doubted j whether the most delicate palate and the roost experienced eyo could detect a difference. Tho Sauce has now been introduced to this market, and as it is only about half tho price of the English make, it should undoubtedly command a larßesale." PBOM ALL STOBEKBEPEBS, AND WHOLESALE FBOM THE MANUFAOTUBEttS. W. G-AWNB & CO., GBOBGfI STREET, DUNS DIN, j HENRY IVEY & CO., AGENTS, GLOUCESTER STREET.