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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1868, 3 February 1892, Page 4

A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. TRY JEFFERY'S For Diaries for 1892 For Magazines for 1892 For Annuals for 1892." Just received ex s.s. Tongariro, a large supply of XMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS ! — one of the largest and most varied selection ever offered in the District. K*S*Don't forget the Marvel Packets of Xmas and New Year Cards. r3»BIRTHDAY CARDS.«sa Also, — A LARGE and VARIED STOCK OF FANCT GOODS, Japanese Goods, Cabinetware, Inkstands Fancy Glassware Purses, Brackets, Basketware, Albums, Fire-screens, Parlour Games, Plush Goods, Mirrors (on Easel Stands), Fancy Stationery, Tissue Paper and a general assortment of Toys and Fancy Nicknacks too numerous to enumerate — all direct from the Home Market. KS*INSPECTION INVITED.«gi NO ONE ASKED TO BUY ! GKEO. JEFFERT, ; LAWRENCE AND EOXBUSGH, TEVIOT DIISPENSABTt, ROXRCBSH. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE RESIDENTS OP MILTON, KAITANGATA, BALCLTJTHA, LAWBBNCE, AiU) SURROUNDING DISrRICTS. IT is well known that J. tfHEMNER'S Furnishing Warehouse still keeps up its reputation as being the Leading Furniture Establishment in Milton. Those about to Purchase will find it to their advantage to inspect his Stock, which, in addition to general requisites, contains a great many useful odds and ends, too numerous to particularise. Every article made of Good Material and Best Workmanship, and at prices to suit all. Red Pine Couches and Easy Ghaics in hairseatinsr, 70s ; Chairs from 17s 6d ; Cheffoniera, 60s; Loo Tables, 255; Gipsy Tables, 9s; Chests of Drawers, from 355; Washstands and Dressing Tables, from 7s 6d and 5s 6d ; Fullsized Wood Bedsteads, from 17s 6d ; Cots, 14s ; Palliasses, 9s, lls, and 12s ; Mattrasses, Spring Stuffed, wove wi»*e, or flock, from 27s 6d ; Kapok Bods, 25s to 455 ; Hair Mattrasses, 2s per 1b ; Flock and Kapok Pillows, 3s and 5s each ; Bolsters, 5s 6d and 8s 6d ; Cornice Poles (complete), 9s; Mirrors, from 5s 6d; Colonial Sofas and Cushions, 25s to 40s ; Kitchen Tables, from 9s ; Dressers, with plate rack, from 355 ; Chairs, wood seat, 4s ; Cane seat, 5s 6d ; Rockers, from 9s ; Pictures Framed from Is upwards ; Venetian Blinds, made to any size, old ones repaired. " The Best " Washing Machine, price 50a ; Swing Churns, 455. All Orders and enquiries personally, or by letter promptly attended to. josephTeemner, CABINETMAKER, &c, (Next " Bruce Herald " Office,) rUNION-STREET, MILTON. r E^IATHAN HOTEL. J. )? posit c Railway Station, DUNEDIN. MRS SILF, to 10s , name is very well-known in aouaection with the above house — which is considered by multitudes to have no equal as a TEMPERANCE HOTEL n New Zealand — begs to inform aJI c ming to Dunedin from various parts, that they can always rely on finding abundance of FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION, Combined with bpajzd which is unrivalled it the very moderate price charged. COFFEE PALACE AND PRIVATE HOTEL. (Opposite the First Church), Moray Place, Dunedin^ Three minutes' walk from Railway Station. C. F. MEYER, Propkietoe. p F. MEYER having leased the aDOve '-'• Hotel, intends to make the Coffee Palace, a Palace for Visitors from the Country, paying particular attention to the comfort of all who favour him, and by keeping a first-class Table, clean and airy Bedrooms, at reasonable charges, trusts to receive a fair share of support. Only Temperance Drinksj sold on the 1 Premises. Night Porter to oall Visitors lor early trains in attendance. "STANDARD" SEEDsT~ /°VUR Stocks of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, comprising COVERS, RYEGRASSES, TIMOTHY, NATURAL GRASSES,;&c. Of English and Colonial Growth. The germination of all Seeds thoroughl v.ade before submitted for Sale. Just Landed Large Shipment of 1 PAXJEY'S PERENNIAL RYEGRASS, Of Extraordinary Weight. ForjJ conditions ot Seed Market see our An. nual Seed Report (posted free tc all applicants). VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SFFDS{ Also FRUIT TREES, ROSES, &c, In Stock. 1 NIMMO AND BLAIR, SSED MERCHANTS AND GROWER * c j? DUNEDIN. «