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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 178, 25 August 1876, Page 3

(GENERAL STORE AND WINE 7C AND SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, Stafford Street. D. HARRIS, - - - Proprietor. Families waited upon daily for orders, and goods delivered punctually to any part of the City. A special article in Danville's celebrated Old Irish Whiskey. Prime smoked hams and bacon. Charges Moderate CITY COMPANY High Street Dunedin. The Undersigned having taken over the ] Business of the above old-established Company from the 17th June instant, respectfully ; solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore accorded their predecessors. They beg to assure the public that no effort will be ' spared to give every satisfaction as to quality, price, and attention. Shipping Supplied. Families waited on for orders. S. G. SMITH & CO., Proprietors. "ly EW INDUSTRY. WASH BLUES, DYES, LEATHER STAINS, &c. PATENT LIQUID WASHING BLUE. < In Pint Bottles. This Blue is superior to those in ordinary use. It gives to White Linen, Woollen, and other Clothiug a more even and brilliant tone. Pasting the clothes, after bluing, through, water slightly soured with tartaric acid, will cause them to look still more brilliant. : [ CONCENTRATED I i NEW ANILINE DYES. | Six Colors, viz. — Blue, Magenta, Crimson, Violet, Orange, Brown, in 5 oz. Bottles. Directions for dyeing upon each bottle. These are more especially got up to supply | towns and districts where there are no renovating Dyers. But thpy are also designed (o" Coloring Confectionery, Jellies, Cre.uns, 1 H.iir, Bone, Pomade, Oil's, Candles, Woods, j and for Pi inting Shop-price and other Tickets, and for Inks. j i To be had from Grocers, Chemists, &2. PATENT NEW AND FAST LEATHER I STAINS, I In six colors — Orange, R, -cl Orange, Crimson, I YiMet, Mijienta, Blue, in pine bottles. I These Stains are most brilliant. They have threat affinity for a'l animal matter. For Leather : simply add water to the stain according to the shade wanted ; then with n piece of woollen cloth rub the solution into the leather. The Oiange is supeiior to Saffron, and cheaper. Suitable ulso to Color Cand'es, Wax, Oil, Pomade, Horse-hair, Bone, Flax, Feathers, Wood, Puper, and to be used as Shop PriceTicket Ink, Writing Inks, &r. Leathrrstainers, Boot-makers, &c., will obtain these from their Leather Merchants, oi from Grocers General Drysalteries on hand, such as — Chemicals, Sulphuric, Muriatic, Nitric, and other Acids. Dyewoods, Dyestulfs, Ooehnical, Cudbear, Alum, Borax, Coppeias Adjoe, Wadder, Ammonia, Prussiates, Shellac, Oils, &c, &c. WM. DRYSDALE, Jnr., DhY3ALTER, OCTAGOiV, DUNEDIN. | | ECONOMY IN* FUEL! ! I\JEWCi.STLE COAL SUPERSEDED \ 1.1 by our LOCAL PRODUCTIONS. j Send no wore Money out of the country, , but order of Battson" and Brown, Great j King street. I Kaitangata coal, OUs per ton; best Colonial, 22s per ton ; Shng Point, 35s pt r ton ; cut dry i I Manukn, 25s per load j cut dry Pine, 18s per ' load. Full weights. . ' BATI.3ON and BROWN, | Next Christian Chapel.