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New Zealand Tablet, Volume X, Issue 498, 27 October 1882, Page 12

JjJ"EILL & CO. (LIMITED), BOND STREET, DUNEDIN, are prepared to execute IDENTS, on very favourable term«, for every description of goods—British, Continental, American, Indian, Chinese, &c. n £%% also make libe ral advances on PRODUCE of any kind placed in their hands for shipment to Britain, Australia, or other markets. I7IOR Good and Cheap Groceries, call at *- R. SPENCER'S Co-operative Store, + . , p ___ 68 George Street. * I^OR Choice Brands of Wines, Spirits, Ales, Porters, and Cordials, call at B. SPENCER'S ; Co-operative Store, 68 George Street, I^OR Farm and Dairy Produce, call at R. SPENCER'S Co-operative Store, i 68 George Street i A WONDER. |Q U R IT. TEA, j Equal to any sold elsewhere at 2s 6d» or even 3s. A trial invited. INNES AND CAROLIN, , GENERAL GROCERS, i Frederick Street, next White Horse Hotel, i DUNEDIN. i I PROTECTION FROM FIRE. rpHE NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Issues Policies against FIRE AND MARINE RISKS Of every description AT CURRENT RATES OF PREMIUM. Head Office : Custom-house square, DUNEDIN. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Princes Street South. B. ZURBANO Proprietor. rpHE Proprietor (late of Spanish JL Restaurant and Caledonian Hotel) begs to inform his Friends and tbe Public that hehas taken the above Hotel, and is prepared to receive Guests and Boarders. Commodious Dining, Sitting and Smoking Rooms, Billiard and Bath-Booms, etc. Tbe best of Wines and Cigars. Meals, Is. Beds, Is. TTTT A L T E R S & CO., 47, Victoria St., Christchurch. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS^ Funerals Conducted in Town or Country at Moderate Charges. The Trade supplied with every requisite at the lowest current rate.— W. W. Stevens, Manager. TTISITORS to CHRISTCHURCH v and those with engagements in the City requiring the convenience and comfort of a horne — near the business centre, and in the immediate vicinity of the church and Convent Schools, ■ — should stay at Miss KmnAK's ENNISKILLEN BOARDINGHOUSE, Barbadoes Street South. Ladies wanting good Catholic servants should apply to Miss Keenan,