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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 34, 18 December 1885, Page 26

W& G. TURNBULL & CO. • HAVE ON SALE, Ex Recent Arrivals. READ'S DOG'S HEAD BOTTLING H i ALE AND STOUT Co H Bn Quarts and Pints (Champagne 3 "** totl eB ), specially brewed by Bass rH c*s and GPG P inness for Read Brothers, O mature^ P nd bottled in perfect con- 5 Q dition. § 3 The winter supplies of Stout now % P landing in prime order. § Bilverlight Kerosene, 160 test, finest imported, white, pure, and brilliant. Silver Ray Kerosene, 130 test. Paraffine Candles, plain, fluted, and coloured. Considering weight and quality, cheapest in market. Sago and Tapioca. Crushed Loaf Cube, Granulated and Mauritius Sugar. Mill Stones, Silk, and Mill Bills. Teas, Cocoa, Orange and Lemon Peel, Wines, Spirits, Tobacco. Cigars, Pipes, Oilmen's Stores, Lobsters, Brooms, Cornflour, Tea Paper, Vinegar, Treacle and Syrup, St. Mungo Soap, Powder, Roofing Felt, Milner's Safes & Boxes, Perfumery, etc. High street, 28th May, 1885. AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. XjL james a. park and company, General Auctioneers, Commission Agents, and Valuators. COMMODIOUS AUCTION ROOMS Open for the Sale of PROPERTIES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE Of every description. Liberal Cash Advances made on goods sent to the rooms for sale. Account Sales Promptly Uendered. AUCTION ROOMS • No. 14 Stafford Street, Dunedin. HARP OF ERIN HOTEL QUEENSTOWN. Mrs. M'Bride ... Proprietress. The above commodious and comfortable Hotel offers first-class accommodation to Tourists and others visiting the Lake scenery DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. HUGH GOURLEY desires to inform the public he still continues the Undertaking Business as formerh at the Establishment, corner Clark and Macl&ggan streets, Dunedin. Funeials attended in Town or Country with promptness and economy . TMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT. 4 PRINCES STREET. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. JDST RECEIVED— A large assortment of Boots aud Shoes, comprising the best French, German and English makes. Being direct buyers from the manufacturers, thereby saving any middle profit, we are by this means enabled to offer a very large and well-assorted stock much below other houses. Try the Imperial for the Largest Stock of Walking Shoes. Try the Imperial for the cheapest Evening Shoes, comprising 50 different patterns. Try the Imperial brand of colonial-made Boots and Shoes, acknowledged to be the cheapest and most durable in the cirt . Every Description of Boots and Shoes m:\de on the premises : fit and quality guaranteed. 5J per cent. Discount allowed on all Cash Purchases. HARRIS'S IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT 4 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN: ' And 207 Cashel Street, OhristchuicL.