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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVIII, Issue 31, 26 November 1886, Page 25

MONUMENTAL WORKS, Near RAILWAY STATION, CHRISTCHURCH. HATING on hand a very large stock, I am selling full-sized Marble Head-stones as low as £5. Inspection inrited, as the present stock must be sold. J. B. MANSFIELD. FIEBT PRIZE, MELBOURNE EXHIBITION. WANTED KNOWN—That Thomson and Co., Cordial and Liqueur Manuacturers, are the only firm in New Zealand who were awarded First Prize for Ginger Wine. WANTED KNOWN— That Thomson and Co. ha?e received Six Awards at Melbourne Exhibition for their Manufactures. ANTED KNOWN— ThatThomson and Co. were awarded First Prize for Raspberry Vinegar at Melbourne Exhibition "VTEILL & CO (LIMITED), Bond Steeet, Dunedin, Are prepared to execute INDENTS, on very favourable terms, for every description of goods — British, Continental, American, Indian, Chinese, &c. They also make liberal advances on PRODUCE of any kind placed in their hands for Bhipment to Britain, Australia or other markets. GREAT KING S TRE ET (Between Frederick and Albany Streets). Having purchased the old established CORDIAL AND _£ RATED WATER BUSINESS In Great Kirjg Street from Mr. A. M. LEWIS, We beg to inform our numerous Friends and the Public generally that we are prepared to execute all Orders entrusted to us with every care, and trust that by making the very best article we shall merit a fair share of your patronage. Our SODA WATER is without doubt the best made in the Province. Our GINGER ALE and LEMONADE possesses a rich bouquet which is equal to the imported. We xnayl also draw your attention to the GINGER WINE, which will surely command a great name for itself. Customers will do well to ask for our Brand. Hotels, Clubs, Private Houses, Stores, Balls, Parties, and Picnics supplied . BENNETT and SON. TAMES M O W A T, Tailor and Importer, 75 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Best Material, Style, and Workmanship, combined with Moderate Charges. ARNINGHAM AND O ()., Ornamental Iron Founders and Range Makers, HAVE RE M OVED (Trom Great King Street to their New Premises Victoria Foundry, Geouoe Street (opposite Knox Church).