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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIV, Issue 43, 18 February 1887, Page 12

WAR! WAR! WAR! ' The /CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, Opposite Post Office, DUNEDIN, Have just opened out One Hundred Trunks of LADIES' AND GENT.'S B©OTS AND SHOES, from the leading French, German, and Russian makers, and have written Home for another 500 before war is declared. The Prices, &c, are too numerous to mention, so we therefore ask the Public to Inspect our Stock, without being apked to buy. All our Goods are maiked in Plain Figures bo therefore all our customers are treated alike. We defy competition, as we are Direct Importers and Manufacturers. Note Address : THE CONTINENTAL, Opposite Post Office. THE FESTIVE SEASON. rpHE CITY PORK SHOP, X 41 George Street. (Next to Dodd and Malcolm, drapers) Picnic Parties. Soirees, Booth-keepeis, and others, supplied with Boiled Pork and Beef Hams, Ham Sandwiches, Paik Pies, Sausaae Rolls, etc., on the shortest notice. Also on Sale, as usual. Sucking Pig?, Dairy-fed Poik (fresh arid salt"), piime Hams and Bacon, choice Veal and Lamb, genuine Epping and Cambridge Pork Sausages, and every variety of the very best small goods. BODLKY'S American JSratel Fruit Drinks, made from filtered water and purified carbonated gas 2d per glass— Lemon, (Strawberry, Raspberry, Orange, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Ginger Ale. READING and Refreshment Rooms, with every convenience, for Ladies and GeDtlemen. DRESSING-RooM for Ladies— a matron in attendance. FRE.-H TEA made to order for every visitor. OILING WATER always on hand. Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa, 3 1 per cup. L>ilE>CH. ROLL and Pat letter, 2d -T —with Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa, 4d. AND all other kinds of light Refreshments at equally low pi ices. FRUIT of every description in its season, ADDRESS— No. 48 Princes Street, opposite old Queen's Theatre. WP A T R 1 C X , • FAMILY BUTCH FK. Having disposed of my Shop in Georpe'Street. with the view of concentrating all my attention on the business in Princes Street, I desiie to solicit a continuance of the patronage of the public, and I hope to merit it by supplying Meat of the very Best Quality at Lowest Current Rates. Ffcbrawj 1, 1887.