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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 17, 17 August 1888, Page 15

Mr. A. J. W hite, Octagon, Dunedin, is selling off, at greatly reduced prices, the remaining stock of the late Tron and Woodware Company. Valuable bargains are offered. An almost.unprecedented opportunity is offered to the people of Christcburch and its vicinity in the Messrs. Lonargan's sale of the stocks of Howarth and Co. and Dugdale, Whitehead and Co. Goods in thiß instance will be sold retail at and under wholesale prices, and individuals and households may provide themselves with indispensable requisites at comparatively nominal prices. In many instances a reduction is even made on the wholesale prices, and this should be lully appreciated now that the cew tariff is in force. Messrs. Whitaksr Brothers, Catholic Booksellers, Lambton Quay, Wellington, have enlarged their premises, adding many improvements and providing for the increased accommodation of their cnstomers. They have now a handsome show-room upstairs where their extensive and well selected stock of Catholic publications may be conveniently inspected. They have constantly on hand a superior stock of school books and requisites of every kind, as well as of church music, pictures, and articles of Catholic piety. We are requested to state that no canvassers or travelling agents are employed by the firm, who supply all orders directly. Messrs. Howden and Moncrieff have opened an establishment as seedsmen in Princes Btreet, Dunedin. A lcng and practical experience has qualified them admirably for the business, and their various selections of seeds, comprising all that the gardener or farmer can require, may be depended on as the best to be had. The firm have issued a catalogue which in itself affords a sure proof of their qualifications. It is evidently the work of experienced men thoroughly acquainted with their subject, and will be found most convenient and useful. It gives most valuable hints to the gardener und agriculturist.