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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 38, 10 January 1890, Page 8

EF. LAWRENCE, • George btreet, Ifl the only butcher you can dppond upon. Buying Prime Ox Beef and Selling it at same price as otheis sell Old Cows W " Quality True Test of Cheapness." .£* E. F. LAWRENCE, George street. TFPICURE FiiENCH sTuUF. This Sauce, prepared from the original recipe formerly held by M. FERROUSSETT, St. Etienne, possesses a piquancy and flavour that the English Sauces have hi'herto failed to attain. —Having no duties to p<*y, it is cheaper than tbe imported Sauces. CONNOR AND CO., 229 Sooth Princes Street, Dunedin. THE 'ORION' COOK- B^ =as n- I ff t ING RANGES. til ' trifli F|orion| g| Fitted with either High or Low fesip§slii Preesure Boiler ; for Burning {i]lljC3pif either Coal, Lienite, or Wood ; fj — s p2| from Bft to 24ft long. Also lb* li °HI'MMMH I 'MMM SH ACKLOCK'S PATENT POKTABLE WASHING BOILER. THE BEST OUT. Tomb Bailing, Iron Fretwork, and General Castings at Lowest Rates. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Full Particulars posted to any address on application to H. E. SHACKLOCK, SOTJTHEND FOtNDBY, CRAWFORD STREET, T>TTNKTHN. A RANDELL •*■*-• Family and Shippiko Botcher, MACLAGGAN STREET. Prime Joints at the Lowest Prices for Cash. All Meats of Finest Quality. Small Goods a Specialty. T>OOTS ! BOOTS ! BuoTS ! EXHIBITION VISITORS I EXHIBITION VISITORS ! REMEMBER that SIMON BROTHERS Hold the LARGEST AND BEST STOIK in the City. AND DON'T FORGET. Prices are Posicively the LOWKBT in the City ; tbe Reason is Plain. Ist : They are Large Manufacturers. 2nd : They are Large Importers ; Therefore, you have No Two Profits to pay. Address : George street (near Octagon) Branches : Princes Street — Continental Boot Depot (3 doors from Brown, Ewing and Co.), King Street— North Dunedin Boot Depot (Corner Union Street). A RRETT'S HOTEL, High & Manchester Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. This new and commodious Hotel occupies a most central position in the best business pait of the City, and is in close proximity to the Post Office, Railway Station, etc. The Rooms being lofty, well-ventilated, and •uperbly furnished, it offers unrivalled accommodation to Families, Tourists and Travellers Those visiting Ohristchurch will find it t< their advantage to inquire for the above Hotel Large and comfortably furnished Billiard Room, with Two of Alcock's Prize Meda Tablet. JOHN BARREr