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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 46, 7 March 1890, Page 8

AYBTERB! OYSTERS! To ensure getting the best and freshest Oysters, ask for and obtain the Bluff and Foveaux Straits Fishine and Oystering Company's (Limited). They are the only reliable Company in the trade who can give you a Steady Supply of a first-class article. The large demand there was last season of these Oysters prove that the people of Dunedin appreciate a good article when they get it. The Season Commences Ist February, and providing the weather is favourable these Oysters will be obtainable at any of the respectable fishmongers after the arrival of the South Express. Wholesale : F. J. SULLIVAN, Sole Agent, 6 Stafford Street. Telephone, 561. THE 'ORION' COOK- <fg=si =rf-m. ING RANGES. L J yil Fitted with either High or Low o^gp^^ Pressure Boiler ; for Burning a jgj QSJfr either Coal, Lignite, or Wood ; || —f^gi, from Bft to 24ft long. Also r ■«' SHACKLOCK'S PATENT PORTABLE WASHING BOILER. THE BEST OUT. Tomb Bailing, Iron Fretwork, and General Castings at Lowest Rate?. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Full Particulars posted to any address on application to H. E, SHACKLOCK, SOUTHKND FOCNDRY, CRAWFORD STREET, OnNKD.V, NOTA BENE. ROBERT COLLIER (late ith the Continental and City Boc Palace) begs to announce to the Public tl 1 i he has started business on his own i < unt, and opens '.?ith an entirely new and I-selected Stock of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes, and trusts by strict attention and civility to merit a share of the Public patronage. LOOK OUT FOR OPENING DAY, SATUHDAY, 14th inst. Note the Address — ROBERT COLLIEP, The Al Boot Shop, 36 George Street, ("Near Nelson, Moate, and Co's "DOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS EXHIBITION VISITORS ! KXHIBITION VISITORS ! REMEMBER tbat SIMON BROTHERS Hold the LARGEST AND BEST STOCK in the City. AND DON'T FORGET. Prices are Positively the LOVVKST in the City ; the 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). ARRETT'b B OTE L, High & Manchester Street*, CHRISTCHURCH. This new and commodious Hotel occupies a most central position in the best business part of the City, and is in close proximity to the Post Office, Railway Station, etc. The Rooms being lofty, well-ventilated, and superbly furnished, it offers unrivalled accommodation to Families, Tourists and Travellers. Those visiting Christchurch will find it to «neir advantage to inquire for the above Hotel, and comfortably furnished Billiard Auom, with Two of Alcock's Prize Medal Tables. JOHN BABBBr