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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 50, 4 April 1890, Page 28

IMPOBTANT TO LADIES AND HOUSEHOLDERS. HOUSEKEEPERS' COMPANION. WANGELL begs to intimate that • he has Manufactured the Housekeepers' Companion especially for the Pantry or Kitchen, a combination of Store, Cupboard, Dreeser, etc., specially adapted for Pastry and Cake Making. It comprises Tin Lined Drawers for Fruit Cakes, etc., while others have a large number of divisions for all kinds of Stores. This very useful article is also supplied with Scales, Cake and Patty Tins, Jelly Moalds, etc., etc. Persons about to furnish should cot fail to see the above, as no housekeeper should be without one. Nothing could be more useful as a Weddiog sent. WM. ANGELL, Fubnitube Manufacturer, etc., HANOVER BTBEET, DUNEDIN. JC O N R O iT , • General STOREKEEPER. GROCEB, AND STATIONER, HIGH STREET, RANGtORA. All Kinds of Ironmongery and Groceries of the Best Quality and Cheapest Rates, and also all kinds of Catholic Rooks and Literature, Rcaaries, Fonts, Ornaments, and Fancy Goods of every description in stock. COAL. Best aut> Cheapest COAL. All Housekeepers desiring Economical Fuel use AREYMOUTH COAL. One Ton will last longer than 1£ ton of the best of other Colonial Coals. Greymouth Coal is most economical for stationary and threshing engines, and for all kinds of steaming purposes, To be obtained from GREY VALLEY CO.'S DEPOTS : Rat tray street, Dunedin ; Town Belt, Christchurch ; and Manners St., Wellington. M. KENNEDY, Managing Director. "DOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS EXHIBITION VISITORS! EXHIBITION VISITORS! REMEMBER that SIMON BROTHERS Hold the LARGEST AND BEST STOCK in the City. AND DON'T FORGET. Prices are Positively the LOWKST 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 Princeß Street — Continental Boot Depot (3 doors from Brown, Ewing and Co.), King Street— North Dunedin Boot Depot (Corner Union Street). ARRETT'S HOTEL", High & Manchester Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. This new and commodious Hotel occupies & 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, wpll-ventilated, and superbly furnished, it offers unrivalled accommodation to Families, Tourists and Travellers. Those visiting Christchurch will find it to .neir advantage t o inquire for tbe above Hotel. _j<«rge and comfortably furnished Billiard noom, with Two of Alcock's Prize Medal Tables. JOHN BABRKr