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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 38, 18 January 1895, Page 13

Mb F. M eenan. King street, reports:— Wholesale price only — Oats : Improved, feed, Is 4d to Issd ; seed, nominal. Wheat : Milling la 9d io 3s ; fowls' wheat, 2s Od to 2s 7d. Chaff : Inferior, to medium, 30s to 45 s ; good to prime, £2 10s to £2 15s 01. Hay: Oatp, £3 ; ryegrass, £2 0-*. Potatoes : new locals, 47a 6 1 per cwt ; imported, 4s to 5s per cw ; old, 25s to 30a. Flour : Stone, £6 10s to £7 0a ; roller, £7 to £7 10*. Oatmeal, 251bs, £7 15a ; bulk, £7 10s. Butter, fresh, 41 to lOd, salt, sd, dull demand Eggs, 7 i per d zen (plentiful^.

Mr J F Collin", dental surgeon, who has fi ted himself fora perfect practice of his profession by tea years' experience in London, where he was within reach of and profited by every means for the purpose, may be consulted at his rooms, corner of Princps street and Moray Place, Dunedin. Sufferers from toothache and all those who are troubled by the presence or the want of teetb, will find Mr Oollins able to give them relief with as little paia aa possible, and the mist satisfactory results. Messrs SimoD Brothirs, Qeorga street, Dunedin are still to tha fore with their unrivalled stock of b»ots and shoes, «nd their reasonable prices. All wants are provided for by the firm at suitable figures. The £cv Father Keegan, Waipawa, advertises for a Catholic teacher. Persons engaged in furnishing, or in rep'acin^ the furniture of their bouses, will do well to avail themselves of the services of Mr John MUler, 37 Princes street, Dunedin. Mr Mii'ler h*s constantly on band a large and excellent stock of his own manufacture, and any article not to be found ready-made wi'l ba promptly turned oat by him to order. His work either in making or repairing, is gooJ, and his charges are moderate.