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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 39, 28 January 1898, Page 19

Messrs A. Briscoe and Co., general ironmongers and iron merchants, Princes street, Dunedin, have just opened a miscellaneous assortment of hardware of all kinds and of the very best quality. They have also a first-class line of guns, rifles, etc., for the sporting season of 181)8. Their famous brands of teas are also of the finest quality and flavour. — [Advt.] At the Colac (Victoria) cycling carnival, the Massey-Harris wheels were in great evidence. From a cable received in Dunedin on January 17th, we 1 am that in the Colac cup Forbes was first and Reynolds 2nd ; in the five mile handicap, Reynolds first ; in the three mile handicap Reynolds was second and Hurst third. These three riders all rode Mds&ey-Harris bicycles, which goes to prove once more that they are equal, if not superior, to all other makers now in the market. — [Advt.] Messrs. Louis Gille and Co., Sydney, the well-known Ca ( holic booksellers, have just published l> lhe Australian Catholic Hymn Book," with music, for the Children's Mass. This book is the most complete yet published. As the price of the book is very moderate, every Catholic parent should purchase a copy. — [Advt.] In our advertising columns will be found a notification from the Crown Lands Department re sale of Crown land 9in the Akatore, Glenoamaru, Tarras, Upper Wakatipu, Woodland and Catlin's districts, For full particulars apply to the Crown Lands Office, Dunedin. — [Advt.]

C, y~> r>, > t — \/ f~\ iI D fr \/ C " Oto Quality and the world is ull of Cheap Things. Low Frices get Customer, but ! LJ O!H VvJ\J r\ Ll YL_Oit ja Quality that keeps them. This is proved by the Enormous Sale of TIGER RLEND TEAS. They are old in popularity, but ever young in memory "If you do net use them beoriu at oncty