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Evening Star, Issue 3058, 6 December 1872, Page 2

LONG-ESTABLISHED and well-known Firms, either at Home or m the Colonies, do not require to specially puff the quality or genuineness of such articles as Wines, Teas, &c., &c., inasmuch as no house laying claim to respectability, and desirous of “retaining their lengthy connection, would think of supplying their Customers with other than the best articles on the most liberal terms. A. MERCER, ~ • Wholesale and Retail Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchant, and Family Grocer, Corner High and Princes Street, Dunediu. [Established 1848.] WE do not like BLENDS in WISES and SPIRITS. No Good Brand requires blending, except for mercenary piirposes. Families wishing real GE.NUI.NJi. T'»DDY WHISKY, Try the LORNE or OLENURY HIGHLAND WHISKY!! None but genuine brands of the Rest Quality (unadulterated). Sold in any quantities, at prices defying competition. Obskrve !! WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, HIGHSTREET, Adjoining'the Theatre. CROSSE & BLACKWELL’S GOODS. WE beg to intimate to our numerous Customers and the General Public that we are now landing, ex May Queen, our First Shipment of the above Goods, direct from the Manufacturers. A Hrst-class assortment. comprising— Pickles. Sauces, Chutney, Chillies, Dutch Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Potted Meats, Ham and Chicken, Captain White’s Currie Paste and Oriental Pickles, Strawberries in Syrup (for dessert), Herrings a la Sardines, Maille’s hrcnch Mustard, &c., &c. The superiority of C. and B.’s goods is bo well known, that comment is unnecessary, and the great difficulty hitherto experienced in obtaining a constant supply, has induced us to arrange for regular shipments. ESTHER AND LOW, Family Groceas, Wine and Spirit Merchants, George street. A AND J Jty£ ACFARLANE RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of their Customers and the Public generally to the following articles now offering for Sale:— TEAS.—New Season, to hand, from 2s, 2s 6d, to 3s 6d per lb, for strength, quality, and flavour unequalled by any previous shipments. WINES.—Rich Old Port, an excellent invalid wine, and highly recommended by the leading Doctors in the City, at 57s 61 per dozen ; also Sherry, from 365, 425, to 48s per dozen. WHISKIES—That require no blending except to the palate, at 425, and comprising some recent shipments of Old Glenlevit, Glenury, and other brands. CHEESE.—Rich Prime Cheddar, manufactured in the Colony by some old Ayrshire prize-takers in the old country, and without exception the best in Dunedin.

A. and J. M. having adopted the principle of Buying for Cash, are consequently able to Sell at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. Their Stock is composed of the Most Genuine Articles in connection with the Trade. PRINCES STREET AND MAC LAGGAN STREET. A GENUINE ARTICLE, and Straightforward dealing, renders silly puffs unnecessary. We import the finest samples of COFFEES of every descrip-ion direct from the plantations, and sell them Pure, or mixed with Chicory, according to the demands of our customers, guaranteeing every article free from adulteration. ROBERT HARPER and CO,, Oriental Mills, Melbourne; And STAFFORD STREET, Dunedin. FOR a FIRST CLASS Article in TEA. Try HOGG and HUTTON. FOR TEAS in Boxes, at 2s 6d and 2s Bd, Splendid Value. Try HOGG and HUTTON. FOR ADELAIDE WINES in Great Variety from 30s to 35s per dozen quarts. Try HOGG and HUTTON. P 10R PORT and SHERRY WINES of fine quality, at moderate prices. Try HOGG and HUTTON, F |OR all kinds of GROCERIES, FIRST CLASS and at Moderate Prices. Try HOGG and HUTTON. BARRON, GRANT, & CO.’s ADVTS. JgARRON, 11A NT, & Are now selling OLONIAL "y^INB 0° c FROM 27 s 6 D. PER DOZEN PORT WINE FOR INVALIDS, as approved and recommended by the leadng medical men in Otago, 60s per doz. BARRON, GRANT ft Co. IHE BLEND, 42s per dozen. BARRON, GRANT, & CO.

M. Vial, of Paris, has devised a process of printing on cotton or silk, which has some novelty, and promises to be of practical utility. The material is first washed over with a solution of the nitrate, or other salt, of silver ; then a coin, a medal, or a metal design, in relief, is placed upon it, and the design is produced by a deposit of silver iu black lines in the fabric.