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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 226, 7 July 1881, Page 4

T. TAYLOR’S TEA AND GROCERY PRICE IxTSX, (ABRIDGED). COLOMBO STREET, One door from Tnam street, HIGH STREET, One door from St. Asaph, street. f 1 1HESE QUOTATIONS are taken alphabetically from 500 others equally LOW IN PRICE.

Arrowroot —Queensland 8d per lb., St. Vincent la Apples, dried—7d per lb. Baking Powder—Loose Is per lb., per tin sd. 6d, 7d Barley, Pearl—3d per lb. or 71b?. Is 6d Blacking—Day and Martin’s 8d per doz. Biscuits—Luncheon 3£d per lb., beat mixed 9d, Templars’ 9d Bine—Dark Is, Oxford Is 2d per lb. t Candied Peels—ls 6d per lb. Candles, full weight—Sperm 8d per lb,, paraflned lid Cocoa—Van Honten’s, per tin, 4a Bd, 2a 5d Is 3d Corn Flour —6d, Bd, 9d per lb. Carbonate of Soda—6d per lb. Cheese, choice dairies —6d and 7d per lb. Extract of Soap, Hudson’s—7 pkta. Is Food—Neave’s, for Infanta, per tin Is 3d Fire Kindlers—4Jd per dozen Groats—Per tin 10Jd, per packet 8d Honey—6d or Is per tin Irish Moss—Per bottle Is 3d Jams, stonelesa—7Jd per tin, 7s per doz. Jelly—Red currant ls6d, calves’ foot 2s 3d Kerosene —9s and 10a 6d per tin Maocaroni—lOd per lb. Matches —1000 Bd, Plaids’ 6d per drzen, Tandstioker 4d per dozen Milk—Milkmaid brand 10J1 per tin, 10s per dozen Nuts—Barcelona 9d, almond Is per lb. Oatmeal—Moir’s 3s, Dunedin 3s 3d per 251bs. Pepper—ls 4d (black), Is 6d (white) per lb Powders—Steadman’s Is 4d, f-eidlitz Is Hice—3d and 3Jd, or 71bs. Is 8d or Is lid Sago—4d per lb., white 5d Sugar—Diamond loaf fid, crystals 4Jd or sd, other kinds 4d or 3Jd Seed—Canary, hemp, rape 6d, or 71bs. for 3s Teas—Undoubtedly the strongest and purest the world produces are the Assam Teas. These T. Taylor has used In mixing for twenty-four years, and although they are not shrouded in the mystery of Grip, Dargeellng, Pungency, Ac., may be relied on for STRENGTH, PURITY, and BICH FLAVOR. Wo quote—Pure Assam 2a Bd, broken do 2a 4d, As-am Congou 2a (specially recommends d), A mixture of Assam and China Teas Is 6d per lb. Compare this tea with any other than ours at 2a 4d per lb ; you will save lOd per lb. in future. Tobacco—Venus twist 5s 6d per lb., Venus nail rod 6s, aromatic mild 6s Tapioca—6d per lb., or 71bs. 3s Vermicelli—ls per lb,, per box 4s Washing Boards—Wood lid, zinc la 4d Yeast Powder—6d per tin. Note the Address— COLOMBO STREET (Next Mr Sheath’s), HIGH STREET (Opposite the Caversham). 8603

THE WINTER SEASON. BOOTS. SHOES. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT Cashel House Boot Depot, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. EORGE begs to call the atteu- • HJT tiou of bis numerous Customers and the Public in general to hia Immense Stock of BOOTS and SHOES. AS HE IS OVERSTOCKED, he la determined to effect a speedy clearance, to facilitate which he has RE-MARKED every Article at the LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE to any Trader who intends paying for his Goods. Also, in view of the Winter Season, he has specially Imported 77 TRUNKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES from tho Best English Makers, which, owing to the depressed state of trade at Home, and being Bought for Cash, he is in a position to OFFER AT LOWER PRICES Than would be otherwise possible. The STOCK BEING TOO LABGB to Particularise, a CALL is requested, as Purchasers should see the Stock and Judge for Themselves. Particular attention is called to the Stock of COLONIAL BOOTS AND SHOES which, being made at his MANUFACTORY, HEREFORD STREET, under hia own Supervision, he can give every Guarantee as to quality. NOTE THE ADDRESS. E. GEORGE, Cashel House Boot Bonot, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 8440