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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1093, 29 June 1882, Page 3

TH E DIRECT SUPPLY STORE A HR MANUFACTURE US, AGENTS, & DIRECT IMPOUTEKB, OF China, Glass & Earthenware S. D Toilet Sets, complete, from ... 7 9 Dinner Services, 68 pieces 35 0 China Tea Sets, 9s 6d to 15 0 Superior „ 47 pieces 29 0 Cups and Saucers, per doz 4 0 ■ C.dna „ „ ss6d, 7s6d, 9 0 Jam Jars, per nest of 5 1 6 Jugs, per set of 3 ' 2 6 Hardware. For continuation of news see 4th page Bronze Fenders 2s 6d to 20s Iron Bedstead. 17 s fid, 255, 35s English Tin and Japanned Goods, of every kind. TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. Electro-plated Ware. I Cruets from 7,9 d Tea and Coffee Services 35s Od Agents for Potosi fin.vßU, white, hard, and durable as Silver. Lamps and Lamp ware. Bronze Table Lamps,, from ... 3s 9d Shop Lamps fi B fid Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, complete f'-oli Is fid. Fancy Goods of enU kind. Novelties hr I every ship, at half usuj prices. Vases fro’ Is per pair. liras , ware, Basket w ttra , Perfumery. Concertinas, Wood and Meerschaum Pipes, Canary, larrot, and breeding Cages fmm 2s fid, forming the largest variety of Furnishing and X 1 sney Goods in Auckland, at prices only possible under our ni w system of direct supply, and acting as we d. a 's medium between producer and conaumtp, whoiesule and retail. Goods carefully picked and forwarded on receipt of < ash or town reference. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, 247 Queen-stik e t Opposite Close Bros. 70 MASONIC THE undersigned begs t,, intimate to the public generally tiiqt | lO | ias purchased the Masonic Stables proft-rty, tocether with the goodwill of the busings lately" carried on by Mr Sum Stevenson. No effort or outlay wij b e spared in working up the business to a position equal to any of a similar descri Mion ia the Colony. The public may .llw ft y 8 re ly on g r8 t class Hacks, and proper Vehicles at the shortest notice. 236 B. C. FRYER. Da/Maloolm Orr, “ F'H E HAY MAIt Y £ T,” .’HAS FOR SALE, AND TO ARRI V E , GENERAL GROCERIES, —OF—THE VERY BEST DECRIPTION, At the Lowest Prices, Also, — CASES HIGHEST TEST KEROOV SENE. Zinc Tubs, Buckets, Clothes Lines, and Peg*, Washing Boards, Manilla Rope all sizes, Brooms and Brush ware. -f K BAGS BONE DUST AND BONE IO FLOUR. Spades, Shovels, Axe Handles, Nails, Staples, Arsenic, Cement, Barbed & Annealed Wire, Blue A Red Raddle. 1 A A BAGS COARSE, FINE AND JL W ROCK SALT. Wool packs, Corn Sacks, Gillard’s Sheep Dip, in 5 and 10-gallon drums, at 5s 6d per gall. Also Hall’s at 6s 6d per gall. Directions for use on application. COLONIAL PRODUCE: Q TONS MEEK’S AND FORREST’S OO BEST OAMARU FLOUR AND OATMEAL. Prime Canterbury Hams and Bacon, just received. Finest Picked Table Potatoes. HORSE FEED. SACKS SPLENDID OATS & 4.00 BRAN. Crushed Oats, Barley and Maize, always in stock. 1 rhrfc BAGS FRESHLY-CUT OATEN ±W CHAFF. Also, Fowl’s Food. SEEDS. BUSHELS thoroughly cleaned Rye Grass. Cocksfoot, Rape, Tares, Clover, Wheat, Barley, and Oats. Families waited on for orders, and Goods delivered in town with care and promptitude. Orders by post attended to with despatch. Highest price given for produce of every description, or shipped on the most favorable terms for sale in Colonial or Home markets. AGENTS TORNORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. 61 SPEIGHT’S CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION, 1882. THE undersigned begs to call attention to the fact that out of FOUR FIRSTCLASS PRIZES awarded to Exhibiton of Colonial Ales at the above Exhibition, Messrs Jas. Speight & Co., of Dunedin, Obtained TWO, thereby sustaining their reputation of being the Pbemier Brewers of really firstclass Ales. The following is a copy of the Jurors’ awards :— “ Speight, Dunedin.—Export Pale Ales. First-class Ale; stands out prominently as a very Superior Ale. We recommend Certificate of Gold Medal.” “Speight, Dunedin.—Strong Albs. Good, Sound, Strong Ale, of considerables merit. Certificate of Gold Medal.” Wm. RATCLIFFE, 2qB Agent forjPoverty Bay.