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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 50, 10 March 1894, Page 5

Opening Announcement Geo, T. Smyth Begs to inform his old friends and the public generally that he will re-open the premises in Tay-st., formerly occupied by Messrs D. Smyth and Co., with a New, and well-assorted stock of Groceries, Teas, and Provisions, and trusts, by strict attention to business, and Low Prices combined, to merit a fair share of public patronage. G.T.S. having, for the past six years, had charge of a branch of Messrs Moran and Cato’s extensive cash grocery business in Melbourne, has seen the immense advantages of the cash system, both to consumer and seller, and will make a special effort to induce the good people of Invercargill and surrounding distracts to buy for cash by selling at prices never before heard of. Price list will be published in a few days. ■ Opening day : Friday, 9th March Note address — Geo. T. Smytli, TEA MEIiCHAITT, GASH AND FAMILY GBOGEB, Tay Street, East.

SOUTHLAND FROZEN MEAT AND PKODUCE EXPORT Co., Ltd. This Company will be prepared to receive sheep at their yards, Mataura and Wallacetown, from Friday, sth January, 1894. Growers are requested to book their freezers afc once, or as soon as possible. HIGHEST PRICE GIYEN, or consignments to the London market accepted on grower’s account. Full particulars on application at offices ®f the Company, Esk street, or at the works, Mataura and Wallaoetown. G. W. NICHOL, Managing Director,