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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 33, 10 November 1894, Page 6

GROCERIES at Wholesale Prices HAVING -resolved to supply my Customers aud the people o£ Southland with Best Groceries at Wholesale Prices, I beg to call their attention to the following Quotations :—■ KTote the Reductions FLOUR (Roller), 15s per sack; (stone) 13s per sack. Company’s No. 1 CRYSTAL SUGAR, 2£d ner lb ; 11s 6d per 56 lb bag. FINEST WHITE SAGO per lb lid FLAKE & PEARL TAPIOCA lid SPLENDID CURRANTS „ 4d SULTANAS, RAISINS 5d SUPERIOR ORANGE and LEMON PEEL „ 7d FINE LOOSE FIGS „ 7d TABLE FIGS (in layers) 9d FRENCH PRUNES (Grand Line) 8d VAN HOUTEN’S COCOA, per tin, lOd and Is 8d JUNO and HARLEQUIN TOBACCO, per lb, 4s lOd MOTHER SEIGEL’S SYRUP, per bottle, 2s 7id KEROSENE, 1 50 test, per tin, 6s 3d ; per case, 12s 3d COUTT’S ACETIC ACID, per bottle, 2s 7d GROUND RICC, in 31b bags, only lOd per bag SPLENDID LINE of CONCENTRATED CALF’S FOOT JELLIES only 6d per pkt CALIFORNIAN SALMON, per tin, 8d CHOICEST CUTTING’S PEACHES, PEARS and APRICOTS only is per tin SAPOLIO and MONKEY SOAP, 5d per bar. And all Groceries, of Finest Quality, sold at lowest possible prices for Ready Money. CT- STHE CASH GHOOEB In.vercarg’ill. FULL PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. N.B.—-Cash has only one meaning, namely, Cash oyer the counter, or on delivery. No deviation from this rule at these prices.—J. S. B, i 3£r* I Lead, the Others Follow I AMERICAN CARRIAGE FACTORY, Prince of Wales Yards, is universally admittied to have the largest collection of Carriages in stock, finest Factory, most perfect appliances, holds the best stock of dry materials, and manufactures the highest qualities of vehicles. Received 65 Prizes, including one medal, in open competition, and three Orders of Merit at N.Z. and South Seas Exhibition, 1889-90.

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