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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2775, 5 January 1878, Page 3

Groceries, etc J. L. W A L T 0 N'S CASH PEICE LIST s /"IROWN Brand Flour, 10s 6d per 601b bag 5 \J Wood's Silk-dressed Flour, 9s 6d do. do.; Good Currants, 5d ; Very Superior Quality do., 6d; Cape Raisins, sd; Eleme Raisins, Sd ; Sultana do, 9J ; Lcn'.on Peel, Is 8d; Taylor's Cocoa and Chocolate, Is 8d ; T'rw Cheese, 8d 1 Fresh Butter, from 8d tola; Sperm Candles, Is ; by the 251b box, lid; Sydney Company's No, 1 Sugar, 6|d; by the 661b bag, sid ; No. 2 do,, 5* j by the 561b bags, sd; Light Brown Sugar, 5d per lb; New Potatoes (ash leaf kidney), 14!b for Is; Fine Table Salt, 141b Is; Whiting and Washing Soda, 71b Is ; Surdiues, 41b lOd ; £lb 6d ; lib Tins Salmon and Lobsters, Is; Fresh Herrings, 9d ; Keiler's Marmalade, lOd per Tin; Cestor and Sulad Oil, 8d per Bottle; Soap (household), sd; Blue Mottled and Best Yellow, 10d per Bar; Maize, Wheat, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Canterbury Hams and Bacon, at Current Prices; Splendid value in Tea, Coffee, and Tobacco. Also a good assortment of Brush and Crockeryware to be Sold CHEAP. Aa J. L. W. makes it a rule to pay Cash for his goods on delivering, none can undersell him. Heads of Families favoring him with their Christmas Orders can rely on getting their goods as near Wholesale Prices at possible, consistent with paying 20s in the Found. Families waited on for orders. Goods delivered to all parts of the town and suburbs Free of Charge. fjgf* Note the address— J. L. WALTON, CORNER EDWARD AND SEALEY STREETS, SHORTLAND. 1772 CHRISTMAS CHEER AND HAPPY NEW YEAE! NewjFruit! W. DEEBLE HAS on hand a Choice Selection of NEW FRUITS for the Christinas and New Year, which will be offered Tory Cheap to all who patronize him. Choice Currants, 6d per lb; Superior Eleme and Sultana Raisins, cheap; fig!*, Is per * box; Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel, j Is 6d per lb—by the Tin, Is 4d per lb; Bottled Fruits, from Is 2d per bottle (new goods); Lemon Syrup, It 6d per bottle; Raspberry Syrup, Is 6d; New Jams—Keiler's Marmalade, lOd per tin ; Nutmeg*, Mace, Spice, Essence, Ac, in large variety. Produce, MUCH BELOW MARKET PRICES. CANTEEBUBY BACON (cloth)—9d per lb. HAMS and CHEESE of the Best Quality AUCKLAND tfRESH BUTTER—9d per lb. PASTRY BUTTER—7d per lb. Teas. SUPERIOR TEA (packed in China), 3s 6d per lb. All who expect their Friends get a Pound and TRY IT SUPERIOR FAMILY TEA—3s per lb. Do. Do. Do. —2s 6d „ CONGOU TEA—2s per lb. BOXES £1 7s 6d, worth £112s 6d, not to bo equalled for the money Crockery." CHINA CUPS & SAUCERS—IOd each STONE CHINA—Bd each BLUE FIG CUP-8d each COMMON-6d each MEAT and PIE DISHES, PUDDING BOWLS, in all sizes. PLATES from 3d each DINNER PLATES from 5d each CHILDRENS 1 MUGS—3d each TOILET SETS CHEAP. Please note the addresi — W. DEIBLE, Rolleston Street. JUST ARRIVED, vr e.w reason m:E a s AKD GENERAL r\ ROCERIES. McConncil Bros.' Best Quality Bacon and Hams IN CLOTH, ' &o. t Sec, &0., AT MeAR$ AIVD CO/S, GROCERS," TEA DEALERS, Ac, pENTEAL pASH QTORE, POLLEN. STREET. , 1546 — FUNERALS- •• ECONOMICALLY . FURNISHED William Tweatyman, OWEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN *^gg^gh """'MMM^gi^Bigi^466 CHRISTMAS VISITORS. TOBACCO !~T0BACC01! DONT FORGET Old Friends if you g9 to Auckland for the Holidays. MEERSCHAUMS, CIGARS, and FANCY GOODS. W. W. KOBINSON, (Latji G. Waller), 98, Uueen at., next Auckland Hotel, Auckland. 1821