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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 29, 19 November 1897, Page 20

Me^rs F. T'obar and Son (from (\ishcl street. ChrUehurch. and now ll:'> Ceori>e stre< t. Huiiedm") luue just opened a lir,,mh shop where they have on view a s.lcit assortment of ladus'snid "entlemen's umbrellas. All work is turned our in the he-t p. --iblt marner and at the loivst cu-t. Su^oi^ ground i.nd sit and all sorts of citkry "roniul. „,,,, • . For first-il.iss, bouts and «hoes a tml should l>e mven to the famous Standard Br.md nnkc. This make has tor year- ai\on general pal is 1 action throughout Xew Zealand, and the increasing demand ior them is a strong proof ot their excellence. 1 hey can be obtained at every first-class boot shop in New Zetland, and a trud we are confident will ' atisfy the purchaser. The entries for the Agricultural Show to be hi Id novt Thursday at Tahuna Park, show a incn ase on hist yi.'r. The exhibits of machinery, c c. w ill also be nuuh larger, and \wli^ and townspeople should not fail to \i-it the »imuids. \ jsito-s will have every convenience offered them to \ie*v the different exhibits with comfort. Mr. Gavvne, of Dunedin (-ays the Smtthhtnti Jniu s oL April 1.5. 1S91), lias just been on a visit to Invirciir^ill to pu>h busmen a little Not that it wants much canvassing, fnr since he commenced the manufacture of his Woice-tei shire Sauce, the d. Miami has kept pace with his capacity to supply it He mak< s a 1 tally thing, indistinguishable from the tamous Lea and lYrnn s. winch be plates upon one's table at a much lower price, and tiusN to that to :ejure a steadily growing trade. Those who have not yit tried the colonial article should put their prejudice a-;de tor a time and test the question with a bottle or two.— adm\