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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume V, Issue 664, 26 September 1891, Page 2

Maguire and 00., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH GROCERS. Gisboknk. AF_E W QUOTATIONS I'BOM OUB LIST OF PRICES— Groceries. TEAS— Per box 12!bs, 15s 6d; Best Oeylon Teas, 28 6d per lb, or 27s per 121 b box. SUGARS—No. 1,10 s 3d ; No. 2,9 a 61; No. 3, 88 6d, per 40ib bag. JAMS—Best, 53 per dozen, or 5-dozen case for 24b 61. KEROSENE—High-test patent tap, 7a 6d per tin, or 14s 61 per case, SOAPS—Best Almond Scented, 10s 6d case, Pears (4 cakes in box), Is 2d each; Brown Windsor, 8 cakes Is, or 4s 9J per box. FLOUR—SOs, 100 s, 200 s, Lowest Current Quotations CANDLES—Electric, 61 per lb, or 12s 31 per box ; Ship, 9d per lb, or 17s 6d per box. Tobaccoes. DEBBY, 5s 61 per lb, or 5s 31 per lb by box Sygnet, 5s 4d lb, or 5s Id lb by box. OLD JUDGE CIGARETTES, 18s 61 box. PIPES, in great variety. MATCHES, Is 91 per dozen, or 20s gross. Crockery. TOILET SETS (large size), pink and gold, six pieces, 16s 61 each. White and Gold CUPS and SAUCERS, 8s 61 per dozen ; Pink and Gold Cups and Saucers. 8s 61 per dozen. TEAPOTS, from Is each GLASS JUGS (large size), Is 3d each. WATER BOTTLES, with Glass, Is each. Ironmongery. BUCKETS, Is 61; Baths, from 3s 61 ; Egg Beaters, 9d; Sharps' Axes, from 4s 6d; Tents; Charcoal Irons, from 3s 6'l; Garden Bakes, 2s eaob; Shovels, Spades, Slashhooks, etc,, etc., etc. Compare our Prices with ant/ in Town, and you will note the great difference in our favor, MAGUIRE & COMPANY (Latb PITT AND MAGUIRE), Gisborne.

JQBESSES AND I JQP.EBSMAKING. ——:o:— WM. ADAIB, Being fully Stocked with NEW DRESS MATERIALS, and having scoured the services of MRS SMITH, who has been eleven years in one of the leading Houses in Dunedin, Ladles entrusting her with their orders are assured of the ability to give a Perteot Fit, with the most approved English and Continental Styles, and Strictly Moderate Charges. Wedding and Mourning Orders A SPECIALTY, which have preference to all other Orders. WJf, ADAIR. I ........ i

NEW ZEALAND AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, [Limited] . Capital .. .. £4.500,000 Reserve Fund .. £290,000 Head Office:—Portland House, Basinghall Street, London, E.O. Head Office for the Colonies:—Auckland. Branches at Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Rockhampton, Fiji, and throughout New Zealand. THE COMPANY grants Loans on Stations, Stock, Growing Clips of Wool, Grass Seed, Grain, and other Produce, on specially advantageous terms. RECEIVES CONSIGNMENTS of Wools, Skins, Tallow, and Produce of every kind, for sale in New Zealand, Australian, and London markets, and undertakes the sale of Properties in all parts of the Colonies. Account Sales rendered, and proceeds are remitted with the utmost regularity and promptitude. UNDERTAKES AGENCY BUSINESS for absentee Proprietors, Makes a specialty of the Frozen Meat Trade, and undertakes all genev work connected therewith. INDENTS UNDERTAKEN for British, Continental. East Indiar and American Gooda.on the most favcrable terms, and all Station and Household Requisites purchased for clients at lowest wholesale rates. AGENTS FOB— Euston, Proctor and Go's Steam Engine and combined Finishing and Threshing Machines Graham & Co’s (Canterbury) Permanent Foot rot Cure Gandy‘s Patent Cotton Belting Felton and Gullleaumme’s Patent Barb Fencing Wire Nettlefold’s Annealed-drawn Fencing Wire and Staples Auckland Fibre Manufacturing Go The Manufactures of Reid and Gray can be procured on the shortest notice, and their plough fittings are always kept in stock Station and Farm Properties for Bale in all parts of the Colonies Our London and Oolonial Special Trade Circulars are supplied gratis and post free to our constituents. Full particulars as to terms of business, can be obtained on application at the Company's Office JOHN W. BRIGHT, Agent] »»»»■—»!■ in i. ..■«i,.iwjn«MW NOTICE', D S N ? I g T B3Y . H. C. WILSON, Suboeon Dentist, Tennyson Street, Napier Has arrived ia Gisborne and may be consulted as usual at MR GEO. FOSTER’S, Chbmibt, Gladstone Road, until FRIDAY, the 25th. Teeth extraeled by Mr W.'s new process PAINLESSLY.