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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 647, 26 September 1882, Page 1

SADDLES. SADDLES. I WILL FORWARD to any part of New Zeilnnd, on receipt of P.O. order for £5, one of my best STOCK SADDLES, complete, with Leather Girth, a good strong Bridle, and Pair of Spurs. A trial solicited. Satisfaction in any kind of Saddle guaranteed. Five Prize Medals, First Prize New Zealand Exhibition. A. DUNBAR, Saddler, Christenurch. BARRY'S BAY STORE. MESSRS BRODERICK & CO. beg to announce that they have opened the Stole in Barry's Bay (formerly owned by Mr Latter) as a Druggist's and General Store. Mr Broderick being a Pharmaceutical Chemist, the drugs will be most carefully dispensed, and all prescriptions made up accurately. The diseases of horses and cattle have also been studied by Mr Broderick, who keeps a large stock ot medicines necessarily used for their relief. A well-assorted stock of Drapery, Groceries, Stationery, and other requirements on hand. Ail goods kept are ot the best quality, and are disposed of at the lowest prices compatible with a fair profit. Teeth carefully extracted. Note address— BRODERICK & CO., Barry's Bay Store. WILSON, SAWTELL, AND CO., TTTINE AND QIPIRIT AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, Corner ot HIGH AND TUAM STREETS CHitISTCHURCH. N«lKon, Muatc, <Sc Co. DRINK Nelson, Moats & Go's "3/ : 7\3/4 ' / '' \- J. A. Le Clerc, LITT I, E AKAL OA, AGENT. The following remarks of the Exhibition Judges, ivhen awarding First Order of Merit and the GOLD MEDAL to the above Teas, are most complimentari, " H. D. Nelson, R. Moatb, & Co., Chiustchurch. — Natural - flavored blended teas. These teas are superior m the appearance of the dry leaf, richei in flavor, and perfectly clean in liquor, having no aroma of Foochow or Canton scented orange Pekoes nor green teas. The infusion of these teas was of the class now known in the London market as ' pure liquoring' teas, the iofusot? leaves presenting a rich light brown shade, showing the selection of young and first crop teas. The selling prices of these teas exhibited were superior to those of a higher price than any competing by pence a pound. The blenders have evidently taken great care in the selection of their teas, using no new make or new district teas, nor any teas deleterious to health, and we consider them w irthy of a certificate of gol medal *