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BRITISH INDIA VERSUS r-y. CHINA: ••■ */ '.A ,■- ___^ f ;y ■ "'TIS said that all Vessels from China now bring Willow, tea willow, tea willow, Wliich in our estimatiott is not the right thing, Willow, tea willow, tea willowy And tons upon tons, of leaves,. plucked „., i from this tree Have been fixed and disguised by the heaihen Chinee To palm off on this country asgenuiue tea But it's willow tea,, willow tea, willow.; MUNRO'S INDIAN TEA TO THE I<"RONT. , ALEXANIER, MUNRO has great pleasure in announcing the arrival of another shipment of this favourite Tea. NEW SEASON !• NEW 'SEASON ! Direct from plantation. -The public can n'ly on the T<>a being genuine, pure, and unadulterated, in addition tp its being of a«far suj>erier quality, and differs wide.y to ail. other Indian,: T.eas sent to the _,'.'■ „ C.olonie"s. : : This Tea is "expressly . SENT I'IRECT BY THE OWNER : OF THE PLAN'! ATION, j at first cost, consequently avoiding pass* i»g through the hands of Professional Blenders and Tea Brokers. Most, if. not all, other Indian Teas sent to this market have .to be -mixed with something else in the shape, of Tea to Brake them at alldriikahle, or if of a fair quality, the price' which has to be charged - ' kills them. MUNRO'S INDIAN TEA \ , {£*"?* Requires. nomixmg nor blending, but is best anil. much more wholesome in its aative purity, arid issoM at ;i price which must command success. The enormous demand which has grown Tip in the last two or three years "from.', all Barts of the country for "MUNR'">'S ' INDIAN TEA is its best recommendation, as it*is found' bjL everyone to have s salutory effect on the whole system al* together different to the. article imuor ed from China. SOLE A CENTALS XANDER MUNEG, I^POKTKR, VICTORIA AVENUE. WANG \NUI. q¥m btThT * g~~ W i_ 7 w~- ■ Just Received — - Taposti-y, Bpcl Quilts, aud Toilet : Covers to uii ttcb. > . _ome fund See thorn. Some satire new shapes in Toiletware. New Carpets and Hearthrugs^ A lot of new Picture Frame .Moulding . Scrims, Tacks, and Tape. 1 ■•'. Four wherl Perambulators very cheap at the feildirig Furniture -and * Bedding "Warehouse, Manchester aaid Bowen stroetis. J. Wi EADE, -■>.-. ..... PbOPBIEXOB? ...;;■ By Special Appointment. ; GEORGE DIXOJSI, Manufacturer of Double JErated Water and Cordials, CtTBA STEEET, WELLINGTON. ASK toy his' celebrated Ginger Ale and take no' other. The business carried on as usual by Mrs Dixon. Aridklahd Agent, Mt Miur "H NathaUv \ .'" ".*'.'. .. ,'.. „ SMITHFIELD BUTCHERY {The Oldest Established Shop in the Borough of Feilding), Corner of Manchester &.Grey streets. ; E. B. GICHARD, Pbopbietob'.. ET> •/^ DESIRES to # Jt).. vJT. thank his numerous customers for their kind patronage accorded him during the past, and hopes for a continuance oi their favors in the future. Customers waited on daily for orders. Prime Beef, Mutton, and Pork always on hand. * -IYVj ■ • - ' ■ ■ ' : Small Goods promptly made up N.8.-eSmallpronts and quick returns. H"~l,:;.i-E: NN E. S S , VJT. Wholesale & Retail, Watchmakeb and Je wellee, WILLIS S_*REE3*y WELLIN G TON. Dealer iia Matchmakers and Jewellers Tools and. Material. Euglish and foreign watches repaired. A work Guara rteed. -p T A R COM B , "CIVIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT. &c , PALMERSTON NORTH. Orders left at the Stab Office -wiii be attended to.

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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 48, 2 October 1886, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 48, 2 October 1886, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 48, 2 October 1886, Page 1

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