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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 51, 9 October 1886, Page 1

BRITIS H IN D I£l VMRS US'CHINA. *Ti« said that all Vessels from China now brlite Willow.tea ' 'willow, tea willow, "Which in bur-estimation is hot the right. thing, Willow, tea willow, tea-wif low ; And ton* upon tons of leaves plucked .-"• from this "tree Hare b«en fixed and disguised by the heathen Chinee .; To palm off on this country as genuine tea But it's willow tea, willow tea, willow. '.."».," ,- MtINRQ'S: ;...:' . : INDIAN TEA ! TO THE FRONT. ALTCXAN PER : MTJNRO has great pleasure in announcing the arrival of another shipment Of this favourite Tea.; NEWVs^ASON! '..NEW SEASON! Direct horn. plantation. The publicean rely on the Teabeing genuine, pure, and unadulterated, m addition to its being of a far superior quality, and differs widely to all other Indian Teas* sent to the :"i-;'i ; ■ ' ■■-'• : I This Tea is expressly" ; .■■•;. SENT DIRECT BY THE OWNER OF THE PLANTATION, at first Cost, consequently avoiding pass* ing through the, hands of Professional, Bleeiders and Tea Broters. . , , -Most, if not all, other" Indian Teas sent to this market bave- T to ? be mixed with, something cisc in' the shape of Tea to make them at alldribJcabTe, or if of a fair Quality the price which has to be charged ..-.:. kills, them. • : MIJNRO'S' INDIAN TEA (Kft Requires no mixing nor blending, but i* best and mtfch more wholesome in its native piirity^andtis sold at a price which must command success. . . -• The enormous 3«mand j wliich h'sf grown upin4heia«t two or thj^eet years from all parts of the country* for MUNRO'S INDIAN TEA is, its best recommenda.tionj as itis faunji by ereryone,to'haTe a salutorj effecl on the whole system al« together : different to^ th 6 article imporled ' from China! . ' ' -' SOLE AGENT— " ; ALEXANDER MUNBO,, VICTORIA AVENUE> WANG ANUI: HOUSE. - GMHBAI ; STORE.. ' -G. T.'.-H. L^NE ■ BEG-S to* thank his Customers and "•' the Public Generally for -the"snpportiie Lasr received ainee starting m lirisiness, . / lie wiiiheß to state that he' has on biuid a full supply of (jroceries. Also Spswles, Shovel^, 4-xes, Nails, KeroBene, &c. - : ' A. Special Assortment of Ladies' Press Hats, Wools, Flan- ; nt is, isoj»'. Knickbockers, Men's Hats, aij«l N.Z. made^Suits/ &ct; at lowest prices. Inspection invited. Good Bargains for Cash. A special assortment of goods shortly to arrive. Wholesale and Eetail: N.B. — Goods delivered. By Special Appointment. GEORGE, DIXON, Manufacturer of Pouble iErated Water •■.:■■'■•'■■ Cordials, ' GVBX' STEBiBT,; WEttINGTON. ' A SK for his celebrated Ginger Ale jt\, .and take, no other. The business carried on as usual by Mrs Dixon. Auckland : Agent, Mr Arthur H Nathan. ; ; SMITHFIELD BU^GHEEY. (The Oldest Establisned-Shopin the Borough of Feilding), Corner of Manchester & Grey streets. E. B. GICHAED , Peopmetoe. ET> "fi DESIRES to . X). VjT. thank his numerous customers., for their kind pafebnage accorded him during the past, and hopes for .a, continuance ol their favors in the future. Customers waited on daily for orders. ! Prime Beef, Mutton, and Pork always . on hand. Small Goods promptly made up N # B f^Smallprofitsand quick returns. ' : l: jb n n c s s , , Wholesale & Retail, Watchbiakee and Jewellee, WILLIS STREET; WELLINGTON. Dealer in Watchmaker^ and Jewellers Tools and Material. Ei»gl*Rh and foreign watches repaired. i A isrork Guararteed, tFT T AROO MB , CITIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT, &o , PALMEBBTON NORTH. if ■. . Orders left at the Stab Office -will be -attended to,