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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 55, 19 October 1886, Page 1

B-fiITISH rNDTA* VERSUS .iifS-.V^hi.- i -_O.HS[ i N-A.J-.-. # n.M-:«;-i- - u^Ti* ifcidrtKilt'iH'r^sek *rofii_cii?n^ «ow i.iii iTbriaeiWillo^ teaUtfil^ow^tea wftloTjr, f ..llfAi«^4B.6^iß^m'atioiß ? i.«.notvtlie| k 'ri^Kt , ;; C „• > , thing,; Wjalljowi tea wfllovr, tea willow ;' . . . JLnd tonsw<p<m .tons of leaves , plucked, ■ J " ■ {fom this tree Havie been 'feed and : disguised by the . ""■"' heathen Chinee ■ TflFjjnTliri d# priihi£ country as genuine tea * 'Butit'isvjUdwtt^'wiFlfOwtea, willoyTr. ; . ■•-■'■ : ; ; . ;j 'McrN.EO*9' : ■•■■■;. :.:.< -=. ' ..,,.;.': .. :. ■TO.THE^EpijT./:: .' ..;|, „ j * ; ALE^NJ^R 3#NRO: ha* great' . . ' pl/asu^s in announcing the arrival of u« V ptiter -shipment of this favourite Tea, i ■" NEW SEASON ! ; NEW ' SEASOJif! ; ■ Direct from^ plantation. The public can *«?ly on tfceTea beinp genume, pure/ and . • . . I unadulterated, in addttton to its hieing of * far superior quality^ a»l . differs wide.y . to ail other iudian T«w seat to the ...Colonies. ; • Tim Tea i* expressly * SENT 'PIitRCTVBr THE OWNER - OF THE PLANTATION, fl t 'first c^ cotfßequently avoiding pass* ing through ' tlie -hand*' of Profeissional •'.■--:•" ■■■ Blenders aad-Te* JBrokers. v Jfosti, if not. all, other Endian Teas sent to ,ihis, mai*et hare to be mix«d. with M»roething -else in the shape < of ' Tea to . Zkieko ,thf m. at. alldrinka We, or i.f of a fair quality the prke w'hi«l»lias to be charged ■,•-■ •'■' " : -' ! ". ' tilistiieiß. ; ... „■• ■ ># _ ; ;. ;; :.munjJ^ jN r i)iAN,,tiEA *s* ,;Requireß«o mixing nor blending, but ia best attdm«eh ; more yrhQlesome in;its '•',««ti*e'i«irity,*»nd is soW.at a price; which . :fi niu&i'/eoiamahA success. .' I>e enoroioas d^toaad which has grown «p in thi? ' Vast two or fehree years from all partsof the' -country for MUNR 1 >*? INDIAN' TEA is its be«t recbmnieada- ■ ' ; tiimj as it is f ouad by -ewryone to h«Te a .'•' isal utory^effect io« f the wliole system al* togethefidiffereiif to the -article impor -ed ;..-.«■■' .■;-■.,-■ •*>:•-' \ fr*e«a^CKma.: „■- ; -' :: ' •■ ■ .... ■■ ■ : .. SOLE "UJIItENT^- - -•■ ; •>■ 'kiiE^AHD^H' M-^J-N-80, TICTpBiA AVEJVOE; WAN(? liNUL JBy Special :> Asf»t»iitiiieht. ; •GEORGE DIXON, Wanut»<4u)«Tot P^ul»|e JErated 1 Water ...:. : ; » CCBAiSTEEET, WELLINGTON. "! . , "/i : SK for-hisieeiefara^dGingefr Ale - •mstfi carried on ,a§ ; usaMi>y Mvs Dixofav .An^Mand Ageut, Mr Arthur H^ j ' SMT^IE^!^iCHEBY; : ''^ /Tlie Oldest ! Established Shop m the Coiner o^auachesjfc^: ;■;;;; ';, -j{L*^;Sil^&3Bl;;^;, E' tJt^^'^ESIEES to .';.;. merotts ..customers for their kihd patrona,gei 'accorded ; him durifljg the ■ pß&t,«adhopesfora ! continzlance pi ' "their fayors, in the 1 fature. . ' ' '(inkpoTgera^waited 6n faily for 'orders. Prime Beef, Mutton, and Pork always "'. '"*.,". ' : on hand. , ; j , Small Goods promptly ; made up . K.Bi— Sinallprofitsand^uick returns. I V"^ L: JE N - : -N ESS, j |jT« Wholesale & Edfcail, Watchmakeb and Jewellbe, WILLIS STKEET, -WKLLIHG I'ONv Dealer in Watchmakers and Jewellers Toohs aud Material. •Euel'sb and foreign watches repaired. A work Guarar^pfd. ,-f]l ,T A B CO M B , fi'l-VIL ENGINEER, I . AKCHETECT. &c, PALMEBSTON NOBTH. '•'■■ Orders left, at the . Stab. ; dffice : will be atteiaded to. - „'-:.-.; ' MBSSEa'- JOMfi> r . & DUNCAN having resigried' charge of the Denbigh "Hdtel Stables, the Proprietor, Mr !Wiiliam Light, will conduct them for the: fui^ire tinder his own. superAtt^experieneed^ groom will always be iErittieiida'nee; .:■. : ;>rjs ■■■■:. ■■ ■. i>*s ."■: . »•'-■• - : - • '■*'■ - . ; Every care and aktehtion guaranteed to travellers. 1(; ■ '^^PiLiAMIiIGHT, , Proprietor. Xjl I E' E W 0 0 D. For Sale— Matai, Manuka, and Tawa, m any quantities 2 and. 4 feet leo^ths— tb suit purchasers. Also — Matai Posts, and Stabs. JOHNCUEBAN, ' Denbigh Street, Feilding,