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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 57, 13 November 1886, Page 1

B,B I T I S HI N D TA VEB StTS 1 ;' CHINA. ••■; ■■ *Tw«id. thaj all vessels frpm China now brike Willow, tea willow, tea willow, Wkich in our estimation is not the rights >#> r inmg, Willow, tea willow, tea willow ; Ani tois upon tons of leaves plucked from this tree ' HiwiiMa fired and disgaised by the >' ' heathen Chinee T« palm off on this country. as : genuine tea i But it's willow tea, willow tea, willow. MUNUO^S INl)iAfr TEA TO THE FKQNT. •:'', . f ; ALEXANPBK. -MTTNRO has greafc pleaiuie » anhouacing the arrival of another shipmenfeofthisfavourite Tea. . NEW SEASON 3 NEW SEASON! Direcjt feoaa plantaAioa^ ; The public can r«ly on tlw'Tea being genuine, pure, and or.adult«rated.in addition to its being of, * far superior quality, and differs wide.y , to all oti«r Indian Teas seat to the ' Colonies! This Tea w expressly ■:- y, ■•. gENT OIRROT .BY THE OWNEE: OF THE PLANa'ATION, „-.; at first cost,: consequently avoiding pass-. in* through = = the ; hands ; of .Professional Blenders and Tea Brokers. Mort, if not all, other Indian Teas sent to this market have to be mixed with ■omething else in the shape of Tea tomak»*hem at all ddnkable, or if of a fair cuaUty the price wJhcW? to be charged kills them. MUtfROS INDIAN TEA fts» Requires no mixing nor blendmg, but is best amd much more, wholesome m its natiVe pwrity, and is sold at a price which * .must command success. The enormous depiaad which has grown up in the V.i"t two or three years from nil part* of the country for MUJN K.O b ISDrAN TEA is its best recommenda- ; tion, as it is found by everyone to h.ive a aalvtory effort on the whole syotcni nl« to«ctlier different to the article iuioor ed from China. SOLE AGENT— iLEXANDEii MUNBO, - IMPOfiTKB, VICrOEIA AV KMTE, WANG tNUI. fiMITHFIELD BUTCHERY j Tbe Oldest Established Shop m the Borough of Feilding), . Corner of Manchester & Grey streets. E. B. GICHABD, PIiOPRIETOR. . T? T> (^ DESIBES to JJi. JL>. VJT. auk hi * uu " mei-ous customer for their kind patronage accorded.^hira during the jmst, and kopea for a continuance oi tlifiir favors in the future. Customers waited on daily for orders, j Prime Beei, Mjittou, a,n\ Pork.aiways '] jpv hand. v < , __; •■ / ■ i Small Goods^promptly made up s U .B. — Smallprofits laiid FI R E W O O D . ' ' For Sale— >£a>tai, Manuka, and' Tawa, m any quantities 2 and. 4 feet i len&thsrrrto suit purchasers. , , Also— Hatai .Posts and Stabs. . . ' '■.:;■ ■ „; jpgcN ;cxiiißAij; ; r i. ; w ■ .;".'' Beiibigli Street,'. jjßildmg;, . r t \ ■jTVJoiITEf' t B TiV G0 0 D '&? ; Vienna ch&p^j^momPi'ice for ..:.;"..■;■ r . „ .. ;,.„. Splendid carpet ,at 2s per yard. Dining tables for 14s. Bound tables jarith •polishe. d^tops, 20s. Jnet ß^ceivedT— f , Xiarge and strong four-wheeled perauibulators. Lace Curtains, Cocoa Matting, &c. &c. . at the Feil&iag, Furniture, and Bedding Warehouse. J. W. E'ADB, PttOl'ltlETOK" im^oltant to bee-keepers, commencement of the season. It is a well known fact that Bees supplied with ooinb-foutadation make double the quantity of honey. ' I" ' ~— V* ESSB&.WILDBOEE have procured i\l one of the best Comb-foundation Mills yet invented and are prepared to supply comb-foundation in any quantity at the following prices:— Thick, 2s bd per pound; thui, 3a Ud. Best Price given for clean Wax. Pneetist of Hives :. — No 1. One strong hive filled with. 12 irriines, and 1 lb of cdmb-foiindatipn ready for work, ; 12s 6d. No 2. Two story hiye fitted with 24 frames, and 2 lb of comb-foundation, jg s _ . . „. . A few swarms for sale during the season. No. I liive' with a strong swarm fitted as above, 30s. No. 2 hive with a strong swarm, fitted as above, 38s. We are dealers in Bee-keepers requisites; All articles not in stock .-, procured oa the shortest notice. .-.-.. Any inforHiation on be© culture most *^ sIy SSBOBE ANB SON, - '-■■' v'<u '< Taonui.