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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 111, 7 November 1895, Page 2

Hayne & Lloyd, SEED AND GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS, FEILDING, Have on Sale-7 Wool Packs, Twine ; Grass, Clover, and Turnip Seeds ; Prime Feed and Seed Oats ; Bright Oaten Sheaf Chaff; Bran, Pollard, Barley, Beans, Flour, Sugar, Tea, Kerosene. Table and Seed Potatoes. Coal : Brunner, Nuts and Household. Ploughs, Drills (Seed and Manure) Strippers, Rollers, Rakes, Horsegears, Drays, Harrows, Grubbers, Tine Cultivators. Price List on Application. AGENTS FOR— Shaw Savill Shipping Company. P. and D. Duncan, (Implements). Royal Exchange Fire Office. Erenstrom and Andrew's Biscuits Llewellyn's Bee Ointment. EVERYTHING NEW ! Somethings Wonderfully New. KIBKCALDIE & STAINS' SUPERIOR Dress Fabrics, Printed and Woven Washing NoveltiesNew Corded Drills, Blouse Prints, New Fancy Muslins, Zephyrs, etc. THE MILLINERY AND MANTLE SHOW ROOMS Are marvels of Refined Taste. Everything very Attractive, and Be coming to a FIRM who lead in a Befitting Manner EVERY DEPARTMENT of FASHION The Second Shipments Collectively Represent Extensive Display of Modern Merchandise, Patterns of Dress Materials, And every Description of PIECE GOODS NOW READY. Correspondence Invited. EIRECALDIE & STAINS WELLINGTON. MERCHANTS isr NEW ZEALAND WRITING TO CEYLON TO OBTAIN SURATURA TEA. THE following copy of a letter was written by the exporters of Suratura Tea to the Wellington agents : — " Colombo. 2nd Sept., 1895. " Dear Sir, — There seems to be a great deal of correspondence between dealers in your Colony and merchants here re Suratura Teas, and we have on more than one occasion heard them highly spoken of in Colombo. We mention this as we think it will be as well for you in self-protection to register the mark (if you have not already done so) as early as possible, as tve ourselves have known the labels of other well-known brands very closely, if not almost, copied, and we feel sure tcere this to happen to Suratura, and inferior teas sold under a similar, or perhaps the same name, it would be very detrimental to allparties concerned. Of course we refuse to ship the teas (Suratura) to any firm but your goodselvcs, and shall always endeavour to protect you at this end as far as is in our power.— Yours, etc , . . ." The endeavour made to obtain this wonderful Tea is proof of its public appreciation and quality . The duty on Suratura is charged at 4d perlb, the old rate being 6d. ' PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS Secured in all Countries. HENRY HUGHES, C.E., Chartered Patent Agent (40 years' experience) 42, Lampton Quay, Wellington. TO COB RESPONDENTS. C. H. Coote.— Your letter in reply to Mr Cooper will appear to-morrow.