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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 58, 6 September 1897, Page 1

11 FACTS AUK CHIELS THAT WINNA DING, AND DAUHNA BE DISPUTED."— BaBNB. rpi.YlEb change, and with them m-in-f ners and tastes The unimpea ■liable evidence of statistics of traJe tell U:i that people readily appreciate a good and pure article in preference to a cL-ar I and inferior one. This has never b?en so clearly demonstrated as in the records of the Customhouse. In 1885 Ceylon Tea made its first appearance in New Zealand That year the total quantity imported from all sources wus 4,412,t)671b, of which China supplied 2,487,6611 b, or 60£ per cent. India supplied 130,6111 b, or 3J per cent. Ceylon supplied 493H>, ° r 001 percent That INSIGNIFICANT LIITLB SHIPMENT <o this colony was so appreciated that people asked for more— and got it. 5 years later (1890) the imports stood thus : — China supplied 076.2401 b, o r 25] per cent India supplied 057,902! b. or 17 percent Ceylon supplied 363,1371 b, or 9^ p.c. The total imports for that year from all sources were 3.849, 1051 b. It was this year that Suratura Tea was introduced, and became a boon and a blessing to humanity. How it has established itself in the homes of the people may be seen by the manner in which it has dietauccd ail rivals, and materially assisted to dr.'ve China teas out of consumption, In I8i)6 Ufiina .'applied 58,9411 b, or 1] percent. India cur plied 9 ■»2,64t51b, or 20£ percent. Cbjlon supplied 2,310,4151 b, or 55] per cent. No other article of domestic cinsump* tion can show anything approaching this. Suratura Tea is picked and packed in Ceylon, thereby preserving its freshness J aiid aroma until it reaches the consumer — wlrch accounts for its economy and purity. Su-fttura Tea is NOT blended with India or Clinift TVr.s. pkize puultby. SITTINGS from the Champion Laying Strains for Sale. Unexcelled White Pile Bantams and Brown Leghorns ; also, Light Brahrnas, Aylesbury Ducks, and Guinea Fowls. bor immediate aale — Pair Brown Leghorns, 103 ; trio Light Brahrnas, 85s Prizes awarded to my birds in 189G H. J. "bTiLEY, Taonui, near Feilding. SE^GES 111^^ 1 —TWEEDS— CLOTHS FOR Tailor-Made Gowns AND Cycling Costumes. WE SELL PER YARD All our Dress Materials— Serges (double width), from 4s 6d. Cloths „ „ from ss. 6d. WRITE FOR SAMPLES. JMODINE&Co., LADIES 1 TAILORS, WELLINGTON. Ths New Zealand Confectionery Workß, Fbrgusson Street, FEILDINQ WHOLESALE AND EETAIL. THE above Works are now famous for the excellence of the Lollies manufactured Our Goods are mostly superior in Quality and Flavour to the imported. We make a SPECIALTY of the following : — Caramels Chocolate Creams Cocoanut Jacks Cocoannt Ice Cocoauut Candy j Cough Drops Almond Toffee Eucalypti Drops Fruit Toffee London Mixtures Butterscotch, real Storekeepers can. rely on prompt despatch of orders. Novelties a Specialty. A. GRANT, Manager. T AND FOR SALE 514 acres, Sandon, 11 miles from township ; all in grass ; divided into four paddocks ; well watered ; good 8-roomed house, dairy, trapshed, woolshed, stables, and garden. Price, £9 per acre. 288 Acres, Birmingham, 8 miles from school *all felled and an grass, divided into 10 paddocks, "9 roomed house, stables, etc , large orchard and garden. Price £8 10s per acre. 631 acres, close to Stratford, Taranaki, all in grass ; 8 paddocks well watered, extensive yards and sheds, new house, gbod orchard, stables, dairy. Price, £2,800 ; easy terms. 190 acres, close to Colyton creamery, all in grass ; ring fenced ; two pad docks, and yards, well watered and level ; no house. "Price, £9 per acre 300 acres, Carnarvon Estate ; all ploughable ; ring fenced ; 3 paddocks, cottage, concrete dip and yards. Price, £7 10a £.er acre. Several hotels for sale ; also, several town properties. Freehold of good boarding-house in { rising country town. Full particulars on application. RATLLFF & GIESEN, Land, Estate, and Commission Agents, Kimboltou Koad, F£ILDIN€h