TRUTH WILL I'KEVAtL. NO one will question the accuracy of , the Customs returns. A paper laid before Parliament this week fur* nishes a table of the consumption of articles in common use, which is start* ling until the surrounding circumstances are considered, and the reason only strikes one like the flash ot an electric searchlight. The consumption of Sugar and Tea for the the two past years, and the duty paid per head of population, is stated thus : — , Lbs Duty Total lbs used, per head, per head Sugar, 1895, 65,. i68,960 88 5 33 8 4 M Sugar, 1896, 67.395,840 894 3s B£d Increase ... 1,826.880 9 Ojd Tea, 1895, 4,472,528 604 2s 6i'd Tea, 18S6, 4,431,480 588 Is ll£d Decrease ... 41,018 -16 7*d It seems incredible that while the 1 people used more sugar they should consume less Tea. The explanation is that 1 the China and Indian Teas are rapidly ; going out of consumption, and the Brits ish product, grown in Ceylon, is Tery properly taking their placeForemost among Ceylon Teas stands the UNBIVALLED SU RATHE A, and although there have been doubts cast upon the claims that have been made for its BTRBKGTH and WONDIBFOL KCONOMY, the official testimony that 41,048 fewer pounds of Tea have proved sufficient for an increase of population of 13 317 in the 1896 period is too convincing to admit of further question. SURATURA TEA is not blendt-d with Indian or China tens, nor is it handled from tk« time it leaves the stores in Ceylon until it reaches the consumer. Reflect and consider what you are losing annually by using ordinary tea. Ask your grocer for, and insist upon having, SURATUfiA, and no oth»r. EMPIRE COMPANY'S SUPERIOR BLENDED TEAS. FIRST FROM THE INCEPTION. FOREMOST feVER SINCE. NOT A LITTLE Of the phenomenal success of THE EMPIRE TEA COMPANY haa been due to the marvellous amount of care lavished on the smallest detail by the Management. From the inception of the Company to the present time there has been exhibited a policy of attention alike to great things end small, no trifle being too minut° to receive its full share of consideration. True, the uniform excellence of the . Blends supplied has had something i to do "with the Company's pr^sress, but that and the consistent improvment of the Teas are but evidences of the splendid management, which \ is really the keystone of the altogether unique position the Company occupies to-day. Note well our Blends and Prices— DRAGON 8/- perlb HOUDAH 2/10 per lb KANGRA VALLEY... 2/8 per lb ELEPHANT 2/6 per lb CRESCENT 2/4 per lb BUFFALO 2/2 perlb EMPIRE (in lead) ... 2/- per lb MIKADO (in lead) ... 1/10 per lb CEILON (in lead, red and gold label) ... 1/10 per lb Sold in lib and £lb packets, 51b and 101 b tins, and half-chests, 451 b. Full Weight of Tea it Always Given. EMPIRE TEA" COMPANY, WELLINGTON. W. AND G. TURNBULL am> Co., Proprietors. W. G. BHEARER, undertakes, Steam Turning Worrs, Manchester Street, Feriding. AGENT for Messrs Gurney Bros., Basketware manufacturers, Wel> hngton ; the Palmerston N . Sash and Door Company. A welNassorted stock of Sashes and Doors always on hand E. J. GRAHAM, BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT, Kijibolton Road. CALL and see my new TRAPS, built upon the premises. All first-class work. FARM IMPLEMENTS REPAIRED at shortest notice. Fittings kept in stock. STANDARD Steam Aerated Water & Cordial Manufactory, Queen Street. THE Proprietor is determined to keep up the reputation of its well-known drinks. A fall stock of all kinds of SUMMER BEVERAGES & CORDIALS always on hand, and customers waited on with despatch. Sole Agent for Puriri and Te Aroha Natural Mineral Waters for the Rangitikei District. G. DOWDEN, Proprietor. T7ENUS was the Goddess of Love and V mirth. So will the souls of all smokers be filled with love, contentment, and mirth, if they smoke nothing else but CAMERON'S NEW VENUS TOBACCO. NEW VENUS has arisen from the froth and foam of dozens of inferior makes to gladden the hearts of men. Cameron's Nsw Vbnt/s Tobacco Stands pre-eminent for the exquisite pleasure it bestows upon its votaries. For sale, a 2-norse power steam engine (will work np to ohorse) and 3-liorse power boiler, both complete with all necessary fittings, On View at Stab Office.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 108, 3 November 1897, Page 4
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