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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 574, 19 November 1902, Page 4

EVEN a guarantee our Teas better value, better grade than any sold. WHEi TEAS are said COMPARE OUR 2- CHAMPION WITH ANY IMPORTED IN PACKETS AND Itt\ SOLD AT PENCE TO BE JUST AS GOOD AS iik ip- lb MORE MONEY iOATE & Co.’s, Ltd. WHY BUY THEM? m ,

Without ihc co-opcration of Liberal isin. Labor can never become a domi power in New Zealand, and 111 policy of hostility - to die Gavonimen now being pursued by (he trades mi * innists (loims to an early separatiru . ' ‘Will and Labor. Indeed between tiiere is no longer a Gunservuu... ~.. ty in this country, the probability i> strong that the opposing political parties of the near future will he the Liberals on one hand, and Labor and the Socialists on the other.—Observer. ■excavations are to be made at Bury ■St. I'Mmunds with the object of discovering ihe crypt in which the body ot St. Kdrmimi was buried ‘by the monks when they were warned of the coming dissolution of the monaxterv. Some ialwrers excavating in the Borough Ilish-st.. near London Bridge, unearthed some old • wooden watermains, made by hollowing the trunks of large trees. The first wooden water mains were laid in 15S1 for the London Bridge Waterworks, and it was not until JMU that the,use of iron pipes became general in London. principal chemist of the British Government Laboratory, in his report for the present year, gives some interesting' information as to aduheratives. Roasted cereals are used largely to adulterate coffee, and for the same purpose turnips, acorns, and dandelion root, and roasted figs are util-