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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 94, 29 March 1883, Page 3

Late Advertisements. Nelson, Moate, & CO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL • TEA MERCHANTS AND BLENDERS, Wilms-stbeet, Wellington (Next Empire Hotel ) „.-. We beg to inform the Public and the : Trade that we have opened a Wholesale and Retail Branch for the sale of our juptly Celebrated Pure Blended Teas, and beg to draw special attention to our CHALLENGE 2s 4d BLEND, which is far Superior to any Tea sold at 3s per lb. See CiBOotAE Foe Press Opinions. PRICES: 2s, 2s 4d, 2s Bd, 3s. 3s 4d, and 4s per lb. Sold m lib., ilb., Boxes, and Half-chests, Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea* Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure; Blended Tea. Pore Blended Tea* Pure Blended Tea. : Pure Blended Tea. Pare' Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. , Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. "^ " ' l»ure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. ■ ■> ' Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. . Pure Blended Tea. Pure Blended Tea. ;icfcowledgedby Tea .Experts, the Press and the Public THE BEST VALUE m the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. These Teas are bought and blended by * ProfessionaLTaster, and mixed by Machinery, and supplied to our Branches and over 400 Agents direct from our Wholesale Establishment. AWARDED 1 ' Gold & Silver Medals ,t -Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold &: Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medal* Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals , \ Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals ; • Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals Gold & Silver Medals. Gold & Silver Medals One Trial Will Convince All. Thousands of Families are drinking these Pure Teas. SEE GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS. : Soib "By Most Grocers. . NELSON, MOATE, & CQ. , Christchurch, Dunedin, and Willis— - ! street, Wellington. fp* Agents wanted where not already j : ;: . i represented, :■••,-•■• TRESPASS NOTICE. A NY PERSON trespassing on the ,/V Hokowhitu Reserve with DOG or GUN will be prosecuted after this • date. ',■ . j RIOHTER, NANNESTAD, & CO. 7 March ,27th> 1883. . ;;!; iAUSain BAZAAR, AND GIFT AUCTION. Special NoveltiesTT \OB ES T E R S' JT A L L , •^jl : Committee of Ladies of All Saints' J3L J havfeg arranged to hold a Fancy Bazaar, Gift Auction, &c, on the' above days, m aid of the funds of All Saints' Churchj now earnestly solicit Contributions, m the shape of gifts for the "Bazaar and Auction, er curios for the Museum. Amongst other attractions will be Fortune* telling, Music at inter- ' ''' vals" (feci ' faruit, Flowers, and Rejbreshments oan also be obtained at very moderate prices. t Any. articles for the Stalls, sent either " ifor Sale 'or Exbibit'on, should be forirarded to the Foresters' Hall m the - afternoon of Tuesday, so that they may be arranged aud classified. Articles of fancy-work, and choice goods, or curios, will Ve ' takeir care ;of by Mrs H . •J. Jployd, who is now prepared to receive all such contributions oi this description, • by whom every care will be taken ol exhibits, &c^, and who will undertake ;'.' their, safe return. Z effort will be made to render s 'the Bazaar as attractive . to the general '' public as possible, and it is hoped that their liberal support to the undertaking .. : freely given. The following Ladies will thankfully recdver contributions oi work, flowers, fruit, provisions, or any other donations „ whatever ; viz., jjjesdames ..Snelson, Turner, Jenssen, Podevioj, Keeling, Marriner, Lloyd, Waldegrave, Perkins, and Miss Kelly. The Hall wiil be open to the Public on THURSDAY, at 7 p.m., when the balance of the goods will be disposed ' X of by Anotron. ' Admjiiion, lp { phildreu half price,