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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8171, 1 May 1895, Page 1

"AKAB" a*" "SHAHs TEAS. LOOK OUT FOR TBB CASH* PBEBENTS ENCLOSED WITH TEA, A these FAMOUS TEAB bare now gained iuoh ft thorongh hold on the public taate, the proprietor! h»ve derided to diioontinae a great portion of their advertising, and to give THEIR OUSiOMEBS the benefit o! the MONEY thm SAVED. To effect this a Urge number of CABH ORDERS for 2s 6d, sa, and 10s e*oh will, after Jane lit, be enoloied in many of the picket* md tint oontftintng the Tea, Theie CASH ORDERS (printed on pink p»por wl'l be payable through the «torekeeper from whom the tea hai been procured or fnm the Wholeiale (N.Z. Agenti. JAMES FAMILTON, THAMES STBEET, OAMARU, Sole Aoskt for North Otaqo.

CIDER,

"GOLDEN APPLE" BRAND. This Wholesome, Delloious, and Stimulating Beverage Is manufaotured^from^ PURE JUICE OF APPLES Looally Grown, and is equal to Devonshire Cider. 0 c had in BULK or BOTTLE. •piLETCHEB, TJUMPHREYS, AND fiO., CATHEDRAL BQUARE, CHRIS CHURCH.

rriHE mEA3 qifiE DEOPLE "T| RI N k I THE THREE POPULAR BLENDS BUITABIE T ALL TASTES, TIGER "V MANDARIN -v TIGER MANDARIN TIGER A Par© Indian and Cey- MANDARIN A Para Chfna, Indian, and CeyTIGER lon Blend. MANDARIN lon Blend. TIGER MANDARIN TIGER J MANDARIN . ( HASLEMERE ) \ HASLEMERE / THE NEW CEYLON TEA 1 > CEYLON TEA. i BABLEMERE \ ( HA&LFMiiRE J The LARGE »nd EVER-INCREASING SALE of thoie WELL-KNOWN »nd POPULAR TEAS dm now Attained iuoh proportions as to piovo conolualvely that about ONE IN EVERY FOUR of the whole popalation of Otago and Southland mu«t constantly use one or other of them, RATTRAY & 80N, W olmalk Aoinm.

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