Crescent Blend Tea Try it once or twice and you will in all probability become an enthusiastic user oi if. The refreshing delectable flavor.r of Crescent Bientl Tea is dub of ih. charms. The delicacy of the bouquet is one of its atuibutes. Crescent Blend Teftis a scientific blend of tbe rich strong teas of Darjeeling and the fmo delicate teas i of Ceylon. . ! The flavour never vanes, tne i quality is always maintained at a high etandard. Sold by all Grocers At 2/- pgr lb.
PRESENTS. Having taken Whole World nudei contribution by 'importing direct from Britain. America, and tho East, wo arc | prepared to sup ply all the I Latest Novelties suitable for X-uss i and New Year Gifts, 1 Consisting of E.P and Silver Ware, Leather Goods, China and Glass, ionoy Goods of all kinds, Writing -Deans, Dressing Cases, Purees, Pocket Books and Card Cases silver-mounted and otherwise, Photo Frames in great variety. Colonial Libraries, Music, etc., oom.rg in every mail. . CHINA & GLASS in great variety bedrock prices. Call and Inspect and Judge Yourselves. J. MATHERS. Broadway, Marion.
i\ h run ■ Bs 0U o t., BROADWAY, MARTON. PRIVATE BOARD & RESIDESCE MRS D. <3. BHSTT. I'JiOPEIETBESS. Tbo House has been thoroughly renovated and ra-farnishcd, and .PermancnBoarders may roly upon having excellent accommodation. Hot, Cold, Plunge & Shower Bathe. H. MARSH FAMILY AND GENERAL HUTCHES, HIGH STREET, MAETON, Bepa to inform tbs paoiie of Marton and district that be has taken over the business la-tiy carried on by Me A. Hook, and Is prepared to supp’y the PRIMES! MEAT In any quantities at lowest Prices. DELIVERIES DAILY.
A. DUNBAR, Manufacturing Saddle , THE SQUARE, FEILDING. ow Is the season to replenish your HENESS. I am manufacturing a.l kinds at Bed-rock Prices. All my Harness is built on the samo lines as a Bri'iah Man-of-War-" For Ser/ioc,” and my £& 10s turn-out of Harness is unequalled in New Zealand. RIDING SADDLES made to any pattern, and every attention paid to Ladies’ Astride Saddles, A Written Guarantee given with al harness turned out by mo. ELSBAOHINCANDESCENT Burn ordinary Kerosene. 60 CANDLE-POWER LIGHT, Costs 2s per month, burning four hours per night. 6 times She Light of an Ordinary Lamp at 000-third Cost. Your Money Back if not satisfied. Noth. —Out Traveller will call.at any house in the district and give an; Exhibitiou, providing a note is sent asking him ‘to call, LAMPS ARTHUR HOPWOOD, PALMERSTON NORTH
WAIKATO. /IAA AGUES cf Splendid OUU Country, 300 ajreg very valuable flax swamp, thoroughly drained, aud where not in flax, sown in grass (beat English), It is estimated by competent men that there is £3OOO of cutabla flax within next twelve months. The balance of 310 acres is rich undulating land well grassed and capable of milking 90 to 100 cows comfortably. The swamp land will also fatten 700 sheep per year. Buildings are 8 room homestead, 3 roomed cottage, and all necessary outbuildings, including new granary 30 by 60. Property is situated in rich locality, with railway station and postjoffioe on farm. Creanery and school quite handy. This is a sound investment and will bear keenest inspection. PRICE, £BOOO. Terms given. Apply GEORGE BOYES & CO., HAMILTON, WAIKATO.
DUDLEY H. PRIOR, COMMISSION AGENT FEILDINGK THE MOTOR CARRYING BUSINESS Lately carried on fay Mr H. B. Bates has been purchased fay me. Those who require to be driven to any part of the North Island, wire or write to mo, P.O Box 49, Tolophor 57, between the hours Of 9 a.m, and's pm. after 5 p.m., Tele* phone 59 WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY, SHOOTING MGENSES FOE EANGITIKEI. Allen, J., Avery, G. T., Aldworth, Eobert, Beeohey, P. J., Batt, Clias., Cawood, Wm,, Cawood, L. H., Cox, F. E., Bbfaott, W. F., Gibbons, C. E., Gardner, J. W., Humphrey, C. H., Hammond, E. D., Lane, J. N„ Levin, W. F., McDonald, Jas., McCullough, E., Moore, Jos., Mercer, Herbert, Morris, G. W. D., Marshall, G. L„ Peyton, Stanley, Sutcliffe Harry, Robson, Eodgers, A. J., Telfer, R., Turnbull, E , Waters, Wm., Watson. Dr F, J., Young, F, L. JOHN ROBSON, Secretary, ' Marion Sub-Committee May 13. 1907,
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8836, 12 June 1907, Page 4
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