Is now afforded XojCoMtttry Settlers for replenM ;i,sHi^g household' nece|safitfs/a^ -•!'" V )i t »i <jj t'»fnr.Q lo> oit'P, /< »{j .1« < ! "our 11lR 5 OATJGfHEY is'latipseserXiiJm^JSngland purchawng for the cpjmiqg season^ ur ■ AN ENTmELY NEW STOOK ' ' " First shipments of which are expeoted,to hand about the end of next month. ' '11 Our present MAGNIFICENT 3TOCK must, of necessity be cleared to make room for these new Goods', hence the present extraordinary inducements. Every article in the following Special Lots are selected with a due regard to the requirements of Country Settlei-8, suggested by our personal observation' and long experience- 4 - QUALITY, NOT .QUANTITY, ; Being our invariable rule; in the making^up of all our Parcels., ,*,'/'-"'. In' no case do.v7e reco,mineiid fot'wear dr i'send out in-'aD/of our^ Parcels inferior or low priced' stuff. • / * • ' ,; y : . .h., ■ ' '••<>• ' - •-.»•• • -, We make" it a fixed rule that .under no ( circumstances whatever do our , customers .'find ouri Goods other than strictly represented. , ■''■ ■ \' * » |ST, Visitors from the Country are always 'v/elcome to visit our "Warehouse and inspect' our entire Stock and enquire prices, withoutbeing pressed to purchase. ' We have added additional items- to the wonderful value we have been giving in'th« .Standard Parcel in Lots 57, 58, 59, 60..., x. > > * -;, x ! ' t i-'i »* -■ ' I* 1, ,,. rr 7 ",-.' t!>,.,,-> A ; -REkkAiN^lpiilckiS j^X^ORDniARY,' ( The enbrmpua quantjltv;, of/Gppfla we, oui' np leases I 'us' witH'a constantly-accumula'ting 1 Stbcft of ■B^mn'a'nts to pis)iosB<of, whi&h- we' off et at the .follo.wing Special P-riceslr-r. • . F,or v 275.6d we will giVe '3ss 'wortjh of Remnants of Tweeda in Vftr^ous'\i6efuriength's.' ' .For, 2ss we will give 3.3s worth of Remnants of" 'Dress Mkterials, Win'cdys, ali'd Print 3. '" Fpr 30h >ye will give 37s 6d worth pf Calicos, L<lannels,"SliiAihg's,' Dlills,' &o.', &c. ' , «« For lOb we .will give 15s worth tof Remnants, of Lac€f ,' Ribbons; Edgings, &c. For ' a we will send ,30s worth of Prints, Sateens Ginghams/ &c • l --«•*'•---•<
1 Tfc'A,,,C!R,CMAK.
■ ¥XTE beg respectfully to submit to , * Vs I" iyonr consideration tfiVurideMMted MEW TEAc, being a direct shipment from ; tho , CALCUTTA, TEA. t SYNDICATE, iiind'froin' 'Foodhow. 1 Theße 'TEAS' 'have been well bought, and are now offered at a bxnail inucgin ,over cost.
IN HALF CHESTS, 40 lbs EACH. CHOICEST NEW SEASON'S
CONGOU
WONGTOE
Nob. 44 and 58
; ' f %' 8d ~ perlb. -'''■ This is a line of Usually good KAISOW CONJSOU, partly broken; leaf, .flavour » sound, liquorfi 'wall, and is admirably ' adapted for | , P^Wg Indian Teas.,
I ** ' '** IN CHESTS, 98 Ib 3 EACH.
! ASSAM SOUCHdNG
'0*0.327,
i :: ' <: ' "2s 4'd per Ib. ■ This Strong, full-bodied Tea is grown on the ' Sapanulla Tea Estate, Assam. It is brisk and pungent, full malty flavour, deep brown colour in the ciip, and of extra- strength.
IN CHESTS, 50 AtfD 80 lljSj. . ORANGE PEKOE
, Nos. 349, and 565, . >3s per lb. This is a rare 'and exquisite Tea, specially selected from the finest pickings of the Kanyara Plantation, Kangra Valley. Small reddish, wiry, evenly made leaf, few tips ; malty, riohj delicate fruity flavour.
We advjse our. friends tXQ go in for a; mixture of the above. .Millers, by mixing j t\yo or more wheats^ get; a fetter an^ s Btronger flour ; so in Tea, if judiciouslyblended, we gain richness of > flavour and ' aroma, and' considejrable ' increase ' in 1 strength. , _
■• ;We make two Blends/ viz.j j, '^ ) No! 1 JSl^nd.iSjaJfajnily, Tea/.oi.'wpnderfulj strength^phrity 1 , and flavour.' "2s 4d per lb] No. 2 Blend is. A Fgrand. TeS' for the money ;; ;_ strong, -iullJbodied, and flavoury.-.ls.lOs{ per lb. , .^ j For the conven^ce.pf 'Customers we send ouj any of these TeWi'rfbbxes'B, 12, 20, and 40 V ' i.: % ''' )>l!) >l! I*.* " lbs each.- ';• ■ V i"<h V, i i
May be had at LAYBOUBN BROS., Waioj rongomai. '•'' '*'■'' <'•' •' '
7 Mam Laybburn and Go.l ...,\i. ./-.,.1.M»P Q.RT.E'R S, ' .-• ? ; *.i V ■' ! DtJBHAMi StKBBT^ ADCKIiAND. ( s j
iLL Kinds of Printing e^cut'ed with Neatness arid' Despatch* \[ "' ;''• s - t ' J ■ r ' J AVda "- ' .0. ,,... s NKWS OFFICE
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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 124, 17 October 1885, Page 8
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637Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 124, 17 October 1885, Page 8
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