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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 475, 28 May 1890, Page 7

OAIUS EXHIBITION AND jf would-famld TOE “ The whole ten ammscn.ent, of the Exhibition are entrusted to ,T 1 ' • j-L lower Street Tea Labour Tribune, Jn v 6th, IbW“The Shah of Persia and Patent Carnot pronounced Tower Tea ' ' - “Tower Tea was furnished at the h fife Tower, and at the Criterion 1 nnd Aniuu.an Itestaurants of MessrsSpiers and P«u*d. Pictorial World, October 10th. 1889. “ One of the t»g sights at llie section of the Paris Exhibition is tht Indian Palace. The chief exhibitor ih The Great Tower Street iea Cmnpanv, Limited.’’— London Star, May fh, 1889. “Packets of Tower lea have been scattered through ewy canto try in the rorld." —Pictoral World, Oct- 10; IhSft. “We find the samples ot }®' 1 implied to the visitors of the Pnritr Lxihition, strong, fragrant, and reficshrti 0 . -Labour Tribune, duly bth, 18b9. JN7BBCEDBSTED StISOHSS OF 1 O'WLR TEA at Tins’ PMRis Exhibition. “ From the description we have given if The Great Tower Street Tea Company s exhibits, and the enterprise which has been lisplayed in the construction and matnonance of the Palace, weteel curtain that here will be general approval of the iwill’d of a gold ineda for the av.hon md a Silver Medal tor their lea, this lattei k e ; r , r the Highest Award that was given* M tins class.” —Pictorial World, October 10 Ove! 8 !!o Millions of oops, of TOWEK TEA are consumed annually m the Umteu Kingdom. . r/ , , . Sole Wholesale Agents for New Zealand - WM. SIiEKA &c GO., Wellesley-streetf East, Auckland.

FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD! E LIVE RED ''hit or Uncut. Price. per ton :—4 feet lengths, 10«., 15 inch, 12s Gil; 12 inch, 13s 6d ; 10 inch, 14s G<l ; 6 inch, 15s. Always on hand, POSTS, RAILS, HOUSE REDOES, FENCING STABS, SLABS, TOTAKA and other FENCING POSTS, etc.-, etc. Orders left wit.x either Mr J ■ Hurt, or .Mr 0. Balcke, will receive prompt attention'. P. BAIN.E, Firewood Merchant and Carter. Jo Aroha, January 11th, 1-SOO.

ANDREW FARMER, £OOT AND SHOE MAKER, WHITAKER STREET, TB AB, O H ANDREW FARMER begs to announce that lie lias COMMENCED BUSINESS as above, with a Firs* Oliift Assortment of Ladies,’ Gents, and Children’s boots, shoes, and slippers by best English and Colonial Makers. BOOTS and SHOES of Every Description MADE to ORDER, at short notice, and REPAIRS executed with despatch. ONLY FIRST CLASS? MATERIAL USEI

jjHARGr.ES STRICTLY MODERATE. 'JT'ial Respectfully Solicited THE CO-OPERATIVE i'GiERY, AND GENERAL PNO VISION STORE, •:£IL G OUR STREET, 'W :&$- MAI E. 'BASXIVILLE, , nrl n Lnrsre and Care <»C;tSd\\vays “ a nr * iq, *? p Stuck of

Uk sWtOWISJONS ' Of'. ipti on. 11.8 p. market PBICk 7«cl>asee \ii» i floods m tl,e beS B ti’oi\ Cash,, aipi 4^l ll sail s ' l ' ,,e ‘ lt 'S vrOsSU-lT iPLB Ti MES. Custo. ngnwwpitfid on I'jfon* Orders.* GOODS de part layered UPHILL, or to an 3 a f the, District,; c^.tly. •,'TBV __ S&SKIVJtJ-E '(£R STORES. H. B rjpi-IE iQO T IFE j^SS/i BONUS Y EQNUB 7E AN G E gOCIE^Y. MR. 1889. LARGE FUNDS. MODE. ABSOLUTE UN* bate premiums conditional I»fee of Issue.

POLICIES from. Hor.taary Special Tontine Policit leg. Dividenrl Tab Britain, Inland, Offices throughout Great uee. 1 and the Coloi EDIATELY CLAIMS PAID IMM '/I upon proof of De £1,762,821 New Business written 1888, nrlhe list cd placing the Society THIRD o . oES(.(soiuie ALL BRITISH LIFE OFF LI • - -■ i 97 in number), ' ' " i For particulars apply to T, , J. ILOI Resident Ag •ent, i strict. ( For Te Aroha and Di; | (Office, Whitaker street, Te Ar