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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 476, 31 May 1890, Page 7

PARIS EXHIBITION AND THE would-Famed “TOWER TEA.” “The whole ten arrangements of the Exhibition are entrusted to The Gnat Tower Street Ten Company, Limited.”— Labour Tribune, July Gilt, 1889. “ The Shalt of Persia and President' Carnot pronounced Tower Tea very good.” “Tower Ten was furnished at the Eiffel Tower, and at the Criterion and American Restaurants of Messrs Spiers and Pond.”— Pictorial World, October 10th. 1889. “ One of the big sights at the English section of the Paris Exhibition is the Indian Palace. The chief exhibitor is The Great Tower Street Tea Company, Limited.”—Loudon Star, May 7th, 1889, “ Packets of Tower Tea have been scattered through every country in the world."—Pictorai World, Oct. 10, 1889. “We find the' samples of Tower Tea supplied to the visitors of the Paris Exhibition, strong, fragrant, and refreshing.” —Labour Tribune, July Gth, 1889. U.NPKEC UDENTEI) SUCCESS OF TOWER TEA at the Pa his Exhibition. “ From the desoript’on we have given of The Great Tower Street Ten Company’s exhibits, and the enterprise which has been displayed in the construction and maintenance of the Palace, we feel certain that there will he general approval of the award of a gold medal lor the Pavilion, and a Silver Medal for their Ten, this latter being tbe Highest Award that was given in this class.”—Pictorial World, October 10th, 1889. Over 250 Millions of cups of TOWER TEA arc consumed annually in the United Kingdom. Sole Wholesale Agents for New Zealand : WM. ShERA & CO., Wellesley-street East, Auckland. FIR EW 0 01)! Flli E WOOD! DELIVERED 'hit or Uncut. Price per ion : —1 feet lengths, 10s ;15 inch. 12s od ; 12 inch, 18s Gd ; 10 inch, 14s Gd ; G inch, 15s. Always on hand, POSTS, RAILS, HOUSE BLOCKS, FENCING STABS, SLABS, TUTARA and other FENCING POSTS, etc., etc, Orders left n it.! either Mr J. llart, or Mr C. Li.ilcke, will receive prompt attention. P. BAIN E, Firewood Merchant and Carter. Jc Air.ha, January 11th, 1890. ANDREW FARMER, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, WHITAKER STREET, T H 3 _A_ O 11 _A_. 4 NDREW FA IIM Ell begs to announce 1\ that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS as above, with a First vJlasr Assortment of Ladies,’ GeuLs,’ unci 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 USEr CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. A Trial Respectfully Solicited THE CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY, AND GENERAL PROVISION STORE, KILGOUR STREET, . WAIORO.YGOMAI h. basklyille, Has always on hand a Large and Carefully Selected Stock of GROCERIES AND GENERAL PROVISIONS Of Every Description. H.B pr„chases his Goods in the best •markets for Cash, and will pell same at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES Customers waited on for Orders.. > GOODS delivered UPHILL, or to an\ part of the District, daily. TRY H, BASKIVILLE FOR STORES, rjpHE QOLONIAL UTUAL I IFE SSURANCE gOCIETYBONUS YEAR, 1889. LARGE FUNDS. MODERATE PREMIUMS ABSOLUTE UNCONDITIONAL ; POLICIES from date of Issue. Special Tontine Policies with Mortuary / Dividend Tables. Offices throughout Great Britain, Ireland, and the Colonies. CLAIMS PAID IMMEDIATELY upon proof of Death. New Business written 1888, £1,762,821 placing the Society THIRD,on the list.of ALL BRITISH LIFE OFFICES (sonic 97 in number). For particulars apply to * J. I LOTT, . Resident Agent, For Te A rob a and District,. (Office, Whitaker street, Te A roll a)