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,p A'liiS. r 11, EXHIBITION AND THE • WuI;LL)-J'‘Ail El) . >WI? I) mi 7 A ” “\Tjtg \ylii>le iirronsrciiic! ty pf t*»»* V x!ji* »?ti< *»l !irL* ‘i i ! , U;iis,lt , il to tTb.* Gretf Tower Slrei-t Tt-ii I,united. ijjll >our Tribune, ,J idv G1b,1889. •‘The SlVuli of Persia Mud President Carnot pronounced Tower T*ea very good." “ Towel - Tea \yHSji nrnished at the Eiffel Tower, a:id iit the Criterion npd Kestiui fai iiß. of ? U srs Spiers and Pin id.”— Pictorial Worb', ; C.fobcr 10th. 1889. . ■“ One of the i, ‘glits at,the English section of the Paris Exhibition is the Indian Palace: The chief’ exhibitor, is The Great Tower Street Tea Company, Limited.”—London Star, May 7th, 1889. “ Packets of Tower Tea have been scattered through every country in the world.” —Pictoral World, Get. 10, 1889. *• We find the samples of Tower Tea supplied to tlio visitors of the Paris Exhibition, strong, fragrant, and refreshing.” —Labour 'Tribune, July Gth, 1889. j UN'-’R ECfSDKNTK D SIICOKSS OK TOWER TEA at the Paris Exiiijution. ‘•From the description we- have given of The Great Tower Street Tea Company’s exhibits, and the enterprise whicli has been displayed in the construction and maintenance of the Palace, we feel certain that there will be general approval of the award of a gold medal for the Pavilion, and a Silver Medal for their Tea, this latter heirg the Highest Award that was given in this class.”—Pictorial Worid, October 10th, 1889. ’ Over 200 Millions of cups of TOWER TEA are consumed annually in the Onited Kingdom. Sole Wholesale Agents for New Zealand : WM. ShERA & CO., Wellesley-street East, Auckland.

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