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Avoid BomMng Bad Tea. CHINA TEA is grown and treated by Ohinamen, is packed by Ohinamen, gecerall when half the aroma is gone, is adulterated by Ohinamen, and " selected " so thaty only the rubbish at that shall ever find its way out of the oountry. Ceylon tea, on ths contrary, is grown in a British colony, tinder British suparvision, and is treated and despatched with the cleanliness and expedition that distinguishes a cleanly and businesslike race. You can't go wrong if yon drink Oeylon tea, and you will study your interests if yon DRINK ONLY CEYLON, TEA The'best of all that is grown. A feature of this is that it is pnt up in lead packets and carefully soldered the instant it is ready, and thus the delightful and usually evanescent aroma of the tea is permanently preserved. A China tea may be put np by anyoneJ it is never Identified, and bo one suffers any particular degradation by sending forward an unusually bad consignment. Nirvana tea does not allow its proprietors that degree of latitude. IT IS PACKED IN LEAD and enclosed in card-board cartons, beating the name of the tea and the name of the company and it carries with it the reputation of the grower, who is thus bound to maintain, its quality. The motto of the Nirvana Company is " FRESHNESS, FRAGFANOE, AND PURITY," and the cardinal principle of its business given in the line!' Direct from Tea Garden to Teapot." Nirvana Tea is drunk at one o£ ths Government Houses in preference to all other teas, bas been praised by the highest dignitary of the Australian Church, and carries with it A CERTIFICATE OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE from Mr. Blackett, Government Analyst of Victoria. ON SALE BY GRANVILLE & Co., South Soad. 0. CARTER, Devon-street. F. 0. JURY, Gover-strcet. NEW PLYMOUTH CO-OP. SOOIEIY, Carrie-street. J. WHITAKER, Devon-street, W. HEALY, Devon-street. SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTSfI. S. PATERSON & CO., Wellington' 111 His Hand WHETHER IT BE IS* COPPER, SILVER, OR GOLD, i TO AN ADVANTAGE OVER THE BUYER WHO DEMANDS AND OBTAINS LONG CREDIT. NEAL. THE CASH CLOTHIER, RECOGNISES THIS FACT, AND CATERS FCR THE eaSH BUYER BY OFFERING GOODS AT BED-ROCK PRICES FOR NETT CASH. THE PUBLIC, who are Judge and Jury, ON INSPECTION, WILL RETURN A VERDICT in FAVOR of The Cash Clothier, NEAL, Brougham streets Pianos k t • To Choose from. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXTftBITFD IN TARANAKI. THIS IS GENUINE. Jg} PIANOS _ „ ~ Oniy by the Best Makers ORGANS Why? PIANOS from £lO to OBG-ANB from £5 to £SQ. W OUR TERMS ARE THE EASIEST IN NEW ZEALAND. ST WE SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY FIRM IN TABANAKI. As we employ NO CANVASSERS, INSPECTORS, ETC., thus saving this unnecessary expense. Ktf CHEAP BUBBISII KEPT IN STOCK. INSPECT OUR SHOWROOMfI BEFORE PURCHASING. c THE OLONIAL PIANO IMPORTING OJWPAWV Next bailway crobsi>,g > ' DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. D. McKinnon Bain. Manager. o. ASK,, FOR^r^i * & *3&&<NEW. TARIFFS •Of' OTHER PRICESJfL#: <A Va 1/102/2 2/4 a/§ »D 0 CHINA TEA USED BV US.' /"\NLY lulf the people in New Plymouth study economy in hont eholei purchases HOW DO Wit KNOW Beoause only half of them insist upon having WAXINE SOA P For rise in laundry work, The other half allow the grocer to put them off with an inferior a bids which gives the .-.aller t. I W£«r Hi #«) pwjjww's cxpeupsi TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON—Ist OCTOBER, 1000, TO 30TH APRIL, 1901. FISHING LICENSES may be obtained from Mr. 0. 0. Smith, lnglewood, aud from the undersigned, D. McALLUM, Men's licenses, 10s; boys under 16, Bs ladies, ss, day license, 2s fid; one week, 6s Licenses have been issued to the follow, ing persons:— D. McAUum W. Bewley N. Bewley A, Callander A. Shirley A. Parli 'lharlea Smith M, Kennedy T. 0. H. Nicholls T. Hopkinson K. D. Hauseyj a . E. Fletcher G. E. V. Heenan J. W. Baby G, W. Newsham T. J. Nicholls A. Bewley T. A. Swaziland F, Clarke T. Gray 0. 0. Smith Geo. Wilson N. Shepptrd H. Giles A, Oonnett Joe Bamson G. 0. Heena.i M. Eraser 0. E. Boyce ASK FOB SUNBEAM PORB OSYmH , Agant—B. 0001 k SOW. njake ohildrea cross anil y ill. Apply Lousby's Koolibah belor i

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 224, 16 November 1900, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 224, 16 November 1900, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 224, 16 November 1900, Page 3

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