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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4288, 28 September 1882, Page 4

Provisions HEARS & CO., >-^' y \ -^ Dealers in, and DIRECT IMPORTEBS OF -■-^dfe'-' CO" t MAIZE,' i J^PES: g OATS) • #«»«f«»'•' :■■•' 3 .;;"' BRAN, ***r**- Ul SHARPS, PRESERVES. . CHAFF, "'^PRODUCE, P" -at- .- AND- " • p; Lowest pftdyisipNs m *"<** ■ n-n * —AND OF — EVERY, DESCRIPTION. \^ -THE BEST QUALITY.—

- NOW LANDING—. Jew Season. Teas. 'i »;^We are now giving the' Best Value ever offered oii the ...Thames,,in this article. For Sterling Quality and Truly; DelicousFlavoV, ODE. TEAS can not be surpassed. Try them and " compare' value with any other House in the Trade. ■a ;W? COMPETITION CHALLENGED, DEFIED, AND "bEFEATED. r ' . NOW LANDING, And to Arrive, over— I .'[' i O4\i\ BOXES and PACKAGES of New GROCERIES and OIL- " ' ;OV" MEN'S STORES, PROVISIONS and PRESERVES of , " - Every Description. landing, and to arrive— KQQ- BAGS |p 008 Z^vATEN pHAFF f /;isb6;' ao''o ATS "■■■ - - - -a 200 d 0 B EAN ;.'^.: ,;.:::.MEARS &-GO.'S. <■-..',■ ! are iv everyway liberally dealt with, no effort is"'spared on their pa,rt to give Satisfaction, and for Sterling- Honest Value no other House can surpass them. They have the Largest, Cheapest, and Best Assorted Stock of the VERT CHOICEST BRANDS OF GOODS on -the rThamesUqrsfllct frotn, f and their Stock being always" carefully-selected in the Very Best'Bdarfefe, LONG EXPERIENCE and CAPITAL places them in a position not only to Compete with, but' SURPASS any OTHER HOUSE in- the TRADE. <^jlQiper,Cent. will be Saved by dealing with , f * / I HOW WE GET OUR CUP OF _____ i^B hh _hm_| a_ _g_ v ,_^___ r- rPIT A -''- II if [■ A DO" * ** ' ' * -^SK 'Si ' IVI r_J"ml«^^ Nearly all the fine mountain 'Teas IBriaaK7 ' ■™ ■ ■"■•^»■ » V^ are grown in Uie Teadi tricta of Foo- > chow, factors or natiye merchants buy T mi^ "T™ 1" mmmmimmm'm'^^^*^^ them from the Tea growers, and then HOW WE 0-ET OUR CUP OF J#* they are made into "chops" and sold ;>/*,:", ,< - TEA - ! ■ i. to the European dealers connected ' R01BTW& AMD BOIHS3 THE TEA.' ' lt^ the f? rei«n Tea tr»ri-e- ,Tbe T™9 —The Tea Boaster stands, on the side •-■ haribj wrnred orerland are forwarded oi the stoveppposite,the fireplac^and M[ ln flat-bc/fctomed boats to the principal taking some lwes m his hands he L~J Portß» Buch »s Canton or Shiinghae^ throws them into the" kuo" or pan, ho BB^|—^ii||—l-^^—^ ■ then draws the leaves backw&rds'and '+••»• - forwards alorg the pan.until thej, »re ' 11 Jl QV' f l-\ ,f_-^: '-^-..f-— sufficiently raastcJ; tl/e leaves are then , , f mw'm^\mm the Workman'rolling the leaves, until - ' a small ball is'formed, (he leaves are « nnHnHHIHHHaMaaMHHaHaHa then found twisted. ~ " ' -■.]',■':■*' , rvt , , .f „ - HOW WE jGBtE OUE'CUP OF TEA.. Bovttsa in> SiJTlWft thb Tea.'—After the Dry ng is completed the Tea is carefully sifted and sorted into different kinds, suited to the foreign markets, a business which falls r to the lot of women generally. ,The large,..closely-twisted leares, bright in •' 4>< ' color form the' Hyson Tea; the small^rouhd curled leaves form „ . the Gunpowder; tbe broken leaves, thin and email, * '*' "' * ' form the Young Hyaon. Tea Dealers k General Importers, ■«1 POLLEN STREET, - . THAMES. Goods Packed and Delivered to all parts^of the Qoldfield at Lowest Counter JRrices: *. x t' Storekeepers supplied.on the most liberal terms. a\ ,i "Qf^ers from the Country receive our best attentiou. r Branch Stpres at Waitekiauri> Jlhtek^MPr- Supplied_with Every Description of Goods.