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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9572, 19 August 1909, Page 7

mmv^rnmMMm^mm^mi^iimm^mm —aMHIL Season's Never were the Colourings so rich and varied in Hosiery j shipments ihat have just been opened up fey -the D.LG. arc a representation of what Loudon and Paris are "wearing. Note the following : Plain Cotton Hose, in shades of Purple, also in Reseda, Emerald and Moss at I 6 per pair Drop-stitch I,isle, in Tan, with circular stripes of White, Pink, Gold, and Black at 2/3 per pair Drop-stitch I,isle, in Black, with circular stripes of V, hite at 2/3 per pair Black Tjauia Hose. Special value at 1/11 per pair NEW SEASON'S GLOVES. 2-Button Washable Chamois Gloves, in White and Natural at 2'6 per pair 2-Dome English Doe, for strong wear, in Drabs. Feavers, and Tan shades... at 3/6 per pair 8-Button Length Washable Chamois, in White, Natural, Pearl, Tans, Beaver. Very smart at 3/11 per pair S-Button Length English Doc, in New. Green, Pearl, Champagne nnrl Tnne Thr> nowpri rt\r 4-/TT ncr naiv at 4/II per pair Order by Post from the ECONOMY V. EXTRAVAGANCE. ON the word of one of the wisest philosophers of the age, you may set it down as truth that a man can better afford the most economics of extravagances, than the most extravagant of economies. It's extravagant economy to wear your old glasses if they are actly suited to you. We can show you whether they arj, and : coijt you anything to know. ! not exit won't Chemist and Optician {toy Exam's), MASTEETON B/ow, blow thou wintry wind! i| lceeps out the cold. A cup for breakfast w puts things ri<*ht till dinner time and then if| —'CAMP' again. / M It's made in a minute, and a more J* t f| fragrant, comforting, refreshing, f '*' §8 beverage is impossible. Your I / M grocer sells 'Camp' Coffee. J/ , R Pattrson & Sons, -. Coffee Specialists, Glasgow. 1/?" Wilson, Balk & Co., sole agents for New Zealand. Awarded Only Gold Medal in Competition, 1882. Awarded Pibbt Silver Medal in Competition, 1882. No Adulterated, ArtificiallyScented or any China Teas used in and CO.'S PURE TEAS. Highest Award, Gold Medal, at the International Exhibition, - B MANY of our imitators and opponents have tried hard to poison Jttiejninds of the Public by insinuating that NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S Pure Teas are not as good as they were, we are publishing the Latest Befort of Dr. MAOLArRis, the Government Analyst, on the Pour Leading Brands of Tea sold by N. M. & Co. Also the Analysis made by Propessob Bickebton, Colonial Analyst, in 1882 (2T years ago). In each instanceHhe Teas were bought retail from grocers selling N.M.& CO.'S Teas, and the Analysis proves bevond contradiction that N. M. & CO.'S Teas are all they claim, viz.—The Purest Teas money and experience can buy, and, if anything, Better Teas To-day than they were nearly 30 years ago, when the retail prices were higher PRICES TO-DAIf 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2 par lb. toJ^&.tew&*j&##*:-*tti\VM:*n!!?!iiW REPORT on the ANALYSES of 4 SAMPLES of NELSON, MOATE & Co' 3 TEAS MAY 29th. 1 882. APRIL 20th. 1 909. [ No. 1 «0.2 Ho. 3 Ho. 4 Nil Nil Nil Nil I .J_Nil Nil-J Nil Nil' 1 I PRICE Of TEA. I t/S 1/8 1/10 2/. Spurious Leaves _NH_ .-NJL _Njl_ Nil Facings ■ _Nil_! NJL _Nil_ Nil I Moisture % 8"2 8"3 8 - 7 B'o. JE?lEzliilESlll Soluble in Water 1 » I SKlo. in Hydro. Ac. „ 2'4 Insoluble I' 3 5'6 5'5 I 5 - 5 2'9 2'o 2"0 2'3 3'o ; 2'9 Kxtraet 35'2 30'7 Wi 37'4 Extract from dry tea 38T» 38'0 | 337 40 6 I Soluble in Water .. I 31 3'o 3 Fiblo.inHydro.Ac. .. 2'o 2/0 1 Insoluble ~ o'2 01 0 Extract 3S'7 401 3n 2'o 2'o In! I's_ o'2 01 o'2 o'2 The abdve analysis shows that the 'whole of those Teas are of good quality and quite free from adulteration. The extremely small quantity of Insoluble ash also,indicates great care and cleanliness in the collection. (Signed) A. W. BICKERTON, Colonial Analyst. Late Publio Analyst, Main Division, Hants, England. N.B.—The Samples were purchased by a stranger in the ordinary way across the counter.—A.W.B. Extract 35"7 401 3.VIS .40'j, Ext. on the dry tea ... 421 j 43'7 42'3 | 43'7 Samples of theso Teas were purchased from retail grocers in Wellington by one of my staff. These results show that all the Samples arc genuine Teas of good quality, and that, great care has been exercised in their collection and preparation for market. (Signed) J. 8. MACtAURIN, D.Sc, 1.C.5., Government Analyst. School of Mines, Wellington, 20/4/09. Insist upon having good Tea. It is the most refreshing and invigorating drink procurable, and the cheapest. Ask your grocer for NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S Brands. Yon know what you ore getting, and you only pay the same retail prices as are charged for the many imitations now ueing pushed on to tho Publio by means of copied advertisements, and packages. CEYLON NEW ZEALAND TASMANIA ESTABLISHED 1879.