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Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 222, 3 November 1893, Page 12

DO you want to succeed in business ? L you must advertise well. Let everyoi e know that you are in business. Advertise ! Advertise well. T> O O K - K E E PI N G by Double Entry CONDENSED and SIMPLIFIED. Only a Journal and Ledger required. Applicable to any business, and in accordance with the Bankruptcy Act, 1892. Price Is 6d' His Honor Judge Kettle writes,—' It is just what is wanted, and every trader should have a copy.’ Easily Leaknep. On Sale by J, STALL WORTHY, AIeATAPU. RATAPU A II E 11 Y. BEST VALUE IN BREAD. We are now selling first - class Bread

R. F. FLOOD, S -A- D D L B MANGAWH&RE. gyr SADDLES MADE TO ORDER TO FIT HORSE AND RIDER All kinds of Harness made., and repairs done, JT'RANK J jL| OSIvING. AU T H OEISED SURVEYOR. Native Land Surveyor Licensed under the Land Transfer Act 1885. DAEGAVILLE.

GOOD TEA a Like good music, is a delight to young- and old. The chorus of nrnise for the 0 unlit vof STANDARD TEAS is the best evidence of their superior merit. We are not like other advertisers in prejudicing- competitive bran Is by wild assertions about general inferiority. Wo have great, faith public, and know that it. receives 0 with the in the judgment of an intelligent and disorii proverbial grain of salt, slapdash statements about best in the world,’ and so forth. money cannot buy butter, blend is the What we would like to impress upon Tea Drinkers is the fact that in the selection of our various Teas for blending purposes, the greatest care-and the highest exoert talent is ri»»n to'secure uniformity of particular prided blends, freedom from impurities and bad fia.our, a rich and fullbodied liquor, a delicate and refreshing aroma, and altogether the most agreeable,’ pleasant" and pure Tea than can he sold for the money. We have had so many proofs the favour of our STANDARD TEAS receive over other hio-bh-advertised blends, that it is scarcely necessary to dwell upon their distinguishing merit; but °le.s, there should he some doubt with buyers over the various Nos., viz., from No. 1 to No. S we exob-in that we adopt the one brand, ’ 1 ‘S T A N D A B D.’ "WITH DESIGN LIKE BELOW. STM PURE And that each No. is perfectly distinct in character ami kept uniform. Some of the conservet.ivi. grocers insist an giving their ouslomers what THEY think is the good Tea. They don’t, like wholesale blenders interfering with their supposed prerogative, hut the best way to treat these is to be independent and insist on being supplied with L. D. NATHAN 8c Go’s. STANDARD TE AS. A. BOWRING] [ESTABLISHED 1855] 1 ■ jb r. w, lushed w "tr yii S ” —Successors to J. F, LEIGHTON—ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS .Jlsml Fapw Maaletl. Merchants ‘ and Companies ‘ Account Boohs Ruled and Printed to any Pattern , and Bound in any style. T.AWYJ RB’ DEED. BRIEF, AND DRAFT PAPERS RULED, PERIOD!PALS AND MUSIC BOUND IN ANY STYLE. MAPS AND PLANS MOUNTED AND VARNISHED. GENERAL BOOKBINDERS AND STATIONERS. £ckai>, Fkhv, and Photographic Albums Made to Oedbe in any Style, N.B. —in consideration of the fact that the public have had to pay so heavily for the famous ‘ pief nreeque Atlas of Australasia ’ and ‘ Gallery of Contemporary Art,’ the firm arejprepared to bind- these works at reduced rates. -- lIKUH STREET, AUCKLAND,Orders may be left at Ts« V aiboa Bell Office,