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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume II, Issue 153, 24 May 1900, Page 1

Specialities for present Season. WALNUT CAKE Cheery akes !s? Mi rue Pies S ' <T\S' i Cocoanut Maccaroons \ < v Almond Maccoroons I [ -' Batafjas Adelaide Biscuits Cocoanut Fingers Almond Fingeis. Almond Drops Queen Drops, &c, &c. "THE" REFRESiIMENT EOOMS Aie still tbe Favourite Booms of the District. BUDD'S, TIMAEU

BUSINESS NOTICE. X BEG to announce that I have started Business in Waimate as UNDERTAKES, CABINETMAKER j AND UPHOLSTERER. \ Spring Matresaes in Stock and made to ortier. Old Matresses Re-stuffed and made as good as new. Furniture of all kindstkept in stocJs or made to -i \ i C^> / order, /y / /~] I / <^n^raßfe'SS[-T^st ' Mr Binney's c/ c " } { Criterion Hotel. Any orders in the above Lines will be attended to with* care and at SEASONABLE BATES. JOHN MOORB, Janr. 9 UNDERTAKES, CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, Etc., Queen Street, Waimate. As Mr Moore resides on the Premises, orders for Funerals may be left at any hour.

'Ai SIGN, OF THE TIMES.' \ V/TEB-IT 'ALONE CAN HOLD iyj?.^ I-TS OWN. Hondai-Lanka Ceylon Te'«y Haa formed an alliance with the public. The safest of all alliances. All Leading Grocers. ' ft. TEA-GKOWING PARADISE,' The Home of HONDAI-LANKA CEYLON TEA. Every Leaf%» full of Virtue, every 'Infusion Delicious. Sealed Packets only. . In India the Jackal' is more dreaded .than the Tiger. %In this colony it is-fche substitution fraud that one has to guard against, nigh-profit-bearing substitutes being often pushed for. the sake of extra profit; with Hondaf-Lajjka Tea you are quite safe so long asjafou fcfode with your eyes open, every 1 genuine packet bearing the Ee^istered and Government-protected name, McKenzies Hondai Lanka, on all packets and boxes. * Cotton cloth was first made in India and was in use there 2000 years ago. Hondai-Lakka Tea has only been upon the New Zealand market some four years, yet it is .the Tea that has revolutionise* the trade. Secret : It is better than any other Tea, that's all, and is sold in> Ceylon-packed and sealed packages only. • ' Colley Gibber,' the poet and gossip, ' wrote : ' Tea ! Thou soft, thou sober, sage, and venerable liquid : thou fwnale tongue running, smile soothing, heart opening, wink tippling cordial.' The brand usea must have been unblended Hondai- > Lanka. Sold by all disinterest G,roa c f>\ UMMED JAM POT -COVEES. \JT Guaranteed airtight. Packet of 50 for 6d. Jam Labels, Gummed, 50 (assort ed) for 6d, at Advertiser Office, opposite Post Office.