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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 14, 3 July 1900, Page 1

CHAS. CREBA,

GENERAL BLACKSMITH and FAREIBR (Opposite Waimate Clothing Factory), QUEEN ST. QIHOEING done on Improved Principle with great care, under the personal supervision of the Proprietor.

E. BISHOP, PAINTER, GLAZIER & PAPERHANGEE, DESIEES to thank the public past favours, 'and begs to inform them that he has removed to his New Premises in Queen street, where ho hopes by strict attention to business to receive a share of public patronage. White Lead, Oils, Glass, Scrim, Picture Mouldings, Tacks and Tape, Tubes and Paperhangings, etc., always in stock. E. BISHOP, Next Co-op, store

J&Lps ©o^on's STIFFENING AND POLISHING POWDER FOR LAUNDRY PURPOSES. ONE SHILLING PER BOX, obtainable a the Waimate Co-op, store and Manchester Bros. MR COXON will be in Waimate for a fortnight. Private Tuition given. Public Exhibition daily. Ladies are nvited to bring shirts and collars to be done while they wait. TESTIMONIAL. Presbytery, Rangiora, Sept. 21, 1899. During his vißit to Rangiora, Mr Coxon gave us a practical illustration of the efficacy of his stiffening and glazing Powder, the result being most satisfactory, and I have no hesitation in recommending the adoption of this new powder to others. Thomas W. Price. Unsolicited Testimonials from 2300 ladies may fie seen on application. Manchester Bros., Agents for Irons and Boaids.

• A SIGN OF THE TIMES.' MEBIT ALONE CAN HOLD ITS OWN. Hondai-Lanka Ceylon Tea as formed an with the public. The Siifesfc alliances. *Ail Le&cin er s. • A TEA-GEOWING PAEADISE,' The Home of HONDAI-LANKA CEYLON TEA.

Every Lea! is full of Virtue, every Infusion Delicious. Healed Packets only. In India the Jackal is more dreaded than the Tiger. In this colc&ny it is tho substitution fraud that one haBL to guard against, high-profit-bearing substitutes being often pushed fqr the sake* of extra profit; with Hondai-ESnl^a^Tealyou are quite safe so long as you trafte.jWith your eyes open^ every genuine paeteP*ibearing the Registered and Government-protected name, J^cßjekzie's Hondai Lanka, on all packets and boxes. Cotton 'cloth, was first made in India and was m use there 2000 years ago. Hondai-Lanka -Tsa has only been upon the Now 'Zes&ind market some four years, yet it is the^fe^that has revolutionised the trade. SecreS^jJt is better than any other Tea, that's 18^_and. is sold in Ceylon-packed and sealeo&nnackages only. 'Colley Cibber,' the po^jind gossip, wrote : ' Teal thou so|fc, thou sober, sage, and venerable liquid : |hou "female tongue running, smile* soothing, heart opening, •wink tippling cordial.' The brand used must have been unblended 'HondaiLanka.^Sold by Jail disinterest^Groc ers.