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Murray, Roberts, WELLINGTON. FOR SALE. lECTIONS OP LAND, Te Ore Ore Road, between Hospital and resi» dence of F. G. Moore Esq. Terms Exceptionally Easy. Apply W. Skllae HUME■* SON WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS TEA IMPORTERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS 63 and 65, Willis Street. CEYLON ANDLNMAN TEAS. [N baying Teas from Hume _&. Son L yon get them at Importers-' Prices. Consumers of the fragrant beverage thus less than four intermediate jrifdte die Prices— ; Magnificent rich,'pure, fragrant, 2s and 2s 3d per lb e , Extra Choice Ceyion, 2s 6d and~2s 9d perlb This is the finest and most delicious tea the world can produce, and is superiorio.wbatissold by most tea dealers at 3s 6d per lb ; 5 10. and. 15 packets, in ur tight boxes*- without extra charge. Prompt attention given to orders by post, which should be accompanied by postal 6tder.>. SON'S Jfeas have a:more exquisite aroma and delicious flavour than any other tea ever introduced into New Zc and HUME & SON Import their Tea di&eot from the famous Haputaie group of Sea Estates, in which they hatb a larf;e ihtbbest. GROCERIES—Every description imported direct, android at the Lowest Wholesale Peicbb. HUME & SON, The Largest Tea, Wine, and Provision Dealers 'in New Zealand, - -68 and 65, Willis-street, Weliin on - „** 200 Boxes, lllbs each, Finest China Tea, from 14s 6d -per box. Half•sheata, fromlsCd to2s6dper lb.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3796, 28 April 1891, Page 4
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664Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3796, 28 April 1891, Page 4
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