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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3813, 18 May 1891, Page 3

HUME & SON WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS TEA IMPORTERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS 63 and 65, Willis Street. I CEYLON AnETnBIAN TEAS. buying Teas from Hume & Son ~ you get them at Importers Prices. I Consumers of the fragrant beverage thus I save not less than four intermediate profits, or f d to Is per lb. Kote the Prices— Magnificent rich, pure, fragrant, 2s and 2s 3d per lb Extra Choice Ceyion, 2s 6d and 2s 9d per lb This is the finest and most delicious tea the world can produce, and is superior to what issold 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 order. HUME & SON'S teas have a more exquisite aroma and delicious favour than any other tea ever introduced into New Zc and HUME & SON Importtheir Tea direct from the famouß Haputale group of Sea Estates, in which they hate a large intbeest. ! GROCERIES—Every description imported direot, and sold at the Lowest Wholesale Prices.

HUME & SON, The Largest Tea, Wine, and Provision Dealers in New Zealand, —6B and G5, Willis-street, Wellin on - *** 200 Boxes, lllbs each, FinestGhina Tea, from 14s 6d per box. Half, ".heats, from 1b 6d to 2a 6d per lb. THE OYSTER SEASON. E. COLLIER . ISHES to iniorm the public of ' Masterton that owing to his rapidly increasing business and the demand for better accommdation, he haß removed to the premises lately occupied by Mr Bednian, which has been specially fitted up as a first class oyster saloon. Oysters three times a week, fresh and smoked fish daily, E. COLLIER, Queen Street, Masterton. CASH BnYER OF POULTRY ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS OF THE ZE^ALANDIA Silvek Mining COMPANY.

(No Liability ) DUNDAS, ZEEHAN, TASMANIA. CAPITAL £60,000, In 100,000 Shares ot 10s each. 50.000 Shares paid up to 3s are retained by the vendors as part purchase money of their interest in the property to be acquired; and 50,000 Shares are offered to the public, at Is 6d on application and Is 6d on allotment. Provisional Directory in Tasmania: J. Owen Meredith, J.P., Manager of the Success Silver Mining Company, Dundas R. S. Black, Sharebroker, Zeehan T. H. Y. Dicken, Sharebroker, Zeehan Solicitors: MessreLoughrey & Lane.Christchurch Bankers in New Zealand: National Bank of New Zealand [ (Limited), Christchurch. Local Bankers: The Bank of Van Dieman's Land. Brokers: Harcourt & Co., Wellington. Messrs Aoland Dudley & Co., Christchurch. Mr R. Hill Fisher, Christchurch. 1 Mr Andrew Hamilton, Dunedin. Temporary Offices; 174, Hereford-street, Christchurch, fjIULL prospectus and plans can be JJ obtained from any of the brokers, also reports on the property, by Mr Thomas Butement, M.E., associate with the School of Mines, Otago, N. Z., and Mr G. D. Gibson, mining reporter. Specimens can be seen at the office of Messrs Harcourt & Co., Lambton-quay, Wellington.

Allotment of shares by priority of application. This is tbe first opportunity ever offered to New Zealand investors of participating in the enormous mineral riches of Australia. Tasmania, in addition to owning the richest gold mine and the richest tin mine in the whole world, is now. developing a silver field which bids fair to eclipse all other mining enterprises yet undertaken. Bear in mind that one silver mine at Broken Hill has, in a little ever four yeare.Daid £2 184.000 in dividends. HARCOURT &CO, Sharebrokers, Wellington.

G.SMITH&GOS AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS ABE NOW ON VIEW AT THE CASH STORE Millinery, Jackets, Mantles, Ulsters, Furs,

and all the leading fashions in dress MATERIALS. ENDLKBS VAEIETY OF NOVELTIES FOR TEE SEASON. Inspection respectfully Invited. I INTENDING PURCHASERS OF ANY CLASS OF DRAPERY GOODS WILL DO WELL TO PAY A VISIT TO G. SMITH & Co, CASH STOEE, MASTEBTON. "