APPOINTMENT' SIRANDEEW GUM, L.L.D., JVE.S., RR.O,P..;| '■ '■ - m ORDINARY TO THE QUEEN, 1881), ■ ■■,*■■•. L:E-0\TU: : e1".0 N, T'E Al STDDENTS 01THE LONDON HOSPITAL. .(ExiRAOT FROM THE TALI MALL BODOEl), ' ; "Tea to be tißeful,'3houia buflrst of nil blaok Cliinn Ten. Thelndiau ': ; . Tea, which is being cultivated has become so. powerful in its c£feota upon : ,, the nervous system that a ouprot it token early in the as many :'. . people do, so disorders the'hervous system that those who take it actually getinto astat'e of tea intoxication, and it produces a ioi'iii 6! nerve distur- . . ■: banco whioh is most painfulto witness," •■ • '''."'''•''■ Although wo are the largest dealers in' Indian and Ceylon-Teas in tho :■ Colonies, WE HAVE ALWAYS.STRONGLY ADVISED Ihe publio to BRINK, our BLENDED, TEAS in preference to, Indian or Ceylon alone. Wo maintain' they are too sickly for 90 PER CENT of the tea drinking publie ) and in England, whero such large: quantities ar? shipped, ovor 80 PER CENT are used for MENDING •with CHINA TEAS, whioh are undoubtedly as PURE as Indian and Ceylon, and FAR'.'MORE REFRESHING when properly BLENDED... Many IN EXPERIENCED firms push Indian and Oylonontho publio because it is beyond thomto produce aregular.true blend, and tho profit is larger', for cheap commonjndians give,put a strong, coarse liquor, WITHOUT ANY QUALITY, and make people FOR ATIME, fancy theyaro getting a bargain, till they find out to their cost, that SIR A, CLARK is right The LEADING MEDICAL mon in.KNGLAND are CONDEMNING the use'of Indian and Coylon TEAALONU, and the abovo extract from Sir. A. Clark's 'Lecture MUST CONVINCE ALL that a taste for Indians, which" has to'be, ACQOIitED iJYFOBOB AT FIRST, isa SERIOUS and dangerous thing, "■ Wo are publishing tho above extract for tho benefit of thoso who have not seen it, and to supporU'hat wo have alwaysmaintained, Thisis against our own interests, forthe profit on these Teas is equal, if hot more, than that on other kinds, NELSON, MMTE&, CO, INDIAN, CHINA AND CEYLON T E A I MP 0 R T BBS. CHRISTOHOROH, AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, HOBART, AND LAUJSCESTON. (LIMITED). ', The M'CORMICK Reaper and Binder Co. (si large assortment 0/extras uhwp in Mod). AGENTS FOR-J Messrs P, and D. JDIjNCAN, Chriatohurch. . Mossm'BOOTH, MACDONALD & Co., Chiistchurch, \ And other Leading Colonial Manufacturers. OOAOHBtrTLDING A spociality on approved designs. As we hold tho largest Stock in tho Wairarapa of Ooachbuildern Material and Fittings, wa are prepared to execute all orders entrusted to us with tho utmost despatch combined with workmanship and finish. DRILLS, PLOUOHS; HARROWS, DRAYS, AND WINDMILLS with latest improvements. Special attention pnid to plough repairing, Large Stocks of Extras and Shares Always on Hand. Farmors would do well to visit otir establishment and inspect our plant for Plough Repairing before sending their ploughs olsewhere, as wo confidently assert that that we havo tho only complete plant in the Wairarapa for such repairs. Horse Shoeinp l>y a first-class Farrier. Give our aU'stcd s/wes d Wit at pimkr jin'ccs. Catalogues of Farm Irnplemonts and Machinery on application. Estimates given for'all kinds of work connected with tho trade, . ALEX. FRASER, Manager, LYSAGKT'S ORB BRAND GALVANISED GORRUQATED IRON. LYSAGHT'S dim '' 088 " Brand is (lie STANDARD IRON of the World, and is M tho test quality made. ARCHITECTS should specify "ORR" -"Kv BRAND and thus secure for their clients the' Best Iron manu- ["% factured, CONTRACTORS should include "ORB" Iron in their j !;| tenders, beeauso it is the Rest and the Cheapest, Example:— . € U K D §1 Specification of " Orb " Brand : ■Mm sheets Gft" Orb Brand) Tons sheets 7ft „ „ 3 0 219, at£22 per ton £6G 14b 9d. GalyanisedTinned ' ' ' _ Same speoifioation of any other brand:— • 196 sheets Ctt—"l Tons 166 sheets 7ft—-}3 4 0 19, at £22 per ton—£7o 11b 9d, .. 146.sheets Bft—j. ■:•■•■ ; .
Showing a saving of over 25a per ton by using " ORB" IRON, which is the beat and Cheapest Iron in the market, and has no equal, •' ORB' BRAND has three times the Sale of any other Iron.' SOLD BY ALL MERCHANTS. IliMililMillJiill KANGES! RANGES! '.RANGKS! : US MAKEBS OF THE CBIBDIIATBD CORNISH OOOKIJNGKANGHiiS Acknowledged by all to be the Strongest. Most Economical, and by far tlio best Cooking Range in the Colony, 1 Pastry, Scones'/ etc, baked in less than ten, minntcs, The ovens ate portable, ran bo removed to be.thoroughly cloahed «r to effect repairs without the ekponso of resetting range Ranges for country: use supplied with firo places for burning 18in and 2ft wood. Over 50 designs to choose from, from 2ft to lift long, •' ■'■ . A LARGE'STOCK AWAYSON HAND'AT OUR SHOWROOM, : . MANHKBS-STSm. . ■■■■ A Liberal Discount alio wed to the Trade! i Catalogues on application, Repairs a speciality, Inspection invited, Tohehadof alllronmoDgors, orfrom S, LURE IND SONS,. MANNERSiSTREBT, WELLINGTON. BDPPOKT LOOAL INDUSTEY. ■■^JISIIS'L,^ ■ M&stfirfcon \ "TV/I ESSRS OHAMBBIILAJNBEOP COAL AND TIMBER' MERQHANTv IVI :W to announce thai they, have '_ ■,' ■ for; CRUSHING AND SS 60,000 St^eleS Oats, Beans, Barley,; and.Maize, foi mjll pt i ceß] ompfjuing : Architraving, hcrses,. cattle and »and_ that they Moulding, Skirting, Rusticating, Floorhave now on Bale ORUSHM) OAJb, im! and all kinds uf, dressed, planed, ■ ~~ , .' „ ' and building timbers, "At good as OhmMamt.Mw. A f DW -j OD i„t 3 to dear cheap. Has become a proverb in tho, patriot, ghingtoß. Houseblooka, PaUnge, .etc. This year the quality is evon higherthan Doors aDf j Sashes at lowest ourrent rates usual, inasmuoh as it has been m u a- ffhhin the B h de)iveled ceptionally favorable season for growing ' ° i freb, wheat, •'.'■,,■:■'• MESSES OUAMBEKLAIN BEOS : venture to hope that their ~ Eketahlliia Hotel. ;•,;,.;:. J. ANDERSON,..., .....Proprietor. Will havethe support and encouragement tV .„.„,,' , .. , „ of the whole community, and that.con- TTAYIM taken oyer the above wolsumers will insist on having DL known and od-ostabhshed Hotel, J.. Anderson trusts by civility and best FLOUR* attention, > secure,.a fair.share of And thus retain their money in the " 'TRAVELLING. ; PUBLIC District, "ill 2nd this establishment one of THE BEST PLACES OF'OALLiu the Forty fiA ™>N STEAM *jffitiJ*km*!* . iLUU.K IVULJbCi Woodvilb leaves this hotel everyday". ' ': ■ ;• J,AraEEBONV ;; THE. EKETAHUNA^BAKEEY AND GENERAL STORE.. (Adjoining the Railway Station,) . aIBfiMUHL "";■■■ BEGS to inform his numerous cus, tomers that he.has romored to' his new premises 'as above, and. trusts. by keeping only first-class goods to merit that support hitherto accorded him,■ ■ ' GO-itb T. ; Hi COLTMAIfv Willis i 'Street,■■-; Wellington,-:' fbr'-your '•Jewellery, Watches, and Clocks,; '•■< -' ; - Railway Hotel, '; ■ EKETAHUM, EDW&KD ELUSTON, f !>HE above new Hotel, replete with ;]. every comfort... and convenience, .situated within, two minutes walk oTtlio Railway Station, is now open .for tho .Bnonuhn/Ulinn hf TRATO.t.BW '.'!? generalpuhjio. ...,-_,. ; '.•'.• ... j Good stabling, paddocks, a good table |incl moderate ehsrffefl. •
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4035, 11 February 1892, Page 1
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