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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5085, 24 July 1895, Page 3

A PETITION TO PARLIAMENT. MB. H. D.NELSON, of the firm of Messrs Nelson, Hoato & Co., Tea Blenders, of Christchurch, has petitioned Parliament, to'impose an extra DUTY OF 2d PER LB on Ceylon and India Teas if packed abroad. CAN IT BE that the GREAT SUCCESS OF SfJRATURA TEA, which to enable its DISTINCTIVE QUALITY to bemore perfectly retained, is packed in i and lib lead packages in Ceylon, is assailed by this petition ? CAN IT BE that it is proposed to girc a monopoly to Tea Blenders P CAN IT BE to compel the masses to drink Blended Tea P CAN IT BE to compel those who drink Suratura Tea to pay 2d per lb moro tor it? The Petition is a record of tho WONDERFUL APPIiE'JIATION by the public, of SURATURA TEA. It statos the importation of Ceylon Tea is INCREASING, and By Reference that SURATAIiA is driving BLENDED TEAS out of the market. NEVER has a TRIUMPH BEEN .more complete; NEVER has such a RECOGNITION of THE yaluc of SURATURA TEA been obtained from so oicellont and experienced an authority; never has such an unintentional CONFIRMATION of PUBLIC APPRECIATION been obtained from one of the largest TEA BLENDERS in New Zealand. Fathers, Mothers, Heads of Families, show your resentment of this Petition by being faithful to Ssuratura, andSuratura will bo faithful to you. BARBER'S STEAM DYE WORKS, 46, COBA-6IBEET, WEIUNOTON. Appointment Excellency IN our extensive works we have every facility for CLEANING, DYEING AND FINISHING all kinds of goods in a manner most suited to the various materials, THE BEST DYES only, are used, and goods arc carefully treated by experienced workmen. The most improved and perfect machinery in the Colony.' NOTE-To save our customers the trouble and expense of forwarding their goods to Wellington, wo havo appointed Mrs Goodall, Queen-street, Masterton, our Agent, and all orders entrusted to her care will receive our best attention, and be returned with tho utmost despatch. W. BARBER & CO., Wellington.

JAMES STONE, WAIPOUA NUBSEBY, MjSTEBTON, THANKS one and all for the liberal support lie Ims received during the past iitteon years, and begs to rcmidd his customers that he lias just received a large assortment of fruit and ornamental trees. The consignment comprises Qnn Fiiuit Trees of Diffeiiext ouu Vahietiks. Including a new apple, which he has much pleasure in introducing' to the public, called the liokewood. It is an excellent keeper and heavy cropper. I have some of tho fruit gathered olf two year old trees, Besides being a dessert apple it is a very good apple for cooking purposes, and keeps longer without shrinking than any other apple. Also a large variety of the celebrated Japanese plums, and a large assortment ot the following small fruits: —Gooseberries, Currants, Mulberries, liaspbcrrics, Strawberries, Chestnuts, and 50 Walnuts (sir years transplanted), and ornamental trees of every description. 0..!, . V: >.. li GrKAir.vM& Co. promptly attended to. C. h\ VALLaNCE TJEGS to announce to the Public of Mastcrton and sui rounding district that he has assumed possession of the Prince of Wales' Stables, and solicits a continuance ot the patronage so long attached to that well-known stable. Horses kept by the day, week, or mouth, at reasonable charges. Horses bought and sold on commission. Horses broken to saddle and harness. A first-class selection of Buggies, Carriages and reliable Saddle Horses on hire at moderate rates. Telegrams promptly attended to, Secube Paddocks.

C. P. VALLANCE. .TAS, LOADED. Groom in Charge. To be Published in July. 1895.] stone's [1895. Wellington, Hawke's Bay and Takakaki Commercial, Municipal, and General jQIBECTOKY & N.Z, ANNUAL, Fifth yearof publication. 1895-6.] • [1895-6. Edited by Jons Stone, Junr. Demy Bvo. size, containing over 800 pages, together with Maps of Wellington and New Zealand corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt-lettered. Pbice : To Subscribers, 10/6 j No Subscribers, 12/0. STONE, SON, & CO., Printers andPublishers,Crawford-street'i Duncdin. FRUIT TREES. To Orchardists and Fruit Growers. "117 HY send out of tho district for VV Fruit Trees when every kind suitable for the province can bo obtained at the Parkyalc Nursery, whose reputation for good trees has stood the test since established. Apples, all on blight-proof stocks Plums, English and Japanese Peabs, Cjiebbies and Aphicotb Peaches, Nectabinis and Figs Mulueiimes, Walnuts and Sweet Chestnuts Goosebebbieb, Cubbants, black, red, and white Easpberbies, red, black and yellow All at the lowest possible price consistent with first-class stuff and true nomenclature. JOHN BLOMQUIST, Pabkvale Ni'nsr.uv, Cabtkbton. A MOT, ' ' DItAPEIIS and OUTFITTERS stock the "PEAR THEE" WATEBPKOOFB becauso they are Guaranteed.