THE SILVERTON MINE. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Paeroa. Friday.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2164, 22 May 1886, Page 2

THE SILVERTON MINE. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Paeroa. Friday.

A HAL'!, of 65 pounds of picked stove is reported from the Silverton mine, Waihi, near the junction of the low level drive with the winze. The manager i> still breaking down quartz of extremely good quality.

Notice is given in our advertising columns that persona having claims re WhaitiKurunui, Patetere or Rangitauuka Land Associations, are requested to forward them at once to Mr J. Aitken Connell, Auckland. Messrs John Earle and Co., the wellknown tea brokers of Auckland, desire to call the attention of the trade to their importations of the Russian Tea Packing Company's pure teas. This company, we are assured, supplies first-class teas at the lowest lemuuenitive prices. The New Zealand Government charge the same import duty on good or poor teas, and this the public must pay. The teas packed by this company are carefully blended by Bkilful tea-tasters, and will be found to have all the properties which the economical housewife could desire. They are put up in packets, with the company's label on each packet, mid may be obtained from any -respectable tea-dealer in the colony, and it is to be hoped that the company may be able to make arrangement* with really reliable agents for our Waikato townships, so that our settlers can get the benefit of » "good cup of tea."