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X3E" *Otr WAIVt'JP A Situation I To But Akythi!"i A Servant To Let Furnished To Sell Anvtuind j Ok UsrciunsiiKD on To Increase Your Business, ADVERTISE IN THE WAIKATO TIMES The largest circulation in the district, and consequently the best medium for advertising. Aduertising is to business what slcam is to machinery—the grand propcllin y power. Fourteen Words for One Shilling—if m pro-paid. Guaranteed Circulation 3000 Weekly Business Cards. ■ P COFFEE. Asa beverage, when properly prepared! is one of the most wholesome articles of diet. In its power of calming nervoiiH excitement, of giving rest to the weary and enabling the system to bv«r any sudden or unaccustomed strain, ii: far , supjsses Tea, ami thoso enf:>:;>"d i:i mental occupations will find it a more agreeable and reliable resource than either wine or spirits. BROWN, BARRETT t CO.'S EXCMLSI'JR and STANDARD IiS.WXDS, . after many years of trial and by the public, .ire pronounced tin.'pi:;feetion of ('oflec,. I Ask for UK OWN, BARRETT 'i '.VS E,\ KLSi 011 .STANDARD j.!RAi*l> CO KITE. Wholesale only at our Mills and Agents. Retail at Grocery Establishments in Town and Country. We guarantee our Ground Peppera genuine, and CAUTION the public against pepper sold in the inatket very LAKGiiLY ADULTJiIiATED. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. __ ELLIOTT-STREET, AUCKLAND. GEORGE PEARSON SHOEING & GENERAL HAMILTON EAST. jpARM IMPLEMENTS REPAIRED} V.'HEEL\V SIGHTS' WOPK NEATLY TUP.KJ:D out. liAl> KO\\>', :'i 'Ai:! !■'! !■'l .'L■ ■, MA LE TO j;. Sclil.-.r. in Mi..- lasir-siiidtn.t di-;i,r;< : .u will liiii! ii In tie ir Ullage to i iilrii.'it, jtty <!'• y ><•;>" l:::vi! ill I!,- a!wvo line., to ine, a:. J ■.'>> tV- \v rj: I v aii'l make me <■! uotiiing but li.' t-ci'i.,;i u'.T.t:.rial in my work. c. Pi:.\jt:-.!i;-;. Hamilton Jvr.!, Nov. I. I.SS7. teXEW ZEALAND INSURANCE xM COMPANY. ! FiKE DEPA iiTMENT. { Insurance;:;;:.i:i-" i / :r. bj' £!?•> • ) de- ; '.ript.ion of aaay l;e I by this company. The following uro Aiauts ci | this company:— Ng'trmrwaliia "V ILmtly I ~ . ~ ~ Wlwtawhata jsmr ~ Matamnta j Cambridge .. Jumna Hc.lh H.-tmiitoii .. \V. Dey Te Awumutu 1 t t i r i Alexandra \J' L " 'VHmdeao Kihikihi .... .lames Fa. il Raglan ... \V. JL Wall;' Wailion ... ,J. Rowc Shaftesbury ... J. Squirreli Te Aroha and 1 n ~. Waiorongomai / ' lc HEAD Oitjci: : QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, THOMAS JAMES BRAS^S'.V Maiia--:. PARIS EXHIBITION AND THi: AVORLD-FAMED " TOWER TEA.'' "The whole tea arrangements of ikExhibition are entrusted to The Great Tower Street Tea Company, Limited."— Labour Tribune, July (jth, 1889. "The Shah of Persia and President Carnot pronounced Tower Tea very good.' "Tower Tea was furnished at the 1 * 11: Tower, and at the Criterionr.nd Restaurants of Messrs Spiers and Pond. : ' — Pictorial World, October 10th, IcW). "One of the big sights at the Eiihl. scction of the Pans Exhibition i-, tiv Indian Palace. The chief exhibitor The Great Tower Street Tea Company, Limited." —London Star, May 7th, lSbli, " Packets of Tower Tea have been scattered through every country in the world." —Pictorial World, Oct. 10, 18M). " We find the samples of Tower T< a supplied to the visitors of thi- Pari.-. Exhibition, strong, fragrant, and ivir. ;;i----ing."—Labour Tribune, .Inly Gth, ISMI. UNi'KKCT.nr.NTKn Srcrr-rt oi- TOWCR TEA at Tilt: pAV.Vt I'mim i■ . " From the desei iptiou «,• |.;n.- .i.. n of The Great Tower Suvi-t T..:a ( exhibits, and the enterprise liiris i ..s been displayed in the u>.'.><ru<>li<>ti i:nd maintenance of the Palace, we feel eeri •. m that there will be general apjjroval ol i ne award of a gold medal for the Piiviin.-', and a .Silver .Medal lor their 1\ •>, s latter being the Highest Award that w..f given in this elass.— Pieioriai U c.i !•> October 10th, ISSSJ. Over -50 Millions of eups of Ti.'U > TEA are consumed annually in tiio United Kingdom. Sole Wholesale Acenti fo- New Zealand WM. SHERA A: CO.. Wellesley street Kant. Anel:!.:n:i Tis I TORS 'in ;;:i. \ i:oM';i.\i. O.i aii» aii.' i' v . will run ii-'Mi ...e ■ >-• i' l ■ c<-i. • Llui-pital aie' ■.i k ! Mi'i \ ■i. noons. Far-, cacii c.xj.n. i-. JOJi x i>!v <;AN 1 Hamiito&i September bith, lctu.

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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2915, 21 March 1891, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2915, 21 March 1891, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2915, 21 March 1891, Page 1

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