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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 37, 14 September 1905, Page 20

Golden t'p Kozie tea has gained a name for itself as b'eintg a fragrant, rich, and pure tea, and consequently! its populairity is an the increase, especially among! all who know and appreciate a Rood article .. There is now on exhibition at the Unique Millinery Sipre,( Dower Stmart street, Dwnedin, the !at}sst 'novelties in spring hats and bonnets, at prices to suit all purses. In addition there is a splendid stock of mantles, dress skirts, corsets, glrwvos, blouses, m'illin'erv, etc., of every description. A visit of inspection will convince any of our readers of the excellence of the display.... You turn an extra furrow every rounvl with a Benicia Disc Plough, tfrus saving a great amount of labor. It is not "whiat a binder costs, bfc.it what it saves, that) dietermiines its value— McOormick. The new McOormick Big; 4 Grassi Mower is a powerful machino ; it has strength •cnou.gjh to cut rushes.