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General Noticed " THE MANDARIN AND TIGER PURE BLENDED TEAS THE MANDARIN TEAS growths of India and Ceylon. THE TIGER BLENDS Are the first and original in this colony possessing the combined to specially-selected Indian and Cejlon Teas. These blends confidently recommended to all who appreciate the strength and delicate flavor ot tbe Indian and Ceylon, Obtaiaable in lib and lib P«cket*lib^ lolb Ttaj, «.d Half-chests, from all GROCEES AND STOBKEEEPERS. RATTRAY AMD S3O3XT, E> ICJKTSSIi XWT, WHOLESALE AGENTS. PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE, AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER. CHARGES MODERATE. LANDSCAPES TAKEN IN ANY PART O¥ THE DISTRICT. j^-Style, Excellency and Finish of Work guaranteed to be first-claes..^ ALL POETEAITS ENAMELLED. NO CHAEGKE FOE RE-SITTING, K. GERSTENKORN, PHOTO., NEXT TO TODD'S EXCHANGE, ESK STEEET, INVEECAEGILL "DEATH TO PARASITES ! ! SHEEPTICK (Magnified.) Used and Becommended by— Flock Used and Recommended by— Flock W. Gerand, Canterbury .. ... 61,000 F. H. Richmond, Marlborough ... 13,000 M. C. Orbeli, Canterbury... ... 5000 R. D. McLean, Hawkes Bay ... 58,000 W. O. Rutherford, Amuri ... 20,000 Waipaoa Station, Otago ... ... 30,000 G. W. McKae, Amuri ... ... 19.000 Scottish and N.Z. Investment Co,, A. Bymon&, Marlborough... ... 45,000 Southland ... ... ... 17,000 , , , , _ AArv fw, , „„_ _•_, And by many other well-known Flock And by ownerß o£ over 5,000,000 sheep in j j erfl New Zealand, and many millions through- N . Infcro J uced# out the World. „„,,„, , * *«. PEICE (in kegs) 50s per cwt. PEICE (in casks) 5s 6d per Gallon. I ewt. makea 1000 Gallons Dip. Another well-known Powder Dip costs 1 Gallon Fluid makes 100 Gallons Dip. half as much again. Compare the Prices, CHIEF AGENTS— BLACKBURNE AND CO., CHRISTOHUECH. DISTRICT AGENTS— Tothill, "Watson and Co.

J^if ■ ffiSEEDSMEN^ ROYAL HERMAJESTY DUNEDIN WARRANT THE QUEEN. CARRIAGE FACTORY mm SfECiAL -WARRANT TOHJIJiTHEPRINCEOFWALES. attention. w*% ■ ■ ip% ■■■ ■ PURE ■=— JOHNSTON AED DRYDW hay- &*^ i*® ffBB »"^ gf^ ■ £j ing epened up a Hew Pit of mB ni B b First-class Quality on the Wnikaka Be- a/|8 W~^ B™ fL*& : Berve,ire prepared to execute orders left BHHH WKEm WRmr with W. Drydbn Ooai and Wood Aler- . chant, Gore. ___ TO THILL, WATSON & CO., TEEMS. 8i PER LOAD. gole Agents for OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. 81w SEALANDIA SOOTS. mHESE OELBBBATED BOOTS are in Universal Demand from Auckland to the Bluff The largest sfaff in the Colony is employed Men's Grand Waterlighta and Shooting at THE ZEaLANDIA FACTORY. Boots. — — Men's Fine French Calf Balmorals and Only the.veiy l>est Materials and Workman- Shops. ship are used. Splendid Ojokham Boots, wide sewn forjbest wear, and many other iines. Their chief points are : Boys' and Youths' Nailed, Lace, and Shoot - Real Sterling Ward Wear **? g Bootß< Splendid Fitting and Cmnfort Women's Calf Balmorals and Dairy Boots. Mve Appearance A'so, FINE BOOTS AND SHOES of every Moderate Prices description. Children's Strong School Boots in great Etch Ptir is branded Z|!ALANDI A. variety. , . T , , The (Patent) Paragon Boot for Boya and This brand is everywhere known and ac- y qj^ and i ceded as a guarantee of good wear. Tng DepenUb ] e Scho ol Boot (registered). When a customer eees the word • Zealandia*. ul ' e &&? war ™™o Ona fo O r O heLTflnd fc e x°act!y rtbe '' Purcha 8 er 8 shonld see that each pair is what newanir branded « Zealandfa," Noneoth/rs are genuine. Retailed by the principal Storekeepers throughout the DiVr:ct j wholesale by 3&ELTON, FBOSTIGE AHB CO.,

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