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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 134, 7 June 1890, Page 7

If Si© IMPORT B_i®ra CHIfilA, and GEYLOii YE&S than , any tf hsSesalc Oistribatilng House Sesifli of tho Lin@_ 43 (_pu_ei._es _og , _ox_aJ?a" - , 3?_s_.a-.s©.) O rem _«_ BX*v '(« *__B Cft. B BSOSk. C 3 S3 N"©* 1 JUMBO BLENDi (Composed of Pure Indian Teas). (Composed of Pure Indian Teas). P» : M 0» I OINuALikOC-. (Composed of Ceylon & Indian Teas). «rjLg Wo. 2 CINGALESE BLEND, (<*.»»»*„ c-um !».>. & Are Superior and mors Regular in Quality,; Better £ s •[| Liquoring, and Less Distasteful to those who are at all § - inclined to Biliousness than any Original Packages of £j § INDIAN or CEYLON TEAS imported. § > ** V V V V V V O «■ -2S "W *»» S_^B HAs all Indians and Ceylons are Sickly and most s •m Irregular in Taste, we strongly recommend |? jt, those who can drink them, to try these ££, iS-__-E32S: YOUR GROCER FOX): TKJS-WL, ' " ■■' •

I BELKIIIHINS. S&BiiS„ESlEpiil j^filtiM jgLwifeß an tastantaneotlfl brilliant r-olish which lasts a wec_Vei or dry f m W weather. Mud can bo washed off r.nd polish remains. Doae cot injure f§ H leather nor soil clothing, for all kinds of Boota, Shoes and Leather ms&mM% H Jj Articles. — ftusiAH M-inji-AcTiiniNO Co.-, Ltd., Gt. Saffron Hill, ( scS{3_ l W.&jmt®' Bj /& London, England. ,„..,,_ _~..,_ ..,. - J,-I_.'.„ __L____ii___aß-_a C Q, PEIOE LIST. ; SUIT TO ORDER - £2 10 0 ' (with Extra Trousers) /A- VTu'Tl /\ l\ StJIT T ° OR]DER 215 0/1 ll\\ \ • / V ill (with Extra Trousers) / / "1 1 /-j °° /1 SUITTO ORDER ■3 ° °/ ! A I wi/l ( 0 / J (with Extra Trousers) \ aW-NJIJ/J —p£o_J/ SUIT TO ORDER- - 3 5 0 V / \-4 (with Extra Trousers) / I / / W SUIT TO ORDER - 310 0 / T j yy (with Extra Trousers) 1 / i^ I I SUIT TO ORDER . 315 0 . j / | 1 (with Extra Trousers) I / J |JT" 1 SUIT TO ORDER 40 0 I / | 1 (with Extra Trousers) [/ / I \ SUIT TO' ORDER - 410 0 j / I \ (with Extra Trousers) j I \ I SUiT T0 °R DER ' 4150 iI ( - yj \Lg\Jb* (with Extra Trousers) WWsnJ^ Facsimiles of X>ri_o Exhibit. Faosimile of Prize Exhibit. First Prize for High-class Tailoring. First Prize for Lady's Riding Habit, First Prize and Special First Prize for Style and Finish. First Prize for Artistic Cutting. These wbbh all the First Awards given in High Class Tailoring: at the New Zealand and South' Seas Exhibition held at Dunedik. ~ „ rj . Dunedin, March 12, 1890. Mr Dalton, . ' Dear Sir, — The Jurors, m awarding you the Mrst Class Award, expressed themselves that they have not mn such work and finish in the Colonies before, j and rarely at Home. WILLIAM MoBEATH, Chairman of Jurors. 1, § tailor /r Jn QUEEN STREET. ffljM T*«imUop.f.?rizelxJiiMt. &_> *»% ? f pr J? a .??s_?&

j ... . T** , "*W^___*g__*___| A WHOLESOME STIMULANT, SUE, PASSING ANYTHING EVER • OFFERED 4 OR QUALITY AND PRICE. 1 RARE OLD BLEND j REGISTERED IITH JULY, 1839. jLparticular Blend of Old Glenlivet Whiskies, p_re,rich, and creamy to the taste. Specially "' prepared for the use of invalids and those L ■;-. requiring a KEALfcY GOOU WHISKY ftt § / moderate price. __kthcr H, N ATB *fc 1 (OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM-HOIJSE), ; * . ;• AUCKLAND, \ ' i DECKER'S • ABSOLUTELY PURE. THIS mild, mellow and delicious Whisky is distilled from the finest growth of care- --;.,- fully-selected rye grain and barley malt,, It is a marvelof wholesome-ess, excellence and evenness of quality unequalled by any whisky in the '.?": market. It is bottled in bond for export only ,is entirely froe from fxisol oil, possesses a natural flavour and fine tonic properties, suited exactly. 7 for the use of invalids and weak and sickly per- , ( g sons. It is cooling, refreshing, and strengthear .y < | ing, so pure, smooth and and agreeable to; ::'| the palate as to invite the attention of connbis- '■ h seurs. A first special shipment hag just been' ,3s received by EHRENFRIED BROTHERS, Sole , -'is Agents for Auckland. v -- BU B L I C W ° T I C E. OKANGES TAHITI' ORANGES C A U T I ON. As it has come to our knowledge that Friendly-.V. Island Oranges are being retailed as Tahiti ,;: Oranges, *we hereby caution Fruiterers not to sell inferior Fruit as Tahiti Oranges, as they n thereby render themselves liable to proceedings. - The public are also respedtfully requested when . purchasing to Ask for Tahiti Oranges^... ;v Ex Richmond, ; i: ; And sco that they get them. :; ' ; . TAHITI ORANGES ARE ADMITTEDLY |j THE FINEST IN THE WORLD. • Donald & Edenborough y§r 71 s c ;m a n. *; s VV PATENT "ACME" SADDLE -''"', Is the Strongcstand Cheapest Saddle In the ', Market. - •, ■ . '}■ . - .'■:..- ' '"' CAN VAS COVERS FOB HOESK3 TURNED OUTJ. WISEMAN, 0 ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANU' : i FACTURER AND IMPORTER, m 165, QUEEN-STREKT, < -, : I , -. '- . ; >!-. ' Eo -D U.N N E- , SIGN WRITER, PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPERHANGER, PICTURE ... FRAME MANUFACTURER, &a, Junction of Grey and Pitt-streete,- Auckland, , .. j ■'■>.■ .-.:-■ . '/;vK||S| Oils, Colours, Glass, Paperhangings, Sorims, Mixed Paints, Oleographs. Prints, Gilt and Stained Mouldings, etc., on Bale atlo west price*, , . JOSEPH GILLOTT'3. . STEEL PENS. MM GOL T> ME 1> Ah Paris, IS?*/ _,_ T THE BEiT IN THE WORLU „^_^_»_ M __3_ a M__,__iiiiiiwiiij(iiii .i»_mi. i .riMr-3_i_nM_ii_l