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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 3976, 23 March 1900, Page 1

WHISKX» V Am -imAjfemi-fiU -i*(Ow /«-/£•«- *— V^#- I tWtS CRAIG' SO* f <f.<fe<W*--t»w.K»to»fO^<Cm>*^W»T,lLfaw Jy-i'iM&A^mm, O LA tint) W *"**" -« & *-* w -**^s^_ JUS! 1 iiffl^^E gJames(?/?a/g& Son. Glasgow. SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS : SEEGNER, LANGGUTH & CO., FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. ■ 'THERE is a tide in the affairs of men that taken at the flood j leads on to fortune. , 8o says the immortal bard but we, in these 19th century days), say that ♦ - . • THERE is a tide in the affairs of Grocers that taken at the flood leads to double and treble of their tea business. Why hesitate P Everybody -who lays claim to common iense and ripe judgment can see the tea par excellence is L. D. NATHAN & CO.'S STANDARD TEAS. — ; — ii coo < ■ . „ Householders who study economy and are determined to have the very best value in the market should unquestionably ask thefr grocer for the celebrated STANDARD TEAS, and the grocers who cater for a discriminating public are studying their own interects by giving their customers SPLENDID TEA which they can safely do by handling the well-known and popular STANDARD BRAND. AGENT: J. Maxwell and Sons, Belfast Bakery, Tanranga. KEMP'S MILLINERY This Season is specially noted for its Variety, Style and Taste. Kemp's Dress Department Is replete with all the Season's Novelties. B. J. I KEMP, Millinery $ Drapery Warehouse, P&nuell, Auckland*