PUBLIO NOTICE. ATOHLBSS TEAS FAR THE BEST. Beat all other brands at the Exhibition, obt.in'i'g (.lie ONLY FIRST AWARDS For 2s, 2a 4d, and 2j Gd Teas. OPINIONS OF THE PRES3: 'Ctagd Daily Times.' " Have been succestf ul againbt all competitors for Blended Tea, having obtaiucd Highest Awards in every instance where they competed, . . . The prises, It may be safely said, are •well merited, as competent authorities pronounce! these Tcbb to be strong, economical and woll fl >vorcd ; and the low price at which they are sold will in a short time enture them thoiucoesß they deserve. . . • exceptional merit, and is the result of skilful blending of the best mat?rial3." •Stab.' " The brilliant euocess of the Matohlesa Tea wo consider to be merited by their exceptiona. valao, and this last addition to their laurels we take as a confirmation by competent judges of that opinion." ' Evening Hehald ' says:—"The aroma of the Matchless Teas is delicious; the liquor rich and full-bodied, with a mild fl.vor, and yet agreeably strong. . . . A real pleasure to be able to honestly recommend so thoroughly good an article as their Matchless Teas. For fhvor and quality would be difficult to surpass, an 1 .! it should please the moat fastidious palate." ' PBKB3.' "Have become famous throughout Canterbury." 4 Lytteitton Times.' " Now deservedly become the moat popular in the City." * Stab. 1 " The Teas of the Provltco." These. Teas can be obi o/.cd fmra J. M. CAMERON, W. BARCLAY, W. CAMPBELL, 0. 0. OaOFT, DAVID COMRIB, JAMES WAT3ON, Port Chalmers. Ravensbourne. N.E. Valley. King street. Cumberland street. D. M. MILLER AND CO., Frederick street. Mrs M'LAREN, Frederick street.
D. O. SHEPHERD, J. GORDON, R. M'QUILLAN, R. ANDERSON, A. BROWNING, A. D. AITOHIBON, Mrs TAYLOK, Albany street. Dundas street, ITanover street, Filleul street. Stuait street. Aithur street. Maclaggan street. MULROONEY AND SIMMONDS, Stafford street. Mrs ROBERTSON, Lees S-reet. H. CRAWFORD, Corner Duncan and Arthur streets. J. MAY, Dundas street. JAMES COUTXS, Kaikorai. D. G. SHEPHERD AND CO., Roslyn, Mrs E. CARROLL', Momlngton. J. DAVIDSON, The Glen. M. SWETE, Main road, South Dunedin. M. MOLONEY, Castle street, South Eunedio. K. DUNSTAN, Main road, South Dunedin, W. M'CONNKLL, Carglll road, South Dunedin. Mra BOWDEN, Main road, South Dunedin, TODD BEOS., J. M'LEAN, Caversham. Green Island. (Mosgiel SaunStua Berwick. JOHN M'EWAF, Balclutha. WILLIAM MOOBB W. HARGOOD, JOHN M'DONALD, Mrs CHARLTON, D. MALLOCK AND CO., Waikoualtl. A. E. FARQUfIAR, Stirling. MATCHLESS TEAS. WARDELL BROTHERS AND CO.; MORAY PLACE ANDI GEORGEJSTREEr.
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Evening Star, Issue 8771, 11 March 1892, Page 1
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407Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 8771, 11 March 1892, Page 1
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