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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 174, 26 January 1897, Page 4

TJETBI&'&tiES WORTH f f AND BINNS, VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, 7, Willis Stbsbt, WELLINGTON, DURING OCTOBES WE WILL BT7PPLT CABINETS FXOM 6 / 6 PEE DOZEN. • AND A DOZEN CABINETS AND " MONA ' FBOM 15/---12 CABINETS AND 12 X 10 PLATINO ENLAEGT., 12J6 Patentees Matt-Opal Type Pbocebs { Competition is the Lite of Trade. Always Keeping Pace with the Times. ISAAC BRENT O& THB i^ENTEAL FURNISHING O WAREHOUSE, Kimbolton Eoad, Feildino, Is prepared tc supply at the lowest rates any description of Furniture. Special Lines of Austrian Chairs, Wool Mats, and Linoleums are being offered. An inspection of the Showroom invited uITEEPOOL AND LONDON AM) GLOBE INSUEANCE COMPANY, Established 1836. Invested funds £7,621,949 Claims Paid £20,316,928 Fire Reserve Fund ... £1,850,000 THIS Company offers to insurers the seourity of invested funds amounting to over seven million pounds sterl* ling, besides the unlimited liability of a very wealthy proprietary. By a Special Act of the New Zealand Legislature, the company is in a position to sue or be sued in this colony. This Company has ever been noted for its promptitude and liberality in settling claims. Lowest current rates for all classes of Fire Insurance. LETIN & CO., Agents, Wellington. Local Agent — JOHN PRIOR. Solmitnr Ctf h « fir V X\ t Oh k X tf § « H |\ \ £ « B fe J 111 J. H. RICHARDSON, Saddler, BIRMINGHAM. A LARGE STOCK of Saddles, Bndlee, Harness, etc., to select from, REPAIRS specially attended to. All Work Guaranteed. N»WERS TO CORRESPOND EN IS. A. WOMAN. — Insist upon having what you order. If it occurs again, change your grocer. It is unfair to send you another brand with the remark "It is as good as Suratura Tea, DISAPPOINTED. —Suratura Tea was not exhibited because it is not a pro~ duct of New Zealand, and blending and packing in this colony does not make any tea a colonial product. Suratura Tea is not blended with China ; it is packed where grown. IN ELECTOR. - Verj good suggestion. The Conference of Premiers at FTobart shoul 1 be supplied with Suratura Tea. ECONOMY.— Yes ; the names of Rro-. cers who sell Suratura Tea will be published. FAltt PLAY,— If Suratura label is imitated legal proceedings will be takes. X.Y.Z -Recommend a petition to the Government against selling adulterated food. pgvp _ An impression prevails that an article largely advertised may not be first-class. This is correct in many cases, but when its sale is increased by tens of thousands of pounds weight in a year, it is the .strongest public con» Situation of everything taut has been - <id in the advertisements. That is the poaitioQ of Suratura Tea TEA DRINKER. — All good housewives pride themselves on being able to give their families and friends a good cup of tea. All can do this if they use Suratura. DYSPE f TIC— Your complaint is a very common one. Indigestion is frequently caused by the use of liquids that will not assimilate with the food you eat. The result is an internal conflict which the medical fraternity call Dyspepsia, la most cases the cure is so simple that it does not commend itself to the sufferer. Tea brewed from the pure leaf of Suratura will banish your complaint. ENQUlßEß.— Suratura Tea contains no foreign matter. Its purity is un doubted, its strength unequalled, it is always fresh. No large stocks are kept, therefore its economy is estab lished by reason of its freedom from handling with consequent loss of strength, and flarour.