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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10627, 4 June 1897, Page 2

THE DJ.C. WILL FORWARD, POST FREE, TO ANY ONE, SAMPLES OF OUR AUTUMN MATERIALS, ALSO THIS NBW FASHION OIROULAI AND CATALOGUE, A, Ai OORRIQAN, Managed B, HALLBNSTEIN, Chairman of Dliectorai 18 ANOTHER FREE GIFT 100,000 SUBATURA TEA PICTORIAL PUZZLES. SUBJEOTS- " DON'T SHOUT, Mann 1 " (A" Railway In oldent) " This Way to tho 'Orsplttle, Gents 1 " {Orlokei Bubjeot) "In Difficulties" (Yaohtlng Snbjeot) "ASoottlshHero" 'The Danger of Kilts) "A FEROCIOUS Husband" (An Afternoon Tea Bubieot) •'Old Grandad Taking Pills" (MeOloal SubJeotJ '■The Boy and the Barber" (Tonaorlal Subject) ASK rOUR:GROOBH FOR THEM. These Interim Gifts! are presented pending the arrlvalMthe. GMT.TJCAPOTB. The Sales of BURA.TURV TEA are In oreaslng by (to quote air Julius Vogol) "leaps and bounds," proving that the oft-repeated ■rirtneß of Suratura Tea-viz.. ita purity, fa trength. Its freahnesa, Its eoonornr— hare been duly appreciated by discriminating housekeepers and other consumers, who, after all, are the real experts In Tea. NOTE.—" The Auokland Weekly News " of 117 th February says :— "Indian tea report states that the plague has stopped all buying at Bombay." Snratnra Tea la, NOT blended with Indian or China Tea, 135 QUALITY TELLS PROVED BY THE SALES OF NELSON, MOATE AND 00,'S Pubs Teas AGAINST ALL OTHERS, COMPARE AND IB K CONVINCED Nothing llke'them'for Quality, Parity, and Strength, ONLY THB SAMS PIUOH To the Publfo as other Teas, i Mthongh they ooab .more, 'and the Grocer pays more for them, TTTTTTTTT KBBWBEH! AA 1 TTTTTTTTT TOEEEBEE AAA TTT EH AAAA TTT EBI AA AA TTT KBHHBJK AA AA TTT JIEBEBE AAAAAA TTT BE AA AA TTT HB AA AA TTT EEEEEEH AA AA TTT EKKKEBH AA AA HOW IS IT DONE' By keeping Stooks and Varieties that no one else can keep, tor they have not the sale and giving the Pnbllo a bettor Toa than anyone else can. A few who do cot Btudy their Customers try to sell other.Toaa that give them a Larger FroQt. BOT STILL QUALITY TELLS, AND NELSON, MOATE AND CO/8 TEASSHAVB THB LARGEST IBALK |IH AUSTRALASIA. 112 BUY HORSE COVERS M&DE AT JOHN M°VArS THJSY PIT BETTEiI, WEAR BETTER, AND ABE MUCH BETTER VALUE THAN ANY OTHERS. THOUSANDSJOF.THEM ARB IN VBB, THfflY ARK MADK AT ANY PRICK,. BUT THE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST. HUNDREDS TO SELECT FROM, JOHN M°VAY NAPIKR. 638 WINTJSB DRAPERY. 6. H. ROAOHi HA3-WMGS. ■fW'OVELTTES in s,U Departments i^! JUST OPENBD UP. SPIiENDIDiiioRTMENT Up to Date MILIiINWRY Up to Date DRESSES' Up to Data MANTLES VALUE UNBURPASBEDJ Genjs Olothlngi Mackintoshes, Hats' and Hosiery, a Grand Variety, PLEASS INBPEOr, 9 . E ~¥"o AO H, HASTINGS 157 O'ROURKE & SONS SXPBEBSMBN AND GBDNJSRAL CARRIERS, NAPIffiR. Steamers and Trains attended, ralnerg' and Travellers' Luggage attended to BURNITURiItEMOVED To Town or Donntry in Spring Drays by Competent Men. ALL CHARGiI~MODERATE. ADDRESS-STATIOH-STBEBT. NAPIER, 121 S. E ASHTON, •.UNDERTAKER, HASTINGS STBBKT, NAPIRR. JIUNEEALB conducted with ooonomy : by 5.8.A., wha has had considerable perlenoa. and has in Stook Farnlghlngg t qdqoo wa abov« bom the best to th wpeati style. $ I