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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10894, 20 April 1898, Page 2

. special QftottiUtmutb BAUKY BROS MAPIER, EPir, AND HABTINGS, WOOD, OOAL, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, FOBWABDING AND OUBTOM* HODSB AGENTS. GENERAL CARRIERS AND HXPRKBBMBN. Sole AgenU for Hawke'a Bay for tbe WBSTPORT COAL COMPANY'S COALBOOEOALE COAL Best seleoted NEWCASTLE and GREYMOUIH NUT OOAL always on hand, Firewood oat to any loogqha. Furniture removed to either Town or Country by competent men. 5 GOOD POINTS Participated In by Consumers of DAWSON'S PERFECTION WHIBKIf: 1 ST. Excellence of Quality QND. Purity In Manufacture QRD. Tbe Aome In Blending 1 TH. Exquisite In Flavor tTHi Perfection on aU Potato iar.Aik for " DAVraov'a." and GET IT. Purchase by the Bottle. _ HEAL & CLOSE, Agents, NAPIEB. GENERAL EEDUGTIOVS&IiE In all Department!) or the D.T.0.. Wellington, •oommenoeo' on MONDAY, the 21th instant. In addition to the Drapery departments, the Company Is largely established In Furniture and House Furnishings, Crockery and - Ironmongery, Boots, Fancy Goods, Clothing, &c, feo. During the Sale every article of the Immense Btook le considerably reduced in price so as to effeob a thorough dearanoe|of all surplus Btook. This Is, therefore, an exceptional opportunity for residents In any dlstrlot to ootalii every household requirement at exceedingly low prices. Orders should be ao- ' oompanied by remittanoeforthe estimated value of the order. DJ.Ow WELLINGTON; A. A. CORSIGAN, B'HAIXHNfITEIN. Manager, Chairman f&TJTH WILL PREVAIL. TVTO one will question the accuraoy Xr* of the Customs returns, A paper laid before Parllamjfctfthls week furnishes a table of the consumption of articles In common use whloh la startling until tbe surrounding olroumstanaes are considered, and the reason only strikes one like the nath ot an eleotrto gearohllghti The consumption of Sugar ard Tea for the two past years, and ths duty paid per head of population, la stated thna.'iLb Duty Total 1b used. per head, get head Sugar, 1894, 65,568,960 8&S 8b 81d Sugar! llßM! 67J5MJM0 8U 8a B|d Inomee . 1,836,880 -9 Ojjd Tea, 1885 itfifiK Wi 28 M Tea 1»S iIniJBO SIU to Ilia Ueoreau. »01S -16 ~ m It leems inoredlble that while the people used more lugar they should comma less Tmi. The explanation Is that the China and Indian teas are rapidly going out of consumption, and the British produot crown In Coy. lop. Is very properly taktag their plvse. Foremost among Coylon Teas stands the UNKIVAtfiKD BURATUBA, andalttoDgb thew have bees doubta cuat upon the olflUss that have been made for Its strength and . VONBBBvm. economy, the offloial testimony that tiflii fewer pounds of Tea have proved luinoient for tin Increase of population of 18.S1T in the 1898 period la too oonvlnotag to I adml ot further question, SURATtHA. TKA U not blended with Indian or Jntaa Teas, nor la It handled from the Ome It leaves theatoresln Ceylon until It waohee tbe oonsumer, JSXffi&ss^^r 1 m IMinß