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I? u r e Indian Teas. HTSLOP’S TEA BUSH—TRADE MARK REGISTERED. Wa are supplying Qanuine Pore INDIAN TEAS direct from our Tea Plantations, Darjeeling, India, in 41b and 11b packets, at is, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3a 6d per lb. Each packet is guaranteed to be what it professes. We also supply in 5, 10, 12, and 221 b neat Ja panned tins, and in lllb Japanned canisters; also m 4-chests of from 40 to 601bs net, and in full chests of from 80 to IOOIbs net weight. These half-chests and chests are in the original boxes as made up on the Plantations. Our Teas show no dead leaves, sticks, and pieces of twigs floating about in the infused Tea, and they ore perfectly free from sand, dirt and dust, which often make up 50 per cent of the cheap stuff sold under the name of Tea. See the opinions of the Home Press r« Indian Teas The " Times " says :— '* India, it has now been discovered, can grow far better Tea than China can.” The ■“ Morning Post" says:—"Those who dosire to enjoy real Tea must turn their attention to the Indian Gardens, wherein tea is grown which, for flavour and aroma, is unsurpassed.'’ The “ Glasgow Herald ’’ says:— Wo have tried Indian Teas, and assuredly nothing wa ever tasted can excel them.” “Chambers’ Journal" says : —“lndia produces Teasuperior to any in the world in flavour, strength and purity.” The favourable reports of the Press and authorities on Indian Tea might bo given ad infinitum, OUR TERMS ARE CASH. N. HTSIiOP & CO. Indian Tea Warehouse, 13 3, CASHEL STREET,) CHRISTCHURCH. WANTED, respectable events, to sell our tea, throughout Canterbury, 8879

CHRISTCHURCH N DUNEDIN. PROOF POSITIVE. M At tha N.Z. Interna* tiouol Exhibition of 1882 Nelson, Moate Sc Co.'s Celebrated Pure Blended Teas were acknowledged by three judges the best by pence per lb, but owing to an irregularity a frivolous Srotest was entered, lelson, Moate Sc Co. threw up the award (although not compulsory) and challenged the opposing Company for another test; consequently a Special Committee was called, and the teas taken out of the dif. ferent oases by Mr Twopeny to bo wrapped in plain papers (N. M. & Co.'s conditions) to be sent to an expert appointed by the Committee; but the said Company, fearing their teas wotdd not stand another test, their prices were reduced 3d per lb, so the Committee decided that in spite of the irregularity they were thoroughly convinced, from the separata evidences of the jurors, that the first test was most severe and impartial. Although N. M. & Co, were competing with scented mixtures, flavoured with artificially scented teas, a Gold and Sieves Medal were awarded to them. Fbicss 12/-, 2/4,2/8,3/-, 3/4 and 4/. NELSON, MOATE & C(. Ask your Grocer for N, M. & CO.’S TEAS. c° AC. INLAND. WELLINGTON, 6221