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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 1860, 26 February 1892, Page 6

N 0 T_L c ¥ THrt art or gift of tea tasting Li only known to about one out'ot every 200,000 ; TEA BLENDING To om oak ot every 500,000 of the European population of the world ; so what roust the publio I of the many in New Zealand that have only found it out since the success of NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S BLENDS. The great name, and the constant and increasing demand for NELSON, MOATE AND CO S TEAS, Has cei tainly led to a lot of dealers in all sorts of wares packing teas, thinking the'public will be satisßed with them : but as it is well-known that anyone can buy tea and pack it in pacKeta with an elaborate label and bigname, and we do not wonder at the public refusingto buy these mixtures. NO BETTER PROOF OF THE POPULARITY OF NELSON. MOATE AND CO.'S TEAS Is repaired than the fact that THEY IMPORTED OVER A FOURTH CF THE WHOLE OF THE TEA THAT CAME INTO NEW ZEALAND CURING THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS. NELSON, MOATE AND CO. Having the Largest Stock of CHINA, INDIAN & CEYLON TEAS, The publi epend npon getting the best value and selection. NELSON, MOATE & CO.

CAUTION. gOOT DEALERS, MINERS, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, Au WmiD against buying Mining Gam Boots, got up to resemble the manufacture of the North British Rubber Company, and so closely copied, both in name and appearance, as to deceive all but the most - - careful purchasers. All the Boots .aanufactured by the North British Rubber Company bear on the heel and instep the words—"NORTH BRITISH RUBBER COMPANY,, EDINBURGH, And inside the thigh are stamped with the seal of the Company—a pair of scales, suspended from a dagger. NEILL AND CO., Bond street, Dunedin. Sole Aok.nts for the North British Rubber COMPANT. \UEENSTOWN VETERINARY J SHOEING FORGE BEACH-STREET. E ALDRIDGE HOR*E SHOEISG A SPECIALITY!!! FENCING k PALISADING MAt)E TO ANY DESIGN. HORSE 6 CATTLE MEDICINES in STOCK. All kinds of Ironwork —Mining, Agricultural, Machinery, Ac—done in best style and despatch. Special Care is bestowed on Horse-Shoeing. First-class Turning and Wheel-Tiring done on the Premises.—Also Water laid on to private residences. E. ALDRIDGE, QUEENSTOWN. COFFEE PALACE AND PRIVATE HOTEL. OPPOSITE THE FIRST CHURCH, MORAY* (Three minntea' walk from the Railway Station). C. F. MEYER, Proprietor. C. F. MEYER, having leased the above hotel, intends to make the Coffee Palace—a palace for visi. tors from the couutry, paying particular attention to all that favour him ; and by keepiug a firstclass Table, clean and airy bedrooms, at reasonable charges, busts to merit a fair share of support. Only Temperance Drink* sold on the premises. Night Porter, to call visitors for early trains, in attendance. LEVIATHAN TEMPERANCE HOTEL. OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, DUNEDIN. Imitated by many, surpassed by none. Mrs SILK, Proprietress. This very popular establishment continues to afford very superior accommodation to tourists and others who desire the comforts of a home, combined with very moderate charges. The sole management of the house, as well a« the Cuisine affairs, are under the personal supervision of Mrs Silk. The House is situated within a few minutes' walk of the post office, steamboat landings, and other places. Cactios—Pcrchamkrs of CLARKE'S BLOODMIXTURE should «ee that they get the genuine article. Worthless imitations are sometimes palmer off by unprincipled Vendors. The words " Lincoln, vid Midland Counties Drua Company, Lincoln, England, " ar» ensrrave.l on th>- Government S*»mp, an I "Cr.AKK E'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE." blown in the bottle : without wtricb none are gcon:n«