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Marlborough Express, Volume XXII, Issue 160, 9 July 1886, Page 1

Pure Indian Tea. To be had m lib Paoketa, 121 b Tint), And 401 b Cheatß. rpUE INDIAN TEAS are specially reL commended not only on account of their exquisite flavour andstorliDg quality, but by encouraging the Sale of Indian Tens wo aro retaining the money spent m (lie development of our own possessions and m tbo encouragement of our own countrymen, The Glasgow Herald says :— "We have tried Indian Teas, and assuredly nothing we ever tasted can excel them." Chambers' Journal Bays :—"Judia proiinoes Tea superior to any In tho world io llavonr, strength, and purity." The Edinburgh -Courant saya -.— •• Indiau Tra is remarkable for its body and Ireiigth compared with China Tea." 'I'he World saya : — "lndian Tea is beccninu. day by day a greater favourite with the best judges." The Christian Union says:— That m price, strength of quality, and delicacy of aroma, British families will soon discover the Indian Tea to bo ft great improvement on what thoy may hitherto bavo been ,_ using." — Those who bavo not tastod theso dcliuioUß Teas should write for samples, <V "WqP J - (I. Wo have appointed +1\ H. Pickering & Co SOLE AGENT for our INDIAN TEAS AND CONDIMENTS. UILMOUII, YOUNGHUSBAND, & CO 12 James Lees, Coal and Wood Merchant HAVING REMOVED to new Premises situated m Wyncn Btrcct, and having purchased the necessary machinery, is now prepared to cut and deliver FIREWOOL/ at tho following rateß : — RED PINE. Short lengths lor atoves, 82s por cord 2ft lengths ... 28s per cord 4ft lcDgths .. 25s „ „ TAWA. yhart lengths for Btovca, 26s por cord 2ft lengths ... 23s por cord 4ft lengths ... 2Ob per cord Willows^. ... 12s per cord AH wood measurod m 4 feet lengths. Newcastle Cohl delivered at 40s per ton J (runner do do ... 38s p6r ton Colling wood do do ... 36s por ton Oats, chaff, bran, potatoes, charcuiil, coko, firebricks, limo, &c, &c, lways on hand. Oats crushed at dd por bushel. NOTE THe"aBD«ESS-Wynen-strcet, (Ntat Salvation Army Barracks. Peter Connell 1 >KGS to inform tho inhabitants Xy ol Jjlenheiin and surrounding tlibLricla that ho 'has takou that well known BOARDING HOUSE jjk Lately m the occupation of Mr V Biuuotti, and trusts by civility and attention to merit a fair aliaro of public patronagb. Meals, Is, at regular hours. Permanent boarders £1 por week. "For Sale or To Let ON ft of tho most ELIGIBLE PROPERTIES m the Polorus Valloy, consisting of 320. Acres ficehold and 1000 Acres lcaeohold. The main line of ioad runs through the property for a mile. A Tramway also runs through tho property, m connection with ono of tho largest sawmill industries m the district on tho adjoining property, which has just commenced oj>erations. The property has also a good Eivcr frontage. TEIIMS EASY. 403 Wa. DOUbLIN KIEKPATRIOK'S TOMATO CHUTNEE IMPROVES THE APPETITE, IS the most dclieiouß flavouring for Soups and gives a relish to Cold Meats. SOLD UY ALL GKOCERS IN TINT AND HALF PINT BOTTLES. Mhs Bell, i \ "tt X H S M A.TC 3D 17* I) AT M ESSUS HTCHWELD an v SONS. W