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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 6916, 26 January 1901, Page 4

FROM TEAGADREN TO TEAPOT DIRECT BY Sg^teL EVERY MAIL STEAMER. /^*^i ■ m^ CEYLON Whiob. a recommended by the Government Analyst of Victoria in the following certificate:— MR. G. R. BUCKETT, F.C.S., Government Analyßt, Laboratory, Swahson Stebet, Melbourne, Sept. 21st, 1894. " I have examined the y^/^^s?T^»>^V ■®V - and am able to affirm that it is of first-class quality. It is rich in extract, of pleasan aroma and flavour, and absolutely pure. I " (Signed) O B. BLACKETT, Analytical Chemist," :o: Being enoased in air-tight lead packets in the country in which it is grown ' NIRVANA loses none of its fragrance while on the way to the Australian consumer and in this it differs from China Tea, which snfferß, first because it has to be picked in certain seasons for the entire year's consumption, and second, because it comes to New Zealand practically in an open state. The additional advantage, in these d»ys of adulteration, of baying a TEA which reaches the tea-pot precisely as it left the tea garden—this being guaranteed by the soldered lead packing observed with NIRVANA—is too obvious to need extended mention. NIRVANA TEA is on Bale in Pound and Half-pound packets by Brewer & Bauckham, ASHHURST. » A. S. PATERSON & CO, OLE WHOLESALE AGENTS, WELLINGTON.

It* TAKE fA INDIGESTION, mi§ 1 fUJ/HWV Heartburn, Pyi»i*Ufr J|| AsiCK HEADACHE, Tk TT T ¥ d Bile» Giddines s» if I JLjJjK andaU *" *"***+*+ LIVER COMPLAINTS. Manufactured only at 73, Now Oxford Street, Londoas sold by all Chemists and M"l Hip Vendors. I "the New Aperient!" I § May Apple"! S Suavtter In moBo; fortiter in re. J j ! Mi* Two Shillings per Bottle.^w^ fe * *■ * fc , CHEMISTS AND STORES. 5

CHAB. BEGGt & COHATE THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK OP PIANOS ON THE COAST, AND AT MOST Reasonable Prices WITH EASY TIME PAYMENTS. PIANOS BY SOHIJSDMAYER COLLAUD & COLLARD BRINSMEAD THORMER PULL & FIELD ROSENER MONINGTON & WESTON ORGANS BY KIMBALL STORY & CLARK. AGENTS - James Grace AND CO.

ASHHURST HACK GUINEAS .1902. Nominations will be received on or before Saturday, 26th January, 1901, for tie Asbhßrst Hack Guineas, 1902. of 100 guineas. Seoond horse to receive 20gs, and third horse sgs from the stakes. For the present yearlings that are cot nominated for other than Hack K&oes at time of entry, and have not won a race of over £40 at time "of starting, hack and hunter races excepted. Colts Bat lOlbs, Fillies and Geldings Bst 51bs, The winner of any Hack Guineas or Hack Sires Prodnoe Stakes to carry a penalty of 71ba. To be run on the Aehhurst Baceconrse in December, 1902. Nomination 10a 63, a second payment of 10s 6d on jnight of general entry* 1901: and a final payment of 21s on night of general entry, 1902. Distance, 1 mile. Nomination papers on application to the Seoretary. J. H. VINCENT, Secretary, /^llMrrroßYgwizE IS THE BEST SOLO J9f ALL STOfiEKEEt3ER& x SADDLEBT BCSFWESS^ HAVING purchased the business carried on by D. Pbikgle for the past 18 years, I bey, to solicit the liberal patronage best-owed upon a>y predecessor. W. BANDELI/. IN reference to the above, I beg to thank the public for their liberal support during the 18 years I bare been in business and trust that the same support will be accorded my successor. Mf. W. Bawdem. All accounts owing must be paid by the 81st January, either to myself orMrßandell.

D. PBINGLE. NOTICE. W. EEILLY BEGS to intern the public that ha has taken over the business of Me M. NOONAN, and is prepared to do HQRSE-SHOEING in first-class stylo (good work guaranteed). W. Eeilly ha 3 had long experience in Great Britain, America and Australia, and has testimonials from large veterinary establishments. Every attention given to work placed with ma and cash customers liberally dealtwith. Church-street (next Club Hotel). ' My cold was cured by taking Sykes' Cuba Cough.—Advt.