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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7158, 8 February 1901, Page 4

: -M:i THE LONDON l|Si TAILORING DEPOT ?'! ll|l T° int'°i"°° '" "" f>nM<!"'New z ™<*<* »»' famous ' jjj,. WIRE-WOVE SOFT SERGE, i|^i; ; we bave derided to GIVEAWAY, absolutftl* vnvw nw gj [ j CHARGE, an BXTBA PAIB OF TEoSs S i£|j jf every purohase.of our famous M 1 ,Suits to Measure. ' BK&J "?, rtiso, our '™Je only. Mine sure th«t one trial T taln a B oi FMtem choc, < SVS ; r , 8 i^ 0 , Engl . nd ,B^,T, eej . Sma tot P.ttemsandS.lLme*^;,,! ],„„,„. rr , e on oatioll Extract from the «■ Now Zealand Times " January 22, 1901. EXTENSIVE IMPORTATIONS. 300,0001b TEA. Few people ever stop to think, when measunng out a teaspoonful or when buying a pound of tea, of the enormous quantity required to supply the people of New Zealand. A visit to the wharf during . the past month would have been an eveopener. J Nelson, Moate and Co., Limited, receive shipments of tea by almost every steamer trom Ceylon and India throughout the ' year, and have landed, during the last Sn'nrvT 8 *} one>J h* huge amount of 300,000 pounds, which is enough tea to provide every man, woman, and child in Aew Zealand with 34 cups each of strong Nelson, Moate and Co., Limited, are the leading merchants in the Australasian colonies, a position which they have gained solely by gl ving the public a really good

I JAMES GRACE &■ CO.,THE SQUARE. W. GREGG & Ca ESTABLISHED 1861. 4 'lUV' pJAUTION the public againß' «s™ssx=3» V. Tfc *"* many close imitation 8 EEiSBSn j^pj-vIS-^.\s.\'\ of their celebrated " CLUB ffgJJBBpSJBHBIIi^ W^GREGGiC Certificates. BffßPflfll With Outside Wrapper. Withoufc Wrapper , Ar^ GL piBfAN? STARCE.-Amongst other numerous testimonials, Messw "■FACTS WA^PiT?. 0- 110' makera, -of tho P° pular Zoala^ia Shirt, say:-" You W. Gpegg~&"Co., Ltd. Coffee, Pepper, Spice and Starch Manufacturers, _ Kattray St., and Pelichet Bay, Dunedin.

Saddlers and Harness ittei ■ THE SQUARE, PALMERSTO^ ftORTH. JJAKNESS OP EVERY DBSO^PTION. WORK AND MATERIAL GUARANTEED SOLD .AT LOWEST CASH PRICKS. f~^ ' J. MORTENSEN, :$f Watcbßiaker--nd Jwelier 4 f¥^*'yk\ THE &QUAEE. PALBIERSTON N. j^'.' '■%*!&&* "% >}AS I large and varied B t-ck of the A te<* ryf^^f #. clocks a? lgris of Art Wfltchos- .''--•'•: Zr?#s^r<j;'X-4S^■<[ The Jewellery consists of a magnificent on of 't'^p^M'L I DrCSS atld Engagement Bings, Wedding '■■f /;£^;pp"^v; and Keepers, Brooches, . v^?i^v; ii/u.^'^ "' Mwff Chains and Bangles■■'■"^ivl^v^"-""'' The latest Novelties in Gold and Silver Alberts. All work with guarantee.

**S4*sfil3 A.L&:a» AND fI"O3JT. AGENT FOR TVJSLLI^GTOK. <ItUN ALSO.Tto fionoi Alc-8 in EqaU to Dooedio, TELEPHONE Ko "0

1 ."«?.- ,«fc ! Fufi WELLINGTON. 'QUEEN OF THE SOUTH." Captain E. Harvey), T EAVES Foxton every Tl-sjm" •1-^ Tuorsday and Satueday. For (ro-rht and passagfc apply to X J. OVEREND, N.B.—The abov steamer has aSdid SSShffißSt* 11 ' 'h"B b" CiJ •