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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 194, 18 August 1890, Page 1

NOTIOE. NOTICE. NOTICE. THE ART OR GIFT OF TEA TASTING \ is known only to about Ono out of every 200,000 ; TEA BLENDING to One out of every 500,000 of the European population of the world ; so what inusb| tho public think of the many in New Zc dand that havo only found it out since the success of NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S BLENDS The Great Name, and tho constant and increasing demand for NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S TEAS has certainly led a lot of dealers in all sorts of wares pnekinj*; Teaa, thinking the public will be satLified with them ; but as ib is well kuown that anyone can buy Tea and . , pack ii iv packcLs with un elaborate label and big- name, wo do nob wonder; at the public refusing to buy those mixtures. No better proof of the popularity of NELSON, MOATE & OO.'S TEAS «S is required than the fact that They Imported over a Fourth of tlie whole of the TEA that came into New Zealand during the lastj Twelve Months. NELSON, MOATE & CO. HAVING THE LARGEST STOOK OF CHINA, INDIAN, AND CEYLON sTEAS, the public can depend upon getting the^Besb Value and^Selecbion. J £jTH t. FIRM'S REPRESENTATIVE, MR. OOLEGROYE, VISITS THE DISTRIOT AT REGULAR INTERVALS. — -" ' ' "I "'llll l^lWWnMWl_lllMl^||i___iWßM|_»W__ll|llll|lll M llll_ M _il_llJ-|]IIIMIIIPI___i»WIIIBWW»MM^ IT^— TT 4iimttßD^sa^iU ,^^-ii»'*^si)»^^nmim.mi»imi' i »i«mh^p , '_ m'i»mier-^io¥tt&j&T*»'Tr~'.!b&»*~---i--> JJmM '-''' mmm """"wr "*t jVx___. _puw«i_<rr —T_oj_*i____w_j < HIGHLY NUTRITIVE f I ,_■*_ ' I I i ROUYER GUILLET ET CIE/.. COGNAC FOR MANY YEARS THE rfhCOND LARGEST SHIPPERS j >■ ARE PREPARED TO GIVE LIBERAL TERMS TO LAPQE DEALERS Apply to Cognac direot, or ro j f a", am t a p a i:p 69, Mark Lane, Lont, i^ Sole Proprietors oh the Celebrated Brands— t G. &T. BACOT, R. O. LEFOR.T& 00., R. G*. MAROISf.^ N. aid mauy other j— jiMwiMiwi— jh ' iMmTiiwp || M>Miii(winwiiw»inwi i hi— i ji 1 1 !■ » ii wi ii wi nTmrTTiTTrTTnii' n ni i n i -iiiTriai *inr— mn ii !■ ir-nm in_rn__r Timiiiimi_i_nn_B 3&. ? s*» ; % y-X;.^,.v'.v-:--^.-.,.>--.# M PUOIiC TBUST OFFICE OF IEW ZEALAIIO ".it-i-.-. the advantages of efficient and co?ifidenL;/*.l .iianagt nenfc and provi'.io.s for the administration of Estates nnder Marriage Contracts, Settlements and Wills at reduced Kates of Charges. »ersons who are about to marry, or who mas be desirous of constituting Trusts for benevolent or charitable purpo. es, should consult tho Punrae Tuusttce, or any of hi? Agents. Arrangem nts are mado for the continuance, of the services of family Solicitors. A. SCAIFE,, Local Agent. SIR CHAS. CAMERON, M.D., Sciys :— "An Excellent Food, admirabiy'adapted to the wants of infants," • Mf ill t & 1^ 1111 11 li&II I fe W m ww w THE AGED. BEST -A.KT.O OHEAPBSTDR. BARTLETT, Ph. D * F. 0.5., saya — 1 The Flesh and Bone-forming constituents aro far s boro tho _v»*verag« of tho best Farinacoous Foods." — ««• i EMPIRE TEA OOMFANIT'S BLSNDEB TEAS ARE THE A£OST REMARKABLE. .. EVER OFFERED TO THB PUBLIO, AND A JL/J_iJjJL\jr_o_ JL JL\J JTSL-iUiAJ I THOSE WHO HAVE TBIEB THEM ARE ALWAYS PLEASED AND A ftE \ • GLAD TO KEOOMMBND TO I .__-._ll.A_______ ; ___^___ TMr ,, j EXr__BIE_TOB PEEVES TRj j_t there l"Rfe ' ■' IQ, TSAS/ ' Llkl THi3 EMPIRE TEA COS ||>ANY'S W. &G. TtjRNITII & CO..