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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 195, 19 August 1890, Page 1

NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. THE ART OR GIFT OF TBA TASTING is knowu 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 must! the public think of the many iv New Zealand that have only found it out since che success of NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S BLENDS The Great Name, and the constant and increasing demand for NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S TEAS lias certainly led a lot of dealers in all sorts of wares packing Teas, thinking the public will be satisfied with them ; but as ifc is well known that anyone cau buy Tea and pack it in packets with an elaborate label and big name, we do not wonder, at the public refusing to buy thc^c mixtures. No better proof of the popularity of NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S TEAS 1? is required than the fact that They Imported over a Fourth of the whole of the TEA that came into New Zealand during- the lastj Twelve Months. NELSON, MOATE & CO. HAVING THE LARGEST STOCK OF CHINA, INDIAN, AND CEYLON (TEA 8, the publio can depend upon getting the Best Value and^Selection. j f&THE FIRM'S REPRESENTATIVE, MR. COLEGROYE, VISITS THE DISTRIOT AT REGULAR INTERVALS. § HIGHLY NUTRITIVE f ROUYER GUILLET ET CI fi ■:■ COGNAC F3ANCE.L FOR MANY YEARS THE ni-COND LARGEST SHIPPERS' j ARE PREPARED TO GIVE LIBERAL TERMS TO LARGE DEALEKfcY Apply to Ooqiiao direct, or , RO J T J 3 , GU I T S T -J I'? 69, Mark Lane, Loih_ od Sole Pjioi'iuexok** oi* the Oelemuted Brands— „ G. <ScT. BACOr, K. O. __FOKIV>c 03„ R. Q. J_ARCS3r..A NT, and many other ,'% f s*l ,»^\ fj£> G. V *,:>' ; -*);,-.' - •*,} k <-■' .•/.j tlio si'lvantagos of c'Ticiont and conliflontiarinanagt ncnt and provisos foi- the administration of Estates under Marriage CoTitvaots, Settlements and Wills at reduced. Rates of Oharges. 'ersous who p.re about to marry, or who maj be dosirous of constituting Trusts for benevolent or charitable rurpo? es, should consult tho runiu-e Tiu'stue, or any of hi? A,yn[J. i Arrangem nts arc made for the continuance of the services of faroilj | Solicitors. .A, SOAIFE, Local Agent. fc.lU {.'LAS. CAl;"-!*', Ul-I, '\i .''.:: j '^-:' ; -™ "Au Excelioi.'* F--.o:i, -vi:; ; i -■'/:._ "^-muv-'cu m .IB w-mts of \h\,..\iHy :I3ST__I3ILIS__EI_D 18S5. U*?.;r" ■ ::*w| IP B llliii wants, (_';...:,» . ._ W § WWiO THE MED, iiv - ' _;-__: -=^_._S3M3 ohbapest. DR. 1? \irrL«OTT, Tn. D p F.O.S , aays — 'Iho Mesh and ttoue-forming constkuouts tiro fur above tlio avon>.go of the !io-t Kiiritinoeoiv-i Fooda." ■■: M P IR B TE A ' C 0' MP A NY'S BLENDED TEAS AUK THE KQ2T 11EMAHKABLE .. EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIO, AND A , DELIGHT TO ALU THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED THEM ARE ALWAYS PLEASED AiND ARE GLAD TO REOOMMEND THEM TO THEIIt, FRIENDS. EXPERIENCE PROVES THAT TSEBE , ARB ■ NQ. TSAS LIKE THE EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S ii i« ■■»_ i. ■■■■■» -r 'l. I »_iml <f|i|HM|Hi —a r , W. &a. TWNBIILL & CO. s *