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' Merchandise. . Laurence D, Nathan.] • , IN. Alfred Nathan. rjIHE ABOVE DESIGN IS NOW SO WELL KNOWN IN CONNECTION WITH PACKET AND TINNED TEAS thab ib has become " familiar in our mouths as a hovsoholcl word." I The steadily increasing sale, representing an increase of 160 per cent in 2i years, | is the best proof that wo have caught the requirements of the tea-drinkers by blending according to prico, a PURE, GOOD-FLAVOURED, RICH-LIQUORED, AND STRONG TEA. Wo do nob say thab other packers of Tea are not able to buy as well as ourselves ; bub wo do say that wo have very expert buyers in India, China, and Ceylon, and that our blending room is conductod on liberal princiblesof kceping-upquality at all hazards, and making our profit only consistent with the utmost reasonable moderation, in view of trade expenses. People who pretend to give very wonderful value, and really don't do it, may succeed (or a week or a month, bub tiino tries all, and wo aro content to stand on time and experience of tho value we give to the public. Wo have refused to give extra discounts to largo distributors, because wo prefer to depend upon public call for STANDARD TEAS, and instead of the extra discount profit going into second hands wo givo ib to the Cousuraers in extra quality, who are recommended to ask for STANDARD No. 1 , * Is lOd per lb.N Oft C Oa 1 >> 4 I« § 2a „ fc 3 ill 2s4d „ I 4 J 2s Gd „ | i 5 (all Indian) 2s „ £(5 6 2s Gd „ i 7 ' '3s „ | 8 (all Ceylon) 2s 6d „ J 1-1 According to their special tastes. L. D. NATHAN & CO. T OBAC C °'and CIGA RS| QUR TpANCY DEPARTMENT. CIGARETTES. , IN ADDITION TO GROCERIES, TOBACCOS . , . .... , , WINES, SPIRITS, BEERS, JUTE GOODS, Wo make this business a speciality, and always _ hold a full assortment of quality, shapes and weight, OILS, PAINTS, TEAS, Ac., AC., to suit all classes of buyers. 'We keep a large assortment of Wo have— Stationery and Stationers' Sundries, Playing Cards Derby Short Sixes, 7 to lb, DTPP. and 14's American and Austrian Chairs, Perambulators Columbia Short Sixes, 7to lb, DTPP, and 14' a American Clocks Juno, Seven Rods, Flat Sevens, and lVs Perfumery, Combs, Purses, Albums Signet, Flat Sevens Chimney and Dressing Glasses Venus, Flat Fives and PP • Concertinas, Accordions, Violins Mistletoe, Flat Sevens . Patent Medicines Josephine Fiat Sevens, Rods Sevens, and Flat 14 s pocket and Table Cutlery, Scissors, Razors Jubilee, Flat 14's Plated Forks and Spoons Black Swan Twist 14's and 26's l-'ish Lines, Fish-hooks Black Hawk Nailrod lS's Parcel, Sewing, and Netting Twine Jolly Dancers Nailrod 10's Tea, Sugar, Wrapping, and Cap Paper J"Sephin« Twist 2 - J's Saddles, Bridles, Girths, Tarpaulins, &c. Unique Hat Fives, 7 to lb, and Rods 7's Briar Pipes, Cigarette Holders and Papers Grand National 10's, Nailrod Colonial Boots, Leather Laces Brand National Short Sixes, 7 to Ib Tents and Flies, Scrim, Butter Cloth Little Bee, Sevens Rodi Oilskin Coats Manilla, Jute, anil Flax Kits AROMATICB Steel and Camphor Wood Trunks • Rubv Twist, Sin and liincli ■ Tin Milkpaiis, Dishes, Billies Victory, Rods Sevens, Flat Fives, and Rods Sixes Tatmiltins, reapnts, iVc.. „ cr . Welcome Nugget, IS-ouucu pounds t aw ,u if Compamlium ■of Games Pparnrl- i«.iw« Twist » - - Footballs, Boxing Gloves" Peacock", bounce Blocks Belts and Sheaths. Packing Needles. Peicoi k, 12 oniico Pounds Melbourne Cup, 2} ounce Blocks Country and Coast Buyers visiting Auckland are Melbourne Cup, 0-inch liars Sixes invited to inspect. Melbourne Cup, O-incli Bars, I'2's ■ Melbourne Cud, 12-inch Bars L. D. NATHAN & CO. Josephine,. Bright 16 s in Caddies CIGARS. * ~ A full Assortment of Ilavanab, Manilla, German ORNSACKS and Swiss w. ~~~~ We import direct from Calcutta, and aro always CIGARETTES. in a position to till requirements at lowest current All Leading Brands. . . rates. L. I). NATHAN & CO. L. D. NATHAN & CO. • ' Toilet. . J Marvellous Effect!! J Preserves and Rejuvenates the Complexion. | 1 "hR REDWOOD'S REPORT. 1 I lU> The iusTedients are perfectly pure, and WE CANNOT SPEAK TOO HIGHLY £| S Of THEM. bl 5 Tim Soap is PERFECTLY PURE and ABSOLUTELY NEUTRAL. ft! B JUVENIA SOAP is pntirely free frotn any colouring matter, ami contains about fjfi 5 the smallest pro])ortion pos<ible of water. From careful anrdysi." a thorough investi- « ffi gation of tlis whole raw of it« roiiinifactnrf, we conciiler this ooap full? qualified to ?fj] "X rank atnnncst the FIRST of TOILET SOAPS.—T. Redwood, Ph. D., F.1.L)., l-'.C.S. : £? « T. Hoi'S'i: P.r.nwoon. F.1.C., F.C.S.; A .T. Dk Haiixs, F.1.C., I'.C.S. rB . Saddlery. 1 TnE demand for these Saddles is steadily n. / increasing, and they are highly rocoin- > U mended by those who use them, s' VV >r For. strength and durability they j? .S* S' are undoubtedly tho cheapest /yA SADDLE in the market. // V v X .V 1 . / yX > v<i> * TRY THEJV1 1 1 ■ VH Stirrups. -] „ a Sjf •\^ k ~&VD\KQ AND Driving I MM x \ r Whips. 1 Saddle Soaps and Dressings. • // / ARNEBS Oils and Dressings. [ & .Jyl . Axle Grease. ( A s^ 1 Buggy Aprons (Dust and Waterproof). > \,W / — 1 X / Special Value in LADIES' SADDLES ' ' O / / and (§/ / ' Qi E E D ' S ' -DONEDUSTI "nONEDUSTI ! k) , l> in]? .o mr, 1 Clover and Grass Seeds. New importations just v.kj.jj. j received. . . , ___— Fescue, etc., etc,, etc. TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS IfORl f OR SAl.lfi, ] ? MA'NITR'RS! Ellis' well-known and justly celebrated J.C.E. \ luaiiuivjao. . bran.l of Newcastle Doneduat, which is supetiorto } Bonedusts—Croft, Runcorn, J. 1., A. A.,and N. anything in the market. ' , Brands, at prices ranging from £5 10s to £8 Quality Guaranteed. In lots to suit purchasers. per ton. Copy of Colonial Analyst's Report seutoii applica- ' lAwes* Superphosphate of Lime V g oI(J tion. i *«-««• . CAUTION TO FARMERS. < KaiJiit—Nitrate of Soda—Sulphate of Ammonia When buying Bonedust see that you get .T.C.R., t — which is supplied direct from J. C. Ellis' Newcastle c VV, S. L AUK IE & CO., Slom OUr Auckland Store without CUSTOM-STREET, AUCKLAND. M. V. HURLEY, ] i- BoNKMll>f< AT NOAKUAWAHIA, WAIUATO. COUPLAND'S BUILDINGS, CUSTOM-STREET a ' • 'tar Bones purchased" ' , • " EAST.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8680, 24 September 1891, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8680, 24 September 1891, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8680, 24 September 1891, Page 7