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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9197, 11 May 1893, Page 4

" ONEY CAN'T buy BETTER." ARTHUR NATHAN'S " RELIABLE" TEAS Are sold everywhere. is per pound. Extra quality, 2s Od. A RTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" J\. TEAS Are unsurpassed INDIA for excellence. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" TEAS '■' Are unequalled CEYLON for value. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" TEAS Are the best BLENDED to got. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" TEAS Should bo in INDIA every household. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" TEAS Are economical CEYLON in use. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" TEAS Are refreshing BLEND for invalids. A RTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" t\. TEAS Are within reach INDIA of all. ARTHUR NATHAN'S " RELIABLE " J\. TEAS Are always good, CEYLON sure to please. ARTHUR NATHAN'S RELIABLE " TEAS Have justly BLENDED the largest sale. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" TEAS Are confessedly INDIA remarkable at the price. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE" TEAS Are sold everywhere. 2s per pound. Extra quality, 2s 6(1. " ONEY CAN'T BUY BETTER."

/TIAHITI DONALD & EDENBOROUGH (Auckland, Tahiti, and Raratonga,) Havealways on sale and to arrive from the South Sea Islands'— ORANGES BANANAS PINEAPPLES PEANUTS COCO AN UTS LLMEJUICE AND DESICCATED COCO AN UTS. tSL Purchasers ran always rely on the 1). A K brand being the best in the Market, and that the utmost care will be used in sorting and packing the fruit before delivery. The public are respectfully requested when purchasing to ask for Tahiti Oranges, and sbk that they OCT THKM. 1 ali.il Oranges are admittedly the Finest in the World. DONALD & EDENBOROUGH COMMERCE-STREET.

milE MERCANTILE AND BANKJL RUPTCY GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND, with which is incorporated the Weekly Advertiser and the Trade Protection Gazette, published every Thursday Morning, contains :—Particulars of Hills of Sale, Stock Mortgages, Lions on Wool and on Crops, Bailments, Affidavits of Satisfaction, Bankruptcy Petitions ami Dischargee, Ac, tiled during each week; disc, carefully-revised Share and Produce Market Reports. Latent Legal Decisions; Original Articles, illustrating the working of Commercial Law; and other interesting and valuable matter. absolutely INDISPENSABLE TO THE SAFETY of ALL traders. Terms: Gazette only, ii»; or with Digest and Half-yearly Index, £1 10s. Auckland Branch: Mr. T. A. Ashion, Mercantile Cliaii.uers, Queen-street. Sample«topios obtainable in every town from loci agents. t Proprietors : The Trade Auxiliary Company of Zealand (Limited). Collection of Debts, and enquiries as to Coramerial standing, attended to OEYMOUR rpHORNE /GEORGE, Member of the Auckland Slock and Sbarebrnkers Association, STOCK AND SHARBBROKBR, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, 2S and 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland, NZ. Telephone No 662. E. C° x & Son. Surgeon Deutiste, A.M. P. Buildings, 148, Queen-street. Telephone 674.

A. L. SMI T H, OLD-ESTABLISHED DENTIST, CORNER OFHOBSON-STREET Opposite St. Matthew's Church. Charges Moderate TeleDhone 577. D ii. o w E N » DENTIST, HOBSON'S BUILDINGS, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. Telephone, 601 A N ENTRANCING ROMANCE OF THE HEART, From the pen of the gifted BERTHA M. CLAY. Another delightful romance of the heart, bold and original in conception, every chapter teeming with dramatic scenes of great power and beauty, will be begun on SATURDAY, MAY 20, under the title ol AN IDEAL LOVE, BT BERTHA M. CLAY' Author of "Fair, but Faithless," "For Another's Sin," "Thrown on the World," " Between Two Hearts," etc. The fragrance of England's balmy fields and romantic dells seems to exhale from this touching love story. The author has chosen for the stage of action of her new romance, a background of real scenes long familiar to her artistic eye ; and thus her magic pen has invested with a delightful halo of romance. The strange and exciting incidents are thus presented with a striking semblance of reality, and are assuredly depicted with the earnestness and fervour of one " to the manner born." The plot is simple, yet ingenious, and hinges upon the pranks which MISCHIEVOUS CUPID often plays upon lovers who draw their ideals a little 100 angelic for humanity. The divine passion, with its harassing doubts alternating with thrilling ecstasy, is so ardently illustrated that even sluggish hearts will be deeply touched, until "The strong, the brave, the virtuous, and the wise, Sink in the soft captivity together." It is a story of swift-changing events and pervading interest. Scenes of rapture are quioMy displaced by those in which we behold LOVE'S WILDEST WOK, , heartlessly brought about by the persistent and adroit rascality of ;" _ A PRINCE OF HYPOCRITES, a wretch with the suavity and grace of a gentleman, the mild persuasion of a philosopher, and the ingenuity of a fiend. " AN IDEAL LOVE," the new story by Bertha M. Clay, will be commenced in .' „i' THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD On ' ' ;V:'": '.',', SATURDAY, MAY 20, We anticipate a brisk demand (or it. Therefore It would be prudent for new subscribers to leave their orders in advance with the nearest news agent, and thus avoid disappointment and delay. '