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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9943, 5 October 1895, Page 4

WHY DRINK INFERIOR TEA? "ifIHE TYPICAL TEAS" - I That nave won the admiration ■■/?,,.■ of allYoung and old, Rich and poor. ""OBLIABLE""*"" t\l BLENDS of FINE CHINA and PUKE INDIA TEA, Unequalled in STRENGTH, PURITY, and FLAVOUR '«X>ELIABLE" JtV BLENDS of PURE INDIAN TEAS show Extraordinary RICHNESS ami Powerful BOUQUET. ""DENIABLE" Jnp BLENDS of CEYLON are SUPERB, with a DELICATE AROMA and DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE. EVERYONE Who knows the LUXURY of a DELICIOUS CUP of TEA orders ARTHUR NATHAN'S RELIABLE TEA, SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 2s PER LB. Packed In Air-Ught Packs t, containing half-pound and one EXTRA pound of Tea: also, in 1, 2, 6, QUALITY 12, and 201b Tin Canisters ; and 401b and 901b lb cheats. Full is 6d PER LB. weight is guaranteed in every Package. ALL PACKAGES Containing the Teas, whether Chests, Canisters, or Packets, invariably bear, as a guarantee of Quality, the Registered Trade Mark and Name in full, ARTHUR NATHAN'S RELIABLE TEA. TEAS SOLD BY MR. ARTHUR H. NATHAN come direct from the Importers ■ to the public; they are mixed entirely by machinery, not being touched by hand. All the Teas are free from any excess of astrinjjency, and are what they claim to pure articles which have suffered no sophistication. Invalids, as well a-s those in health, may enjoy drinking these Teas, without the least fear of the injurious effects which so frequently result from using the inferior teas sold by many retailers." PROPRIETORS Of Hotels and Managers of Large Institutions will find it most advantageous using these Teas in their Establishments.

A GREAT VARIETY A GREAT VARIETY Off FLAGS FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES MAY BE HAD ON HIRE FROM A. B. DONALD, QUEEN-STBEET. J !_ M. MUROHIETAILOR AND IMPORTER, HOBSON'S BUILDINGS, SHO&TLAND-BTREKT. gPBING-gUMMER, 1395 ARRIVED EX OTARAMA AND AORANGI, LARGE SHIPMENTS OF SUMMER GOODS. The consignments consist of the Latest Novelties procurable in English and Continental Goods. __ XTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE Jji COMPANY. Established 1856. Capital -„ •• *. 0 2 0 ; • 0 » ,, Paid-up, Re-Insurance, and Unserve Funds 435,000 With unlimited liability of Shareholders. ElßE—lnsurances against loss by FIRK are effected by this Company upon every description of property on the most favourable terms. Merchandise, Freight, and Hulls Insured and from all pares of the world. T. J. BRASS KY, Manager. J. C. Bevies, For some years with Mr. S. VicVers, carrying on business in Auckland, under the style of Vickers and Davies, SHAREBROKERS, Bejjs to announce that he has resumed business as SHABEBKOKKR, , ACOUNTANT, AUDITOR, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, At HOBSON'S BUILDINGS, Shortland-street.

Telephone No. 318. T\ONALD TMT c t EO d, Sharenroker, No. 88, Exchange, Insurance Buildings. JOHN OYLAN ' Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., and IVTINING XfiNGINEER and PURVEYOR, tS. REMOVKD, owing to increase of business to more convenient premises, No. 816, VICTORIA ARCADE. Take Elevator. A. L. SMITH, Old-established dentist, CORNER OF HOBSON-STREKT Opposite St. Matthew's Church. CtiAU'3i« Moderate. Telephone, 177. ESTABLISHED IN Thames Kjranoahake Auckland 1869. 1876. 1880, JOSHUA .JACKSON, SHAREBROKER AND MINING AGENT, CHAMBER OP COMMERCE ROOMS, STOCK EXCHANGE, Auckland. telephone. 847. JOHN riHUUTON, STOCK AND SHAREBROKER, BUYS AND SELLS SOLELY ON CLIENTS ACCOUNT. 166 and 107, Victoria Arcade. Telephone 856. P.O. Box 90.J [Telephone No. 881 L. .A. LE v v (Established 1881), SHAREBROKER, 20, COOHSEB' Arcade, Auckland. F. H. M V"* I STOCK AND SHAREBROKER, 18, EXCHANGE, AUCKLAND. I Telejphono 834.