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New Zealand Mail, Issue 866, 5 October 1888, Page 8

JS-JS- Crespln OFFERS THE FINEST BLENDS OF IND AN AND CHINA TEAS AT VERY LOW PRICES TO THE WONDER OF THE PUBLIC. Why ? Because he thoroughly understands his trade and Blends h'js own Teas, thus saving expense and giving his patrons the benefit. j~j~E requests the public to try the following Blends, which cannot be surpassed for quality or price, a 3 they are all carefully selected from the finest plantations : Very Choice Indian Mixture, 2s per lb Champion Blend, 2s 4d per lb Assam Blend, 2a 8d per lb China Teas from Is per lb Also a variety of Box Teas from 7s 6d to 22s per box Silk Dressed Flour, 10s per 100 lb 501 b Bags Flour, 53 White Crystalized Sugar, 401 b bag, 9s 6d Kippered Herrings, 9a per tin Fresh Herrings, 6d per tin Compressed Bloaters, 5d per tin Compressed Kippers, 5d do Ham and Chicken Paste, 6d per tin Preserved Peaches and Pine Apples, 2£lb tins for Is per tin 21b Tins Golden Syrup, 7d per tin Marmalade, 7d per tin Oxford Blue, 7d per lb Extract of Soap, 12 pkts. for Is Safety Matches, 4d per doz. Brown Windsor Soap, 12 tablets for Is Candles (Pyramid), 251 b box, 9s 6d Tobacco, 5s and 5s 3d per lb Country Orders receive prompt attention. Note the address— TE ARO CASH STORE, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. TERMS STRICTLY CASH TELEPHONE, 210.