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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 7707, 15 February 1886, Page 4

Business Notices JOHN DUTHIE & Co., JRONMONGEES RON M EEC II A N T Si. Importers of— BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY. Galvanised Corrugated Iron Sheet Le»d Sheet Zino Portland Cement Roofing Felt Wife Nails Eweank’s Nails Patent Wrought Steel Kails English and American Locks Brass Foundry Drawing, Dining, and Bedroom Grates Ranges and Cooking Stoves Marble Mantlepiecf.s Tii.f. Hearths FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. Half-Tester, French, and Stomp Beds Table and Dessert Cdxlbbt Klectro and British Plate Fenders and Fibeibons TINNED AND FnAMELLKD HOLLOWABE Lamps and Chandeliers agricultural implements. McCormick’s Reapers and String Binders SaMuelson’s Reapers and String Binders Samuelson’s Combined Reaper and Mowers Zig-Zag Harrows Chaff Cotter. Spades, Shovels, Rakes, Forks, Scythes, Sheep Shears, Hoes. fencing wire. Three-Crown Annealed Fencing Wire English Lb abb Galvanised Wire Galvanised Retting, Hn, to 2in mesh paints and oils— Ch'Mpion's Genuine White Lead Kenrick’s Genuine and Best Paints Dry Colors Mixed Paint_ Copal, Oak, and Coach Varnishes Linseed, Colza, Castor, Lard and Machinery Oils. SAW MILL & CONTRACTORS’ PLANT. Circular Saws, to Bet. 6in. Vertical, Cross Cut and Pit Saws Vulcanized Belting, Leather Belting TaNith Wheels. Tested S.L. Chain Firth’s and Lockwood's Saw Files COACHBUILDERS’ SUNDRIES. Hickory and Ash Woo dwarf Co-f-c.'i and Buggy Springs Dray, Cda?3> and Buggy Axles Transfer Ornaments Malleable Castings Morocco and Dash Leather Carriage Cloth. Carriage Lauis ARMS AND AMMUNITION. Diamond Grain and Alliance Gunpowder Blasting Powder Safety 1< use Cartridges and Cats Sporting Guns and Bipfjes.

JOHN DDTHIE & CO--50 .& 52 WILLIS-STREET , ' WELEJ.NQTON. Entrance to Ikon Warehouse . Ako Reclaimed Land. veau Te ASK YOUR GROGER FOR NELSON, MOATE & Co’ CELEBRATED PURE BLENDED TEAS'. They have no Equal. COPIED B 7 THOUSANDS. A:--' m ! ■■ CHKISTCHUHCH N M Proof Positive At the N.Z International Exhibition,of 1882, Kelson, Moate & Co.’s Celebrated Pure Blended Teas were acknowledged',by three judges the best by pence per lb., but owing to an irregularity a frivolous prstest‘, was entered. Nelson, Moate, & Co. threw up the award (although not compulsory) and challenged the opposing company to another test; consequtntly a Special ■ Committee was called, and*the teas taken out of the different oases by Mr Twopenny to be wrapped in plain papers (N.M. & Co.'s conditions) to be sent to an expert appointed by the Committee ; but the said Company fearing their teas would not stand another test their prices were reduced 3d per lb., so the Committee decided that in spite of the irregularity they were thoroughly convinced, from the separate evidences of the jurors, that the first test was most severe and impartial. Although N.M, & Co. were competing against scented mixtures, flavored with artificially scented teas, a Gold and Silver Medal was awarded to them, 2/-, 2/4, 2/3”°/™ 3/4, and 4/NELSON, MOATE, and CO. Ask your Grocer for N. M. & CO.’S TEAS. WELLINGTON ■CO Wholesale and Retail 83, TEA MERCHANTS, LAMBTON QQAY, WELLINGTON OHRISTcHUROH, DUB EDI A AND AUCKLAND AGENTS EVERYWHERE. POULTERER ANX> FISHMONGER, MRS LIAKDET, widow of the lab F. E. Liardefc, Poulterer and Fish monger, of Lambton-quay, begs to return he moat sincere thanks foe the much- kint sympathy extended to her in her grea bereavement.. * - - ■ She desires to inform her many patrons ant friends that it is her intention to carry cn th< business of her late husband, and hopes t( receive the full meed of support that wai accorded to him, " 071