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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2642, 17 October 1895, Page 3

CRICKET, Owing to the wet weather yesterday all cricket matches were postponed. The season opened in Christchurch last Saturday. There was some good scoring in the Lancaster Park-United match, the former scoring 285 for seven wickets— Wilding, GO ; Cuff, 57 ; North, 43 ; Ridley, 40; and Labatt, 30, In the Midland v. Sydenham and Addington-United fifteen, the former mode 90—Wheatley, 33; and De Mans and Lawrence, 11 each. The fifteen lost six wickets for 47, Pearce securing five of the wickets. AN ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE. Messrs R. Bell and Co., Limited, absolutely guarantee every box of their New Zealand made vestas equal in all respects to any imported. They have now completed their Wellington factory, and have facilities second to none in the world for turning out a first rate article. Consumers should therefore insist on being supplied with the New .Zealand made match. 527 FOR THE CRICKET AND TENNIS SEASON WE have opened a very large stock of Clothing Requisites, including some very pretty Novelties, all marked at exceedingly moderate prices. WHITE FLANNEL TEOUSEE3, Beautifully cut and thoroughly well made, 13s 6d. STEIPED CASHMEEE TEOUSEES, In fancy patterns warranted not to shrink, 12s 6d T 0 19s 6d. TENNIS OR CRICKET BLAZERS, In white or striped flannels, 12s 6d TO 19s 6d. STEIPED AND CHECKED TENNIS SHIETS, 3s 9d, 4s 3d, ss, 5s 6d TO 12s 6d. WHITE CANVAS SHIETS, 5s 6d. WHITE FLANNEL SHIETS, 7s 6d. FELT TENNIS HATS, A very large and varied assortment, Is 6d TO 3s 6d. NEW “CLUB” STEAW HATS, 2s 6d T 0 4s 6d. BELTS, SCAEVES, HANDKEE- • CHIEFS, &0., IN ENDLESS VAEIEEV. JAMES SMITH, T E Arc House. JJLOUSES. —The D.I.C. invito inspection of the opening shipments of Ladies’ BLOUSES, SHIRTS and GARIBALDIS. The variety is unquestionably the nicest and neatest of the kind yet shown in Wellington. Plain or Embroidered Fronts, also hemstitch finish, and all in very neat and useful colourings.—D.l.C., Wellington. SEE WILKINS AND FIELD, MANNEES STEEET.

MERCHANTS IN NEW ZEALAND WRITING TO CEYLON TO OBTAIN . SURATURA TEA. THE following copy of a letter waa written by the exporters of Suratura Tea to the Wellington agents “ Colombo, 2nd Sept., 1895. “ Dear Sirs, —There seems to be a great deal of correspondence between dealers in your Colony and merchants here re Suratura Teas, and vie have on more than one occa sion heard them highly spoken of in Colombo. We mention this as we think it will be as well for you in self.protection to register the mark (if you have not already done so) as early as possible, as we ourselves have known the labels of other well-known brands very closely, if not almost, copied, and we feel sure were this to happen to Suratura, and inferior teas sold under a similar, or perhaps the same name, it would be very detrimental to all parties concerned. Of course, we refuse to ship the teas (Suratura) to any firm but your good selves, and shall always endeavour to protect you at this end as far as is in our power. — Tours, etc., . . .” The endearour made to obtain this wonderful Tea is proof of its public appreciation and quality. The duty on Suratura is, charged at Id per lb, the old rate being 6d. All Pumps fitted }• with Burt’s Patent TRIUNE JETS. Spraying pumps FOR FRUIT TREES. KNAPSACK 1 PLUVIAL AGITATOR AQUARIUS J A. & tTbURT, Manners street ... ... Wellington, Manufacturers and Importers of CREAMER? SUPPLIES AND DAIRY IMPLEMENTS. Complete Equipments for Butter and Cheese Factories and Private Dairies. Estimates Furnished on application to A. <fe T. BURT, Engineers, Iron and Brabsfodnders, Dunedin and Wellington. 230 'TRY 66 K” Jam. ]Naismith’s Steam Xjaundrt HOPPER STREET. Telephone No. 418. 57 NOTICE | »EKSON3 are cautioned against Posting Bills on any of the New Zealand Times Hoardings, Offenders wil be prosecuted. “ | | E who sings drives away sorrow.” All JLJL good singers drink A. and B. MACKAY’S LIQUEUR WHISKY. 2