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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8732, 19 February 1890, Page 1

Business Notices. ASK YOUR GROOBR} For M'LKOI) BROS. (MMITBD) L E A N U I N R D N R V I A N L E SOAP. PUREST AND BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE. TyiARRIAGE PRESENTS. Seven Cases NEW GOODB Just Opened Out. G. 4 T. YOUN G, impoktebs, Practical Watch and Clock Makers, Manufacturing Jewellhes, 88 PRINCES STREET, DUNBDIN. Also at Wellington, Timaru, ana Oamaru, 83d LO W & O O. have much pleasure in informing Hotelkeepers and the General Publio that they have Purchased the Business formerly carried on by W. LANE and CO., and are now Manufacturing Aerated and Mineral Waters, Cordials, Wines, Liqueurs, Bitters, &a. of a quality that cannot be surpassed, and for which they solicit a trial. Albo in atock, Australian Wines, Port, Sherry, Cigars, So. Orders punctually attended to. Note the Address: LOW & CO., Exhibition Factory, Maclaggan street (oppoßite Arcade), Dunedin. 21ja THE CEYLON AND INDIAN TEA [ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). This Association has been formed for the purpose of Introducing to the public the VERY BEST GROWTHS of CEYLON AND INDIAN TEAS, Ana Is prepared to offer them at prices which one trial will prove to be the Best Value hitherto known In this Market, and below which they cannot be ■old. For Purity, Flavour, Strength, ana Oleanllnesi the Association's Teas cannot be surpassed, being all manufactured by maolilnery, under Kuropenu supervision. In thiß Market common Foochow Teas are mixed with Ceylon and Indian sittings, and sola as Buperior " blends," which cannot be guaranteed forpnrity or anything else,but which return an absurd ofit to the vendors. One of the main features in Ceylon and Indian Tess is that only half the quantity is required as compared with mixtures, so-called " blends," thus saving a very considerable amount to purchasers. The London Economist quotes the best Ceylon and Indian Teas at from 2s 6d to 2a 9d in bond, ana best Foochows at only 1b 2d. The Association respectfully request that these fine Teas be not Bpoilt by cureless making. No good Tea should ever be allowed to infuse for more than SEVEN MINUTES; if required to remain longer than this, pour the infußion off the leaves into another teapot. The colour should be amber, not a dark brown or black. The Association invites the general publio to test these Teas at the Dunedin Depot, Princei street, FREE OP CHARGE. THE CEYLON AND INDIAN TEA ASSOCIATION (LIMITED), KENNETH S. BESG, Managed. DUNEDIN DBPOT: A.M.P. BUILDINGS, Princes street. 5n TTW UNED IN, 188 8, j COPIES of the above can be obtained from WISE, CAFFIN, & CO. J. A. MAOBDO. J. HOHSBURGH. A. SLIGO. Prioe ... 2s 6d. lOt mOURIST SEASON, 1889-90.—TE ANAU _I_ AND LAKE MANAPOURI DISTRICTS. From LUMSDBN to Either LAKE in ONE DAY. Change of Horseß at Centre Hill. GBORGB BUNCH, Centre Hill Hotel, being the first owner of Conveyances travelling to the above districts, wishes to inform the Publio that his Conveyances are now stationed at Mr Fletcher's Elbow Hotel, Lumsden, where Tourists will find every accommodation. Intending Travellers Bhould communicate with Mr Fletcher, where they will get every information respecting charges, &c. 25d Business Addresses, f~l EORGE A. HARLOW & CO., ACCOUNTANTS, SHAEEBROKERS, MINING & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NBNTHORN. jja JSc W. GAGE, • ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS, SHAREBROKKHS, &c, 10 RATTEAr STrtEBT. LICENSED LAND BROKERS. Properties for Sale in Town and Suburbs. Bank, Insurance, and Mining Shares bought and aold at closest market pricei. Cash Advances made on Shares and other securities. (j () U !3 -F O N S 1«5 PRINCES STRKET SOUTH. Large STOCK of New Gasflttinga, Globes, &0., ana Sai Grilling, Boiling, and Heating Stoves. A few sample! of special new desieni of Heating Stove». aijo HENRY J. WALTER Hotel Agent, Valuer, and Arbitkatob. Cash Advances to Suit Borrowers. Office : OCCIDENTAL HOTEL BUILDINGS, Manse Btreet, 20 nn H O M A S G R O 8 E, JL SHARK and MOHKY BROKER, atelnJhoff'o Buildings, Prlncet street. Stocks Bought.-fend Sold lit '.owent remunerative oharget. Letters t i Tele-gi-am* promptly replied to. Monoy j need on Bank, luaurtaiße, »i»'l Kinlne Steaks. III< Ditnpnnted. 28]y WILLIAM STRAOHAN (LIMWBD), THE VICTORIA BREWEEY, j MALTSTBRS, BREWERS, BOTTLERS, &C, ! Pitt stbebt, j DUNBDIN. Bje j T EVIATHAN RAILWAY TEMPERANCE 1 HOTEL, 1 Oppoßite Railway Station, ' j DUNEDIN. ' i __ Mrs SILK PROPRIETRESS.