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— More Englishwomen are married to Gerlaans than to members of any other foreign nation. — " Pekoe," in the Canton dialect, means *' white hair," and for this kind of tea the very youngest leaves of all are gathered, bo young that the white down of babyhood is still upon them — whence their name. " Congo " means " labour " ; considerable trouble and pains are fcaken in its preparation at Amoy, and these sre perpetuated in its name. " Bohea "• is named after a range of hills in Fo-Kien ; "'Souchong" expresses no sentiment, but a bald fact, being Cantonese for "the small kind"; fHyson " signifies " flourishing spring.*
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Otago Witness, Issue 2287, 30 December 1897, Page 54
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