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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 143, 29 November 1895, Page 3

BROWN’S REALISATION SALE IS STILL ONI g FURTHER ENORMOUSDEDUCTIONS! g Goods must be converted into CASH. Every Article is being offered Regardless of Cost! Before Purchasing Elsewhere Come and Inspect my Prices. All Over-due Accounts MUST BE PAID Forthwith. w. Teow n HALL OF COMMERCE.

Wool. Wool. Wool. Season, 1895-6, qN the approach of another Wool Season, I beg to advise the farmers of this district that I am again a Cash Purchaser of the Now Clip, in any quantity. As I buy largely for shipment DIRECT TO THE MANUFACTURER, grOWOI’S ■onnannaßgHßnMnnn will at once see that I am in a position to offer thorn highest current prices. J. MCJRGATROYD. To Travel this Season. The Thoroughbred horse chssterman, (By .Strenuous dam Cheshire Lass,) Chesterman (5 years) is a handsome dapple brown horse, standing 16.2. His sire is by St. George, and his dam is by Opawa, from Mystery Gill, the dam of Rangipuhi, Murawai, and other noted racers. Chesterman will travel the Patea, Manutahi and WaverleyJ districts. Terms, £3. Chesterman will travel to Waverley on Mondays, and Manutahi on Fridays. For further information apply to W. ATKINS, Groom in charge, THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH, YIELDING PLACE TO THE NEW FORMERLY consumers were satisfied with Blended Teas, costing up to 3s per pound; the old order is changed by the introduction of SUEATURA TEA, the price of which ranges from 2s to 2s 6d per pound. All other brands are yielding place to the new. Notwithstanding the opposition, SU IiATURA is on its march onwards. Never has & t tea been received with such favour by the public. Never has a tea given such satisfaction, Never has a purer tea been offered to consumers. Never has a tea been presented to families with all its freshness preserved. Never has a tea been more envied by competitors. Never has a tea been plucked and prepared for the market with greater cleanliness, videjfollowing extract from a pamphlet on Tea Cultivation|and] Manufaturb.’ “How much is gained in point of cleanliness by ih<3 employment of machinery in rolling becomes evident if the effect of the operation upon the leaf is considered, &c„ <&,. &c. In China this operation is performed by hand, and it only requires that process to be pictured to see that in it the leaf must derive a considerable amount of dirt and perspiration from the hands of the unwashed Mongolian.” This portiou'of Tea Manufacture is done by Machinery in the case of SERATITRA TEA. "15 hTbTkin qT (From Kneller Hall , London.) BFGS to announce that he is prepared to give instruction to pupils on Piano and Organ, at their own residences. Pr Pianos and Organs Carefully Tuned. Terms and full particulars on application to.Mr Deane, at .the Bagaar.