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Patea Mail, Volume XXXII, 2 December 1910, Page 2

SS. ARAPAWA ) iHE s.s. Aiapawa will a fortnightly trip from Lyttelton to fatea, vii Wellington, carrying ciiigo at lowest current iates. Next tiip leaves Lyttelton on Saturday, Decembei 3rd. MITCHELL & BJUNNETr, Agents, i Ladies' Gold Watches in 9, 15 and 18 carat cases- Open face from £2 15s to £l7. Hunting C*se from £3 10s to Ladies' Silver Watches, open face, from lis 6dto£3 5s Hunting Case from hi to £5. Wristlet Watches 25s to £3 10a Gents' Gold Watches from: £lO to £35, both Hunting and open face m !), 10, ana *» caret cases . . Silver Ro.herhams, both hunting and open facts, from £5 to £8 5s Silver Chronograph, cantro seconds from *,o 10s to £l2 15s Metal Lever Watches from 7s 6 j to 355. Every, watch sold will be guaranteed from 1 to 5 years, according to quality. Hundreds of new designs in 9, 15 and 18 carat ('old Brooches from 7s 6d to ilO. ALo Spray Broocha*, set with pearls and rubies, sapphire and pearls emeralds and pearls, and othera from ki to XJ. Mnff from £2 15a up Necklets from 12s to £2. _ tii t _ n Gents' gold mounts Gold AloX from £2 15s to £lO 10s, both single and double. E. C. B. WHITEHEAD, Watchmaker and Jeweller,^ EGMONT STREET, PATEA„ all on the position of the garden—as to soil, altitude, and climate-and the caro of the plants. Once the leaf is picked, everything depends on cleanliness and care in packing- The gardens that are finest in Ceylon are the gardens in wnicu is grown; the factories in which the tea is prepared and packed are exquisitely clean. The staff is the most skilled on the island. Quality Tells. SuraturaTea owesi's excellent reputation among connoisseurs merely to the fact that it, is the Best Tea in New Zealand. Suratora' D,' 2s. ALL STOREKEEPERS. •*»/ii.N TED-Farmers who have milking V V machines, to insuro tlioir omployces against accident. Let the Guardian Okhce take your risks. Lowest Premiums and Prompt Settlements.— Local Agency—l atba Press Office. Annuals' and Books fur Fcliool Prizes for boys and girls, Whitcombo's Diaries, English, and New Zealand Xmas and Post Can's, together with eearanablo Fancy Goods, Toys, etc, etc, tiro now for inspection in the old established premises, opposite the Post Cilice, es -lieiTO PRINTER, 'STATIONKR, B ;OKSELhEI?, NEWS AGENT,