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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8425, 25 January 1899, Page 4

' & C - OUR % EXPIRATION 7 of 21 YEARS LEASE. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. CASH CLEARINGSALE NOW ON. nENUINE TIARGAINS. —AT— . MKS ROSIE'S. GLADSTONE ROAD. 991 T.C.T. rpT7l \ T.C.T. T.C.T. ±JUi±. T.C.T. THE gullibility of people generally has often been uoinnienled upon, but while many swallow a good deal of rubbish in the abstract, they show a shrewd discrimination iv what they are prepared to swallow at meal times, "in nothing is this more noticeable than in the matter of tea. The roving eye of the thrifty housekeeper has alighted ou the famous T.C.T. tea, and she now seems content. From the successwhich is attending T.C.T. tea, we should thing a good many eyes arc turned in the same direction. The Fame of T.C.T. has spread through the country as quickly as the CODLX2T HOTS, The Taste for T.C.T. is as firm y rooted in this country as the CALXFOEKXAN THXSTLU. T C — T T C T Boxes Containing • Boxes of 51bs and lOlbs of T.CT- net weight. T-C-T---1 C T T C T Are nice handy Packages for a Family, and are supplied A LITTLE CHEAPER than the Packets. Look at the Label. T.C.T. npTTI A T.C.T. T.C.T. IJ^/l. T.C.T. KAITERATAHI HOTEL. Mr and Mrs Steele HAVE taken over the above Hotel, which has been completely renovated throughout, and visitors may rely on every attention and comfort. Mrs Steele's long experience on the East Coast is suflicient guarantee that, the wants of visitors will receive the best attention. The best brands of Wines and (spirits only kept. Good Stabling and Paddockiug accommodation. T. STEELE ._ Proprietor. 952 6 •NOIONITI3M 'SCLXMOV H-IYS3-lOIIM. l> oo ?p ninaNanj. 'o v -m (-.SIAVCI AHH3J) si saiqnoij asorn joj a.inf) jpinb 'ojug 'sma y \ sajn f \\'SiT?noo \\ '°!lO3\ \ l<r TO Y \ tf ao *O \ \sduxvjQ \ s<M«^*^pii>ii^iM**&H l **iM>***iji; B . n: LIVER COMPLAINT cured by Loasby's " TVAHOO." It dispels bifiousuess st and sieh hcidaclie. Beware of imitations.