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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 128, 14 November 1885, Page 10

Is now affoHed to Country Settlers for replenishing household necessaries and articles of personal demand. Our Mil CAtJGHEY is at present in England pui chasing for the coming season ! AN TJINTIRELY NEW STOCK First shipments of which are expeetod to hand about the end of next month. Our presont MAGNIFICENT STOCK must of neoeasiiy be cle-ired to make room for these new Goods, hence the present extraordinary ! inducements. • Every article in the following Special Lots are selected with a due rogard to the requirements of Country Settlers, suggested by our personal observation and long experience — " QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY, Being our invariable rule in the making-up of all our Parcels. v In no case do we recommend for wear or send out. in ary of our Parcels inferior or low priced stuff. ! We make it a fixed rule that under no circumstances whatever do our cu&tomeis find our Goods other than strictly represented. !£?* Visitors from the Country are always welcome to visit our Warehouse and inspect our entho Stock and enquire prices, without being piesscd to purchase. We have added additional items to the wonderful value wo have been giving in the Standard Parcels in Lots 57, 58, 59, GO. REMNANT PARCELS EXTRAORDINARY. The enormous quantity of Goods we cut up leaves us with a constantly-accumulating Stock of Remnantß to dispose of, which we offer at the following Special Prices . — For 27s 6d we will give 35s worth of Remnants of Tweeds in various useful lengths. For 25s we will give 83s worth of Remnants of Dress Materials, Winceys, and Prints. For 30s we will give 37s 6d worth of CalicosFlannels, Shirtings, Drills, &c, &c. For J ")s we will give L>s worth of Remnants of Lacf i , Ribbons, Edgings, <vc. For swe will send 30s worth of Prints, Sateens Ginghams, &g.

TEA CIRCULAR. WE beg respectfully to submit to your consideration the undernoted NEW TEAc, being a direct shipment from the CALCUTTA TEA SYNDICATE, and from Foochow. These TEAS have been well bought, and are now offered at a small margin over cost. IN HALF-CHEBTB, 40 lbs EACH". CHOICEST NEW SEASON'S WONGTOE CONGOU NOB. 44 and 53, Js 8d per (b. This is a line of usually good KA.ISOW CONGOU, partly broken leaf, flavour sound, liquors well, and is admirably adapted for mixing with Indian Teas. IN CIIESTS, 98 lbs EACH. ASSAM SOUCHONG No. 327, 2s 4d per lb. This Strong, full-bodied Tea is grown on the SapanullB Tea Estate, Assam. It is brisk and pungent, full malfcy flavour, deep brown colour in the cup, and of extra strength. IN CHESTS, 50 AND 80 lbs. ORANGE PEKOE Nos. 349 and 565, 3s per lb. This is a rare and exquisite Tea, specially selected from the finest piokings of the Kanyara Plantation, Kangra Valley. Small reddish, wiry, evenly made leaf, few tips ; malty, rich, delicate fruity llavour. We advise our friends to go in for a mixture of the above. Millers, by mixing two or more wheats, get a better and stronger flour ; so in Tea, if judiciously blended, we gain richness of flavour and aroma, and consideiable increase in strength. We make two Blends, viz., No. 1 Blend is a family Tea of wonderful strength, purity, and flavour. 2s 4d per lb. No. 2 Blend is a grand Tea for the money ; strong, full-bodied, and flavoury. Is 10s per lb. For the convenience of customers we send out any of these Teas in boxes 6, 12, 20, and 40 lbs each. May be hSA at LAYBOXJRN BROS., Waiorongomai. Adam lay bourn and Gd, IMPOKTEES, ! Durham Strket, Auckland*

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