fiye mm tea. The FIVE O'CLOCK Brand is a liEFRESHiNra and Pleasant Drinking Tea. The superior quality of the infusion is bound to gain the praise of all who can appreciate a JPine Tea. ;
SLott to Brew Le th Water be fbesh drawn, and IMMEDIATELY IT BOttS pOUr it 00 the Tea, t nd let it stand about eight minutes. Put one teaspoonful of Tea in th Pot for each lasge Teacup that holda, and add ona for the Pot. The FiyTd'CM Tea contains Teas of Rare Qualixf. rhe FIVE O'CLOCK TEA is most refreshing Brand in the Market. It does not contain a grain of comnw Tea. It will give every satisfaction. IT IS PES SECTION ! All Teas used in this Mixture are First Crop and pure. This Tea is Perfect Sold by Messrs L, T. BOWDE& and CO,, and ail the principal Grocers. Watches. gTBWABFyvIwSOS & CO World famed English Levers, Spend your money wisely.! And secure the' Beat Value by Purchasing from the Manufacturers. Rsmember Ihera are no Middlemen in S. D. & Oo'a system, and no Eetail Profits. £3 10s— B. D, & Go's Grand Liverpool English Hunting Lever, evory known improvement, gold balanc?, defies nil com petition, cheap at £6/6, beware of imitations. $4/10-8. D. & Co's Superb English. Hunting Levers, three pair extra jewels, and real Chronometer balance, worth £ 717 £6/10-8. D. & Co's Grana Three quarter Plate Centre Seconds Chronograph Levers, thousands in wear, without equaL ohaap at £10. M £10/10 S. D. & Co's English Double Minute and Seoonds Independent Chrono. graph Lever, all English, the best Sporting Watoh in the World, matchless value. £1 7e 61 — S. D. & Go's Sterling Silver Defiance Wo tones, the Best low priced Watch 6vtr made. Hunter's ditto, £1/15 ("Ladies' & Gents'), worth Three Guineas. S. D. and Co's Lauies' English Gold Levers, £8/10. S. D. Ladies' English Hunting Gold Levers, S'D.XCo'B Ladies Keyless Gold Levers, S.D. and Cob Ladies' 18 C and Wa ioh, Keyless, £7/10. ?'i?/in ndCo>sGentsl En S lish G ° ld lieverß, S. D. & Cols Gents' Englieh Gold Hunting Levers, £15/10 S D: X Co's Gents' Gold Keyless Hunting Levers, £18/10. a?: & «. C £ 8 Gentß> Half Chronometers. £25 £• Co s Gsntß> Eog'ieh Double {Gold Chronographs, £27/10 and £30. S. D. & Co Guarantee a Saving of 25 Per Cent to every Buyer of each Gold Watoh they Sell. Jewellery. In all the Newest, Elegant London Desicma Imported direct by S.D. and Co. New conEignments by every Bteamer. Every article of guaranteed quality, and at about half the usual colonial prices. Gold gsls of Brooches and Earrings, 25?, 30b, SO.-, 60a, 70s, 80s, and upwards Gold Brooches, the largest stock of the colony, 8i 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 20" 27s 6d, 353, 40a, 50s, 60s, and 703 GO 3 0sfo a Sl°f 1786d ' 103M ' 153 ' 17s6a - Ladies 1 Gold Alberts, Bhort, new designs, 455, 555, 655, 70s, and upwards t^ m so^SF ment Bing3 ' 17s Gd Ladies' Gold Keepers, 10s Cd, 15s 6d, 22s 6d, Ladies' Wedding Binga, 17s 6d, 28s 6d, 40sa £10 Mb ' 85Sj 9OS> £ * 103 '^ Genta' Gold L 15 3 qa 17g q$ 40 4 , 50s, 635, 70a, £8 10s, and £10 10s ' 0^ 15S ' 1836 d« La S 0 8Dd Gent i SterliD 8 Silver Alberts, ?SSSf m 8 ? 9W d S Bns> the best value over i£ea toK 8 " 1 lls 6d > 128 6d ' 14s 6d ~ Sterling Silver Seals, Compasses, Charms i°M aIW a " iffimc DBe variety, 2s Gd Ll value. 't0 103 6d ~ aU WOndsr - Note.-AU letters, correspondenoe, and l°and r^ n be f seoUo"* "" ° f *™ Z ™ Stewart, I):, .^ son & Co., 40, QUEEN STBEET, A. C. PARMENTER" TAILOR, COLLINGWCOD STREET. N O T I 0 £. TN consequerec cf the ?cath of the late Mr JL Gw. King, our business branch has been transferred to Ms. HUFFAM Hardy Btreet, who sill rtcaive ail accountß owing to To be Sold on Eass Tebms of TIMS PAYMENT, The Instrument being delivered on the Fiksi Payment being made PIANOS from 7/6 weekly ■ ORGANS 5/- weekly. PIANOS from 30 guineas. Pianos let out on Hlflß Pianos Tuned and Repaired by experienced Tuners. H. COLLIER & CO., PIANO IMPORTERS, Hardy -street, Kelson and Wanganui T. B. HUFFAM l Makageb_ COBB &~C~(7M3 " MIDLAND LISE OP ROYAL MAIL COACHES will run between Belgbove, Lsbll, Westport, Eeefton, and Gbeymouth, connecting with Christchurch Ooach on and after 2nd January, on arrival -A 9 35 Tram from Nelson MONDAYS, WBDNBS DAYS, and FRIDAYS; returniug alters ate days to oonneot with Trains at Eeig^ove. Booking Oißce, Kslaon — Qri m> Stablks. Parcels carried at moderate rates. JAS. CANNING, Agei JOHN MITCHELL, ' 895 ftopriet.r,
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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7207, 11 March 1892, Page 1
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768Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7207, 11 March 1892, Page 1
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