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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12406, 23 November 1908, Page 1

• There's no mistake about s - WEBSTER S COFFEF. It "takes the cake" every time, a 9." all the. time. If consumers cam '*" get it from their grocers, go to t c " fountain head n ' "Where all pure Coffees flow." >d M. M. WIOBSTER, c c Tract ical Coffee Roaster, of 75 Trafalgar Street. re L <i WEBSTER veuds a variety of drin 0 besides ?■{.■■. COFFEE. 18 And that which is imported from t' £.f FLOWERY LAND is should take prominence. The virtu 1- of the )- ! TEA-LEAF l " • are so universally acknowledged, tin '- it is unnecessary to dwell upon tl s many advantages the human fami ° has derived from the use of th d truly marvellous plant; but it ma I> . be interesting to consumers to kno ■"that, to extract the full, fragrar * i flavor from this leaf, much depenc " j upon the water used, and the metho 8! of infusion. And just' here Webste I would like to give his customers th f benefit" of his lengthy experience as f TEA DEALER. j It "is a Troll known fact Tvfth es 3 perts, that teas will draw very dii 5 ferently in different kinds of water 3 sonic teas being better suited t I hard, atid others to soft' watei L Webster having studied this phas of the tea question for many years } discovered that certain varieties ar . more suitable than others for tli . pure .spring waters generally ob fcained in 'this district.,. Pure water \ inasmucii as it contains no mineral ', has a much better chance to dray [ out the good qualities of. a tea thai water that is impregnated witl , alkali, salts, iron, lime, gypsum, an< other foreign matter. Webster ha: therefore, niado it his special businoKi to select those varieties most suiter to the waters available, and the high ' APPRECIATION OF PATRONS as to the fragrance and fine qualities of WEBSTER'S TEAS is indubitable evidence of tho correctness of his selections. The proper infusion, or brewing of tea, is such an important factor in the production of ; this ••■•'■■ NATIONAL BEVERACE. that Webster has had printed in leaflet form, and in exhaustive detail, the correct method of BREWING TEA and every housewife should have a copy, following the details to the letter, until, by practice, they become perfect brewers. M. M. WEBSTER, Tea Export and Dealer, - 75 Trafalgar Street. WEBSTER has another drink (now, just wiiit till I have finished, please) for s:i!e, which has been so highly appreciated, that frequently stocks have run out, and a universal thirst has, for a period, pervaded the land. Is it necessary to explain? that Webster ■ refers to that Fine Blend of Old Scotch Whisky, the "BAILIE HIQOL JARVIE," "BAILIE MJQOL JARVIE," which, through sheer merit, has forced its v.rv to tho front, notwithstanding iho many fine whiskies produced in "Bonny Scotland." The "Bailie Nicol" is a favorite whisky with spnio of the leading steam ship companies of Great Britain ; and its pure and invigorating qualities are being universally recognised by consumers in U1.3 Australian Commonwealth and tl;e Dominion of New Zealand. Therefore vote for "Bailie Nicol" every time as a tried friend, never failing you. Sold in •';'. f^'sks, Octaves, and Idoz. Cas'.-~. Solo A-oni— M. M. WEBSTER, Wholesale Wins and Spirit Merchant, 75 Trafalgar Street. Vote for "Bailie Nicol Jarvie." Vote for : 'Bailie Nicol Jarvie." Motors ! Motors ! ! I FOR GENERAL UTILITY I I NONE SO GOOD AS | THE FAMOUS "MOTOSACOCHE" With Magnetic Ignition. So] Ligh t! So Handy ! So Strong ! So lleliable . A Tin.< 1. Rex will decide you. £45 Couplets. (With Carrier and Stand. S. W! H . Victory V,r\> "::■ ■vinjj; Works, Nelson. NEW.VA.N BEOS. ROYAL MALL COACIIKS: WEST COAST SERVICE. LEAVE Aiotnpiko for the West Coast on Arriv:' I .•* Trains on TUESDAY and FRID A V. Ueuu-ning again on WEDNESDAY ;v.;<! SATURDAY, iv time for Passengers t<>c.- i .tch tlieTrains for Nelson. The Motui.:l;'> Coach connects with the Reef ton and Westport Coaches at Inangahua Junction. Parcels earnei ut moderate rates. Booking Office. Crown Stables. NEW-M.AN BROS., Proprietors, WililS —AND— SEASON, 1908-9. WE are, as usual, making Advances bu Wool, Butter and Cenera! Produce for shipment to.the LONDON market or for sale in WELLINGTON. The "Kia-Ora" will be 'put 011 m Wellington to load wool up to the 28th November to catch the January sales in London. WELLINGTON SALES. Apart from the- Wool Brokers' Association's sales to be held on 13th November, 1908, 4th December, 1908, Bth January 1909. and 19th February, 1909, we hold fortnightly sales of Wool, Skins, Hides, etc., on alternate Fridays throughout the year. Eeports of same 1 together with lists of prices realised, will be forwarded to farmers on application. Careful valuations are made in every 'case before the sale, and the owner's interest is protected at full market value. Account Sales and Cheques posted promptly. LEVIN & CO., Ltd., V Merchants & Sliippers. 4C5