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Avoid Uriuking Bad Tea. CHINA TBA is grown and treated by Ohinamen, is packed by Chinamen, generally when half the aroma is gone is adulterated by Ohinamen, and "selected "go that only the rabbish at that shall ever find its way out of the country. Ceylon tea, on th i contrary, is grown in a British colony, under British supervision, and is treated and despatched with the cleanliness and expedition that distinguishes a cleanly and businesslike race. You can't go wrong if you drink Ceylon tea, and you will study your interests if you DRINK ONLY CEYLON TEA Ebe best of all that is grown. A feature of this is that it is put up in lead packets and Carefully soldered the instant it is ready, and this the delightful and usually evanesoent aroma of the tea is permanently preserved. A China tea may be put up by anyone; it is never identified, and no one suffers any particular degradation by, sending foiward an unusually bad consignment. Nirvana tea does not allow its proprietors that degree of latitude. IT IS PACKED IN LEAD and enclosed in card-board cartons, bearing the name of the tea and the name of the company and it carries with it the reputation of the grower, who is thus bound to maintain, its quality. The motto of the Nirvana Company is " FRK3HNE&S, FRAGRANCE, AND PURITY," and the cardinal principle of its business given in the lino " Direct from". Tea Garden to Teapot." Nirvana Tea is drunk at one of the Government Houses in preference to all other teas, has been praised by the highest dignitary of the Australian Church, and carries with it A CERTIFICATE OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE from Mr. Blackett, Government Analyst of Victoria.

ON SALE BY GRANVILLE & Co., Boath Boad. 0. CARTER, Devon-street. F. 0. JURY, Gover-street. NEW PLYMOUTH 00-OP. SOOIBTY"Oarrie-siireet. J. WHITAKER, Devon-street, W. HEALY, Devon-street. SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS— A. S. PATERSON & CO.. Wellington 1 • 0 k To Choose from. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EIIIBITFD IN TARANAKI. (g* THIS IS GEHUINR PIANOS „ , ORGANS Best Makers PIANOS from £lO to £llO. •' ■MBBBBaaanBBaBBMBBaHHHaMIBHHn OBG-ANS Jgs to Jgsp, «F OUR TERMS ARE THE EASIEST IN NEW ZEALAND. WE SELL CHEAPER THAN ; ANY FIRM IN TARANAKI. As we employ NO CANVASSERS, INSPECTORS, ETC., thre earing this unnecessary exptose.; INSPECT OUR SHOWROOMS Why? NO OHEAP RUBBISH KEPT IN STOCK. \ : BEFORE PURCHASING.

. PIANO IMPORTING THE PROBLEM SOLVED. HOW TO CLOTHE YOUE BOYS AT THE; LOWEST COST FOR RELIAELE GOODS. READ THIS — Boys' strong STRAW HATS, 9Jd. Boys' SAILOR COLLARS, 4fd. Boys' ODD KNICKERS, 2/6, 2/9, 2/11 Boys' TWEED CAPS, 4jd. Boys' New Zealand All-wool TWEED SUITS, . Sizes 6to 8, 8/11 ;gto n, 9/6; 12 to 14. H/» Boys' strong FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, 1/6 Boys' Fast Black-ribbed HOSE, I/a per pair ANY.-- V Next Hailway Crossing, ' I.T V OX-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. D. McKinnon Bain, Manager.

XTE-AXi, THE SHSH 6LOTHIER, CO&NKR OF DtiY UN AND JJ ROUGH AM STKIiETS, JS c w P]y;/xoutfe, MISS COTTIER ! I'IGS. HAS ON VIEW 4 Choice and Vtried Selection OF FAN JY GOODS, NOVELTIES, XMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS AND CARDS. In Leather Goods—Purees (pi'ia and silver I mounted), Hwid Bags, Ladies' and I Gent's Dressing tV.s?s. All ; of au;.ert> .-tyleai.d i quality, "'ritirg Tlesl's & Wt!:1)-to< (in wood and ■ a.lir), "aiiity Wall Ca.«nriara (extonsive to::-.'c;i ,i,). UoO, 'ny lilie l.he el a 'inw n£ Basketv ai- i v«r tie ... -i, Nc-.w Plymouth. A-.t Needlework—S Iks—Wools, OHILT>KKN'6 TOV AND BO'UCS. CHRISTMAS of .11 De-cri-'tiora N.B.—To he np-(.-dat~ and well- mA tm'.-d, lin MIS' 0 M I IkK'S 'aaiiK' -flub. Address flj-Qli til i) ■ I' THE TARANAKI BACON FACTORY T£B now giving gl/ D dead weight for PBOPERLY WPPICU-OFF PIGS between 112 and 160 Its. All previous contraots cancelled. A. DBAKff, Proprietor, Fitzioy. ■Ss&ki!'f^sjy'-if I M-.ii.-U il'ini-' >l,O l:u)' 0, : : , , 'uiy iMMNtI to Oil 3- If .«■ ofoil 11, it vi.,.ulll,eW,>i'W, I', oar/ tvr,mi!V«|,VWm M» uii«t,SB#rHAIWTOS,HW, toots; SHARlAXU&Co.,l.tll..Autklail(l AWelfiltatOß, «ud S&W UKAUND HUUO Ca., Cbi^WwtcV I J , V ;f ASK I-Oft I v 4 fi;r*n , ' f:.;-. ' V.y - \-J },M U.VCII 1 i i A NEW TARIFF*v„ CHAMPION BLEND OTHER PRICES.* fV j Yo Vfc yiQ2/2 8/4 TEA. USED BV US.' 1

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 244, 10 December 1900, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 244, 10 December 1900, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 244, 10 December 1900, Page 3

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