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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9543, 10 November 1892, Page 2

WJII UflfilNK INFERIOR TE\! << 'rHKfcTTPICAL TKAS* J That havo won the admiration of all— Young and old, Kich anl poor. •** lIELIABLE" A BLENDS of FINE OHISA nnrl PUUE INDHN TKA, Unequalled in BTRENGTB, PUBITY/, and FLAVOUR. ** OKLIABLE" /* BLEND } of PURE INDIAN TEAS show Extraordinary KLHNE'B nnd Powerful B">UQOEr. it pELIABLE" JLi BLENDS of OEYLON are frUPEBP.wiIhaDELICATE AUOMA and DELICKUS FRAG.KANOF. EVEBYONE Who Jtnows the LUXOBY of a DELICIOUS CUP of TEA orders ARTHUR NATQAN'd RELIAULE TE>, Sold Everywhere at 2S PKB LB. Packed ia 1 ir-tig t Packnls^onta'ningbalf pound and one pound of EXTiJA QUALf IV: Tea ; al«o in 1, 2, 6, 12, nnd 501 b Tin Canisters; and 401 b nnd «01b 28 /'D PES LR. Chests. Full weightof \) Tua is guaranteed in Every Package. A LL PAf KAGIiS Containing the Teas, whether '■ Chests, C'ani6ter«, or Packets, invariably boar, as a Guarantee of Quality, (he Registered Trade i Mark and Name in fall. VBTHUh NATHAN'S KKLIABLK TEA, l » mSAS SOLD BY X Mil ABTHUB H. NATHAN co mo direct from tho importers 10 tho public ; they aro n ixed entirely by michi ncry, not buing touched by hand All the Teas are r reo from any excess of astiingency, nni aro what they claim lo be — puro articles which hove euffersd 'no sopbiß ! icalion. Invalids, as well as those in heal.h, icay enjoy drinking Ihepe Teas, without tho leaet fear of the iojarious effects which so freqnr ntly result from using the iiifer."or teai sjld b$ many retuilc's.' PROPRIETORS Of llotola nnd Munutrera of L.rgo Institutions will find it most n Ivuntugeous using tin so Teas in their Eg tab lialnnents. TUE NEW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT & LOAN SOCJETY(Pervanent.) INSTITUTED 1876 Incorporated under " The Building Societies Act, 1880" Directors : Messrs H. Wc&t3n (Cha ; rman), J. B. Connett, W. Cottier, W. F. Prooking," J. C. Georgn, N. Kins, and O. T. Rundle, Solicitor : R. C. t! agl.es, Esq. Banksks: The Bauk of New Zealand. Deposits are received at current rates. Fixed for 12, 6, and 3 months ; or at call. (7 Office open [daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. CLARENCE RENNELL, Secretary and Treasurer. Office — Brougham-Btreet, New Ply* montb. MR. GEO. GARRY, TEACH KRJ)F MUSICTkbms on Application. Address : Late Dr Rawson's residence, 152 Upper Brougham-street. MUSIC. THE MISS $8 ITOMSG are prepared to givo lessons on PIANO, VIOLIN, AND ZITHER. Also, — "THE CUORD INDICATOR" Taught — t timplo moihol by which anyone, witjbont any previous knowledge of music, oau learn to vamp acoompaniments, to any song or dance, m tb.3 piauo, in a short tiivn. For terms apply at privute residence, Quren dtreet. b 229