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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9672, 14 April 1893, Page 4

AUTUMN TRADE -- 1893. j The Autumn Season is now set ] in, and as a matter of course Autumn Goods are in demand. We are in receipt of some good lines, and have all the departments fully supplied. FINE BOSIFKY, Haberdashery, Dress Goods ot all descriptions, Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters, Children's Beefing Jaokets and Ulster*, Shirtings, Calicoes, Pillow Cloth, and household requisites ot all kinds are a merked feature, and all the ether lineß, too numerous to motion, are fully ay to the mark. If not the largest stock, r,s ngards completeness o£ assortment, quality, and pic, it is second to none. The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is also fully stocked with the latest PARIS and LONDON designs, and is in charge of a thoroughly competent manageress INSPECTION KINDLY INVITED. 5 per cent, discount for cash. im:. hood, Victoria House. 627ai THE REASONS WHY The public prefer the Celebrated STANDARD TEAS a" very eimple— They are the Best Value in the Market. They combine Flavour, Strength, Grip, and Richness. They Hit the Popular Taste in regard to Quality. They are AH at Reasonable Prices. Our Teas nre to isht from Famples eaboji'tel for tcle.'TaVuio reply Calcutta Colombo 'nl Foochow. We know wLat we aro LuyiDg in foreign mirketu, and !n^ir suitalility to tho local trade, nnl wo leave no- bin* to the judgment of agents, and consequonlly secure UNIFORMITY which is always so desirable, The expansion n demand dunDg tha p^t year (1892) has b '.en the most practical proof of success. , „. , . , Our and ability are being directed to prfiserve and ex'ond the trade, and we confi]ently°r.ecommend all lovers of really good Tea to ask for one or other of oar ei^ht distinct BlenSe, according to the palate o£ the coDßumer, as to preference for " tALEt ItNBIAN, ■ ALls CMYILON, or PART I2BOIM and CHINA, at prices based upon the lowest scale of profit. ..,..„ _, To secure the right article, buyo s should bo familiar with the Brands ; And ask for No. 1 to No. 8, according to marked price on every packet or tin. 1. D. NMHAH & CO. Wholesale agents for New Plymoulh.Goldwater BrOS., 00BW«am 155h "■ -

MESSRS AMBUEY & TElNttbegto thank the public of Taranaki for the liberal support accorded ttem in the past, and to state that owing to the protracted illness of Mr 'Jring the partnership hitherto existing has been dissolved by mutual consent from March *Oth, 1893. '.. . v The business will still be conducted by me as hitherto, but in the name ot " Ambury Brothers." Mr Aithnr Amoury, who has ior the past 14 years been buying lor one of the best houses in i» ngland, has sent ns out Large Winter Shipments, which are now being opened up, He will remain in 1-n gland to buy our season's parcels for the coming Spring, and will arrive here with his family at the end of August to join me in the business. Trusting, by supplying II 11I 1 irst-dass Goods at Eeasorable Prices, and careful attention to the rtquiuments of customers, to meri a lair share of public support, Yours very respectfully, WALTER AMBDRY. AMBURY BROS., Gash Drapers and Clothiers New Plymouth.

QUALITY AND VALUE. This is the Magnet that draws our Trade — Always Uniform, •Iways Good Quality; A 1 vi ays Good Value. Such are (IT Is it any wonder people buy them ? jh EMPIRE TEA~COMPANr, W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., (P [ft OPSHET ©' XS, WELL!PI©TOM. jIF YOU LIKE NICE TEA ASK YOUR GROCER ?6 ft ~ j NELSOU pOLD&SHVERMeJALS mWm W»" ■■■ CELEBRATEDScTHE BEST , PURE INDIANUHINAK CEYLON TEAS PROCURABLE .»•