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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 10112, 19 September 1894, Page 4

AMBURY BROS.' NEW ADVERTISEMENT WILL APPEAR IN A FEW DAYS Giving particulars of Spring Goods, ex Doric and Ruapeba. AMBURI BROTHERS, New Plymouth.. WASHING DAY. DOES THE WPRK^ HEALTH MEANS WEALTH. o SHOULD you wish to securo and maintain tie same, make your household purchases accordingly, and above all things, drink the BEST of COFFEE, and the PUREST of TEA only. Solve the question and purchase of your grocer Brown, Barrett, and Co/s EXCELSIOR jfXk i|lik STANDARD brand mJ^^'rm ml^Cll BRAND COFFEE, WM^ COFFEE,! 2S PER LB. v 10d PER LB. I. QUALITY. 11. QHALIT7. Mixtures of the very boßt Mocba and Ceylon Plantation Coffees. Colombo Garden Ceylon 0 «übo«. Standard Tea, Teas, 2s Wd per Ib. |?/zLoj^ 2s 4d per Ib, Excelsior Tea, 2s 6d Ib. Won Tea, 2s per Ib. THE CHOICEST NEW SEASON'S C&YLON, INDIAN, AND CHINA TEAS PROCUKABLK. -^THEREFORE DBINK AND ENJOY— UNXLD COFFEES AND TEAS. | o _ OUR P&PPERS and SPICES, like the above, STILL TAKE THE LEAD, on account'of their Purity, to which we strictly adhere. .? YOU LIKE UiQt TEA ASK YGUft GftGCER FOR GOLDS* S'iVER MEDALS mmtsmatsm. I CEIEBRATED^TME BEST!' (PURE INDIAN CHINA& CEYLON TEAS j wM PROCURABLE J Use Little's Sheep Mm i You will flare more Wool ! Wool will bring a better price ! T^lttiH T"^ir* c •^ eßt Non-poißoDone Dip— Uned and recommended by ■*- iL * u -l J-»*ip owners of over 5,000,000 sheap in N«w Zeilnnd alone. Pries (in casks) <t,h sj<2 per gal, 1 gal Fluid makes 100 sals din j !■: i wY-sm it; -' . i I iftl^'o PrkUrrl^r Hir» A Poißonoiiß Dip, combined withJGlynorin I_*ILLiC o rUWUCI i-/ljJ — tin nutojmo ot amny years' expenpnc ondorfully auocoßßful— ti dinphoini nil othor PoHomua Dip-3. Exterminate-} vr.rmik , kept lomlxoft and bnqki, oihU>j niic-.f. C'w\n<?.-\r, sirnl Beat Dip in tin tnarlcot. gjf 550'1'E PRICK (in improvod Xros Kens) hOi por cwt. 1 cwt ma'ios 1000 « hte« ARcraS(v-a2B J A€E€aBEJEm Tai:^C:<l>,.C;isrsatcSasiil'cßj.T ai:^C:<l>,.C;isrsatcSasiil'cBj. District Agents, New Plymouth — Formerß' Co-operative Booiety Hawera— W. H. Brightwelh Wanganni— M. Hogan & Co. Architects sbouM specify KEDCLIFI<'E CRO\S N Brand Gatvjmisod Corrugated Iron. There is none better manufactured. Lighter sheets of other brands musi bo thinner, aid will not last as long or give tho sauio satisfaction. Contractors should pot be misled by erroneous statements, buch as arc advertised by rival importers. EEDOLIFFE is tho cheapest first-class Iron in tho market. The sheets are wider, thus a larger surfaco can ho covcrad with KEDCLIFFE than with other brandi BEDCLIFFR lias been more l-irgely imported into Now Zoalnnd during tho last 20ypars than ar.y othor brand, and c.\]Kuisnco nro\ os that every eheot will bo I found pcrfcoi. VV / / 0N SALn BY Aliti rniNCtPAi* iROK-Mr.KonAJJTS AND V\ /.} JOHN DUTHf-E & Go. . Ltd. , VVEUHiGTon