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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 11339, 4 October 1898, Page 3

IMITATION IS THE SINCEREST FORM OF FLATTERY. The phenomenal success which has attended the introduction, and the ever increasing demand for Mullens' pure Ceylon Teas, has caused certain unscrupulous persons to put upon the market a low grade tea with labels almost exactly similar to those of Mullens' celebrated Blue and Red label brands.\ This action, though perhaps flattering to Mr Mullens, is not satisfactory to the purchaser, who findß himself the possessor of an article which upon infusion is a wretched sub tititute lor the genuine article. The public when purchasing are therefore requested to see that D. Mullens' name is on every packet.— Advt. CONTINENTAL DRAPERY Co. £1 in cash given away every week to the customer that spends the most money, commencing Saturday, Ist October. Just arrived 10 cases assorted spring goods, clothing, &c, and must be cleared to make room lor more to arrive, Don't forget tbe address, comer of Liardet and Devonstreets. Look for the flags flying over the verandah. — Advt. Bees Wax in any quantity. C. Carter, The People'B Grocer, New Plymouth. — Advt.