THE LATEST IN TEA BLENDING.
' Some time back ; itcesrs Webster Bros, were in 'coiriinuiifca'bipn with 5 a Ceylon firm with" tbd' idea of securing a brand*, pf .teav-mx>st suited: to- .blend with our reservoir water. With this end in view a keg of Waiwiakaiho River water was sent forward, and after v a careful blending by English experts a ' rich ' jatn'ber'- 'Ceylon 111 1 tea was selected "as being most suitable to blend wpfi;;J||»i^uPm&er4ls known to e>6«.wr£bi? ow *rivW Waiers. The tea is nicely . got (up in 51b air-tight tins, arid the price being very reasonable, should command a ready sale.
Ah opportunity will be afforded -to thoso in want of famiture to purchase at their own/ (prices a*t the sale of Mr F«^ D. HpTdsWorih> "f household effect .'. 'to-morrow 'aiteVhoon. Nearly alf the furjiitjjraji^ .^pr^tically new and Will' \&fsL ™§4'fsH, reserve.- Jf'not v previously '.diVP s^d of, a really pooH, hoqtled: h\iggy : will also be sold. This is a trap that should be very suitable 1 for a r « doctor's work. ■
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13355, 20 December 1906, Page 7
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172THE LATEST IN TEA BLENDING. Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13355, 20 December 1906, Page 7
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