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Thames Star, Volume XIX, Issue 5822, 27 September 1887, Page 2

■ ■ —— JOHN EABLE AND CO,, TEA MERCHANTS, 207, 'QUEEN BTBEE i\ AUCKLAND, DESIEtE to intimate the arrival of their New Season's RUSSIAN TEA PACKING OO.'S PURE BLENDED TEAS. These Celebrated Teas have now obtaiml » preference over all others on account of' their Purity, Strength, and Flavour, and hundreds of people, comprising INVALIDS, NURBES, MINISTERS, LAWYERS, and indeed all ranks and classes, oan testify to their extraordinary • beneficial effects and economical properties, many housewives allowing that lib of the Russian Oo.'s Tea goes as far as 21b of common mixture. The art of blending Tea is very imperfectly understood by the colonial tea dealers, but in the RUSSIAW CO.'S JFUBB BIKNDBD T»AB the peculiar characteristic of each tea is first of all ascertained by an unfDiling scientific treatment, and the knowledge of each tea and ita peculiarities thus obtained enables the skilful tea-taster to proportion the teas i? that the economical and beneficial properties are secured for the blend. As we make Tea and Tea Tasting our sole study, wo claim to be the best tea selectors in the place, and as we are the Oni* Fibm ir AttokxaHD Deixin* ik NOTHIHO BtJT Tba, we ata able to give tea drinkers better ralne for their money than tbey can get any where else. ' TEAS from India, China, Japan, Ceylon, Java, Fiji, &c, always O» hand; Sun-dried Tea ftom-Formosa. Sifted Indian Tea (free from dust), and a rare Tea. Teas in Boxes, Half-ohetta, and Chests, shipped under bond for export. Tea samples tested and valued in arbitration,. , P.O. Box. No. 206. Agents wanted where not alreaJy represented JOHN EABLE & CO., Tea Merchants, 207, Queen St., Anckland.

McGOWAN'B ■'■'.■. —is —■' THE CHEAPEST & BEST PLACE —ON THE THAMES — — toe — GROCERIES Or Evbby Dbbcbiptioh } EARTHENWARE, GLASS, AND CHINA. —PATENT MEDICTNESAT IOWBBT [KATES.. CHEESE AND PRODUCE,

DENTAL NOTICF. MR A. L. SMITH, Surgeon Dentiafc, of Hobson Street, Auckland, can be consulted at Mr J. W. Ham's, Owen street, on THURSDAY NEXT, September 29.