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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7270, 16 September 1891, Page 4

Business Notices — *^rx HONEST TEfl.. Jfl|k ii __fl_*i iTnffin i rif_t«l TTT_TT\X'T_rT APT X 1 - m. _fre a merc^_^t Mtea M-UHANrqfft W «W JvJCiJM JLJ^JDML iJEf W®fCHRtBTCHUBC^ffiL^^HRIBTC»nmaj*« THE LARGEST TURNOVER IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE —FOR — CHINA, INDIAN AND CEYLON TEAS, ——____— A ft-*" I ' t* M I— t ■I ■ l*!TVr VFTIAnB TDTAT JL JB __CV JL JE-X^l J_ JC— _Tl _*_g> JL JtvJU—J—tJLji*™™^^ l "" FEW men hesitate to give 6d. a glass for Beer or Spirits for themselves, bat trill buy comcov tb_ for their Wirei and Families at Is. 6d. or Is. Bd. per pound. If they considered the matter for ft moment tbey would find out that all the TEA imported into New Zealand costs Bd. per pound for Duty and expense* alone, whatever the quality of the Tea, and that they could hot possibly bny a bsallt good j>_ix__bi_ abtxgkk at li. 6d. Retail from any of t_t class of finnß who advertise these prices. NT WHY BUY CHEAP TEA AT ALL? -•■ 21 m When ONE POUND of ___^ /__T^ I /WE NELSON, MOATE and CO.'S y Z i Blend, __BJC_9 Blend Or Pure INDIAN & CEYLON, large cups— 7O Of Btrong Pure Refreshing Tea, with good natural colour and flavour at a cost of considerably Less than A HALF-PENNY PER CUP!! CONSIDER THIS. NELSON, MOATE <&, CO., ■ I ■ Lai /_ »*■ V '1-3'IL." L_» T*_a JL J E*__L. r*< t7^ r*a ■*•_ JL __••

Masonic. — The District Grand Lodge of Canterbury, E.C., received an official intimation by last mail to the effect that H.B.H. the Prince of Wales, Grand Master of England, had been pleased to confer the appointment of District Grand Master upon Mr P. Cunningham, who has officiated as acting D.G.M., since the formation of the New Zealand Constitution, over the few Lodges that did not join that body. I To Dabkm Obit Haib.— Lookyer'a Sulphia IlaJr Bestorer is the qilokert, beet, safest, an* Cheapest. t«-fs;e. tfes U6d everywhere.ADVT. I I