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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11594, 20 March 1890, Page 2

We have received from Messrs JosEru c JTatuan & Co., of Wellington, four i iample packots of thoir Union Packing c tosrrANY's Teas. They ran<>o fvpm 2s by I s ises o l 4d to 3s per Ib. They aro in a hemselves a lesson of tea tasting. Thcro 1 3no mystification, and it is possible for a he veriest tyro who has a decently clean ii ialate and fairly developed sense of taste n nd smell'to mark with oaso tho comple- ii ely distinguishing flavours of the various ! il lixtures. Thero is here variety to suit t> 11 tastes. In No. 1 samplo Indian Tea n redominates, and louds a distinct flavour, ud a very good one too. In No. 2 Pan ill 'oNa holds tho palm, and in No. 3 the ' P 1 olieato flavour and porf 111110 of the Gey- ! w on Orange Pekoe, aro blended • oi ith China Tea, and obtain groatstrcngth ! 'A' om the blond. Tho samplo packets I istify the confidence with which tho k( larming littlo packets of the Union so acket Company aro offered to the 'lv ablic, and oiico tho favourito brand of ' )l ais chpson patrons havo ouly to ask for ki 10 number t#'secnre a constant simply of the same samplo. A certificate on to .eh packet assures us that samples of c i l; eh blend have boon forwarded to Dr tli eetor, and that they are all of good ™ Lvour and ' quality,' aud free ,i'rom iulteration. — Advt,