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West Coast Times, Issue 10536, 21 July 1897, Page 1

By Special Jb9SB& Appointment Nelson MOATE & COS -PRIZE MEDAL— N(w Within the Reack jof All PUEE 1 « ft >1 CEYLON JLS OU PURE INDIAN lslOd BLENDED j£S EAC.I PRICE O« A A AND UP TO 4-tCI 4s PER LBJ Sold by all grocers Have Nothing Else

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