Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

West Coast Times, 7 November 1904, Page 2

I The demand for "Standard" tea (ii. billy canisters) has more than doubled during the last few months. It is pronounced by tea drinkers to be the finest flavoured Ceylon tea in the market. As it is a first crop Ceylon Golden Tipped Pekoe, it goes further tban other brands which are sold in useless tins and packages. Each billy canister contains over 3 lbs nett weight of tea. Sold by all storekeepers at 5s 6d each, or by Paterson,^ Michel & Co., wholesale agents. Don't take other brands which are pushed be' cause they are cheaper and carry a. larger profit. — Advt. W. J. Renton, Surgeon I/entist, Hamilton street, Hokitika, (opposite tne Fire Brigade Station). Hours— 9 aw to p "3-=-A vr Houaefurnishings always in sluvK ac the warehouses of W McKay & Son, drapers and clothers Hokitika and Greymouth. doormats, hearthrugs, carpe" squares, linoleums and floorcloths, curtains, cretonnes, tapeatrys &c. — Adyt,