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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 22, 21 July 1900, Page 1

CHAS, CREBA, GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER (Opposite Waimate Clothing Factory), QUEEN ST. SHOEING done on Improved Prin3ipie with great care, under the personal supervision of the Proprietor.

E. BISHOP, PAINTER, GLAZIER & PAPERHANGER, DESIRES to thank the public past favours, and begs to inform them that lie has removed to his New Premises in Queen street, where he hopes by strict attention to busiDess to receive a share of public patronage. "White Lead, Oils, Glass, Scrim, Picture Mouldings, Tacks and Tape, Tubes and Paperhangings, etc., always in stock. E. BISHOP, Next Co-op, store

. i j*sjps ©o^on's STIFFENING AND POLISHING POWDER FOR LAUNDRY PURPOSES. ONE SHILLING PER BOX, obtainable a the Waimate Co-op, store and Manchester Bios. MR COXON will be in Waimate for a fortnight. Piivate Tuition given. 1-übHc Exhibition daily. Ladies are n\ited to biing shirts and collais to be done while they wait. 1 ESTIMONIAL. Piesbyteiy, Rangiora, Sept. 21, 1599. During his visit to Rangiora, Mr Coxon gave ns a practical illustration of the efficacy of his stiffening and glazing Powder, the result being most satisfactory, and I have no hesitation in recommending the adoption of this new powder to others. Thomas W. Pkice. Unsolicited Testimonials from 2300 ladies may be seen on application. Manchester B*os,, Agents for Irons n.nd Boards.

' A feIGN OF THE TIMES.' MERIT ALONE CAN HOLD ITS OWN. Hondai-Lanka Ceylon Te% as formed an with the public. ,T.he safest allimces. All Leadin era. • A TEA-GROWING PARADISE, 1 The Home of HONDAI-LANKA CEYLON TEA. _^

Every Leaf is fulL of Virtue, every Infusion Delicious. Sealed Packets only. In India the Jackal is more dreaded than the Tiger. In this colony it is the substitution fiaud that one has to guard against, high-profit-bearing substitutes being often pushed for the sake of extra profit ; with Hondai-Lanla Tea you are quite safe so long as you trade with your eyes open, every genuine packet bearing the Registered and Government-protected name, McKiinzie's Hondai Lanka, on all packets and boxe3. " Cotton cloth was first made in India and was in use there 2000 years ago. Hondai-Lanka Tea has only been upon the New Zealand maiket some four years, yet it is the Tea that has revolutionised the trade. Secret : Iv is better than any other Tea, that's all, and is sold iv Ceylon-packed and sealed packages only. • fcolley Cibber, 1 the poet and gossip, wrojte : ' Tea! Thou soft, thou sober, sage, and venerable liquid : thou female tongue unning, smile sootbing, heart opening, wink tippling cordial.' The brand used must have been unblended HondaiLanka. Sold by tail dismteiest^Gioceis.