Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12883, 25 September 1909, Page 3

ipl^^l^The Tobacco That Suits "^^^ - 'f&'ftiTOßY i m!&h^_ MfLD DERBY— The New Tobacco— | fKfP Mh\ A delightful blend of Aromatic and Dark 8 i^a Tobacco, neither too strong nor yet 100 mild | fiMt^p —^just the happy medium> Docs not bite I "^\ EULL DERBY— A splencSd cch tobaOflT I (J__^__^P^^ rom ' fo^* quality leaf. For those who fi ,^^^^s*^ . _<— «| ,•* lov* a flavoured 9 f^i»^ L \ft «noke thcrw jiothing _> 1 '! Awarded _. . . . _ Onlt Gold Mbdai, Highest Award. _ competition. fj 0 Adulterated, Artificially- OOI SS )Al<> Aw^ded Scented or any China Teas international Frara Silver Medal wwii *c« Mr dliy blllllß 1O« Exhibition in Coition. | ugejJ I -«r— and CO.'S PURE TEAS.E "PROOF POSITIVE-" aS MANY of onr imitators and opponents have tried hard to pouon_the minds of the Fablic by insinuating that NELSON, MOATE S CO '8 Pore Teas are~not as good as they were we are publishing the Latest Rbjfort of Dr. Maclaxtun, the Government Analyst, on the Eour Leading Brands of Tea sold by N M. & Co. Also the Analysis made by Pbop£ssob Bickebton. Colonial Analyst, in 1883 (S7 years"ago). 'In. each' instance tb.4 Teas here bought retail from grocers selling , N. M. & CO.'S Teas, and the Analysis proves beyond contraction that N. M. & CO.'S Teas are all they claim, via. — The Purest Teas money and experience can bny, and. t ~ anything. Brtter Teas To-day than they were nearly 30 years ago. when the retail prices were higher. . . PRICES TO-DAY 1/4, 1/8, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2 pw Ib. REPORT on the_AN__YSES of 4 SAMPLES of NELSON, SQ&U& COS TEAS MAY 29th. 1882. APRIL 20th. 1 909. No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 PRICE OP TEA. 1/6 ' 1/1 1/10 IISpuriona Leaves Nil Nil Nil Nil SpnTiovs T>aTpa Nil Xil Nil Nil Facings _Nil_ JUL yil N» Facings _JCil Nil Nil Nil Iron Nil Nil Nil Nil Moisture % _6"B_ S3, 87 80 Moisture % _9"o_ 92 83 9'o Ash , _5;3_ 51 s'l 51 Ash : 56 56 55 55 Soluble in Water „ _3'l _3]o_ 3'g 34 Solnble in Water 19 29 3'o 2'o Sble. in Hydro. Ac. „ 2"0 2'o IT _I's_ Sble. in Hydro. Ac. ,. 24 23 3'o 29 lusoluble o'2 O'l 02 08 Insoluble I' 35 '6_ Ettract^.^^.....^^^^^ 387 <o'l 386 40"2 Extract 352 357 882 37"4 Ext on the dry tea ... <2'l 43T 423 43T Extract from dry tea 385 380 33"7 40"6 * ' ' ~— ~— ~" Samples of these Teas were purchased The above analysis shows that the from retail grocers in Wellington by one whole of these Toas are of good duality of my staff. __pj«-t _-_»s_s SSTT2™, _— ■ --— - Colonial Analyst (SignM) Late Pnblie Analyst. Main Division. , J. S. MACLAURIN, D.So., 1.C.5., H-SSt fa n mpTes were purchased 1* «"««* "«** ' • stranger fn the ordinary way across School of Mines. the counter.— A. W.B. Wellington, 20/4/09. Insist upon having good Te*. It Is the most refreshing and invigorating drink procurable, and the cheapest. Ask your grocer for NELSON. MOATE C CO. S Brands. Ton know what you are getting, and you only pay the Bame retail prices as are charged for the many imitations now being pushed on to the Public by means of copied advertisements, and packages. NELSON, MOATE & CO., LTD. W£B?»° . t „ ESTABLISHED 1879. \ YOURCUP OF COFFEE !rS^*!?| It^C N* a-** fa* tempting itatf &* btciih* nutjr b% I jf& /f*\) -• «aSm - poor (lit meal b tpoOcd. Good coffee, well md% <^jE .{ \\ ffa> {tnt tbt Idtnag toucK ttut put* om b die right u*oi kt, 'J^m y tot da/» work Some hoiuewivn mob to think all e*OM» «m V^fff^ i»7*t; tliU.fcui tIMN who kiw tiwd BOURBON COFFE. ) faMM /TOp • l\/f ikM far Jbddow B*vouf» tnftoct and tfvnut, it ctoeb 40 vdMw ' • l^^» t * <^O&v Smitdm CtStt b CnM tfw Stttu cotfet fcttat frMi_T# J^fQ. ■ 1 / l\LutA» W Atri4ti. v ThMt •»' routed by * miqw pwnnr aai#!4T 'w : mWm'm^ f^___fc^ < **^^?*_>k. * ' k _7^^sa___ri_H_l Jw. ___t^__ k tkk- •a__i^_^__. _Br^^__ _______l £_X +-n*A *