REDUCTION IN THE TEA DUTY. OUR LATEST PRICE LIST: INDIAN AND CEYLON BLEND f Nt >- °J -J* per lb TIGER 1 rNDIA N AND CEYLON HaEerlJ PURE CEYLON BLEND In tho past tbe Quality of the TIGER and HASLEMERE BLENDS has been such as to cause us to receive unsolicited testimony from all parts of New Zealand to the effect that we have placed on tho market the BEST VALUE in PACKET TEAS. This will be more apparent than ever with the NEW BLENDS, so that all who drink the TIGER and HASLEMERE TEAS wil Lave the satisfaction of knowing that the - are buying THE VERY'BEST TEAS IN THE MARKET. J. RATTRAY AND SON, Whclesalk Agents. £lO REWAED. T -T HAVING COME TO OUR KNOWLEDGE that CHEAP and INFERIOR BRANDS of - TOBACCO, UNLABELLED, are being offered to the Public by some unscrupulous Traders as "JUNO." the above REWARD will be paid to any person or persons giving such nformation as will lead to a conviction of any Person or Persons perpetrating this fraud. "4*y * .«mi«( Oik. ygjtw NOTE.—Smokers of "JUNO,' and their name is legion, are requested to see that each PLUG of TOBACCO bears the above label. 'COMPARE SIZE AND WEIGHT OF STICKS.' NEIUi AND CO., LIMITED, AGENTS, GOOD NEWS FOR CORPULENT PEOPLE. PHYTOLACCA TEBBY TABLETS IN THE TREATMENT OF OBESITY OR CORPULENCY. <2T Read what the most eminent Medical Men of tho day Fay about this Marvellous Drug—its safety, its power over Rheumatism, and its no less greater power to cure Corpulency. Discovered by observing its action on birds who fed on the berries. NOT A PATENT MEDICINE. So many inquiries have been received as to the treatment of obesity, fat. by the PHYTOLACCA BERRY TABLETS that we have concluded to print what i* known on the subject as a reply to all inquirers From time immemorial it has been noticed that birds feeding on the Phytolacca Berries becamo very Jean, yet retained their health perfectly. The earliest mention in medical works we can find of the remedy is in Hale's 'New Remedies,' p. 561: "I once suggested the Phytolacca as a remedy in fatty degeneration of the heart and fatty heart. (Birds which feed on the berries loss all their adipose tissue)." To Dr W. M. Griffith, a regular practitioner in Pennsylvania, belongs the honor of having introduced the remedy in practice. 