consult us befoio going else.whom iM'ENZIEJ* , AND t • DERATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS, Have much pleasure in informing the Residents of Te Aroha and surround ing district that their 'enterprise has been appreciated, and that they will continue to supply overything of the httst and purest, manufactured by the LATEST AND MOST APPROVED METHODS ' Telegrams and orclsrs punctually attended to. MENZIES AND CO., CRATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS, WHITAKER-STREET, TE AROHA (Also at Thames and Paeroa.*) MESSRS. MENZIES AND CO have recently purchased the right to tho nevly-patented iErated Water Cylinders, and are now in a position to supply hotelkeepers' and ohers "with this valuable and econo mical invention. /CENTRAL- Mi.A'l MARKET \J PAEI.-OA. JOHN WALLS -.Pbopbiktob Mutton from the best ilocks in the district. Being a stock dealer from his earliest years, lie knows how to select his cattle, large or small. The only Pratical Butcher [in tlie district. ; JOHN W Al/tiS, Paeroa. QUA L T'R OytAnaVs —: ORCHARD:—. and GARDEN PRODUCE STORE. CORNER OF iraYBERPASS & SYMONDS STREET ROBERT M.HEIGHTON "& COT, Established 1868. Address: 162, Q,ueen-st., Auckland.—Land, Labour and General Agents.—Contracts with Employers for supply of Servants at moderate charges. — Properties also bought or sold, ©tc, etc;



Extract from the "New Zealand Times," January 22, 1901. EXTENSIVE IMPORTATIONS. 300,0001b TEA. Few people over stop to think, when measuring out a teattpoonful or when • buying a pound of tea, of the enormous quantity required to supply the pebplr ; of New Zealand. A visit to the wharf during thopast month would hare been an eye-opener. Nelson, Moate and .Co., Limited, re ceive shipments of tea by almost every steamer i'<ou\ (Jeylou and India throughout Hje your and hare landed, during t:\o : t *si Uuvfi wi»ekg alone, tlie huge aumuor of .'300,000 pound* which is 'Miou^h tt>a to provide every man, \v»nian ami v.nihi iv New Zealand with 34 cups f'ach. t*f st: i>ng~ tea, .-Nelson, Monte and 0., Limited, are th«. leadiug te.i merchants in the Aus tralasian colonies, a position which they hay« gained solely by giving th« public a really pood artioie. Musical Notice. i,|K H. L. HARSTON resume* 'VL^dutiea at the School of "Music, Paerija, on Monday next, March 11th, The•'.:subjects, taught' include Piano forte','.Organ, Voice Production, Sing ing, yltfjin, Violoncello, Mandoline. Fees '(in- advance) £2 2r for «ach subject. r/ " \' .' CLASSES. 