The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-12 00:00:00

TEA! TEA I! TEA ! ! !

T E CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, and fragrant.
rtITIE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Unequalloxl at 2a. per lb.
- - -
rrHE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
For quality and fine flavour.

11HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavoured fled-growth Kaisow.
_
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and best in England.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA

This Tea having paused Her Ilajesty's Customs as
"high-class Tea," possesses every characteristic of
First-growth Kaisow, and being secured in Packets,
retains all the ITN.,,TsIiT and pungent oropertiO4 of the
newly-picked leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
a deep red liquor, is full flavoured, rich and brisk to
the palate, is lasting in strength, and its ecaa„my in
Use renders it alone desirable. The Custom House
Tea is suiTlied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
excellento)—
C,ontaining 1 lb. net, 2s fsl each
„lb. „ ls :1,1
„ lb. ~ „
oz. „ 4d „
To test the quarity, consumers should purchase one
of the smaller Packets, and compare it with the
quality they may be using. To be procured from
Agents in most Towns and Villages, and Wholesale
only from CAVE & SONS, Importers, Richmond,
London, S.W. to whom all andicatione for vacant
Agencies should be addressaL
LIST OF AGILTIS:—

Aakersssit, DI. White- Parkstone, T. Horn, Peneconby
Bridport, 11.3. Pitcher , Place
Here Rests, M. !I.". riddletown, C. tirsy
Chlderek, J. A. Manning rook, J. lawreme,llo, High-
Cranbonte, F. Penny street and GM Orehardst.
Dorchester, U. Paul, 10, High Stalbrklue, A. Conine
Ealt.trOet, and J. Warring. • Spettiaburv, S. o,s
ton, It, Conthill Siltoo, il. bun 'litDust stour, t:. llansford Stolmrough. IL refry
Easton. Portland, 8 COMA/011 Stratton, W. Shepittni
Frampton, 11. Putman %Mb. Worm C. liasillekl
rdington bream, 8 Wallis Thortglord, 11. llellyar
Chalntaustone, J. Foot Tarrant Muuktna, A. Golding
Gillinsham, W. Butt W.:piton' h, Miller and Co.
Kinson, C. Stuunlea W..st stalford, J. Gohlrin•
. Lsngt•st,' near Wham. J. West Stour, J. Frampton'
llollaild Winti”rne, It Coombs, West-
' Langton, near Ssanagc, J. street, LW E. brewer, High-
bridle street
Lyme Itegis, C, Snell Winterbonie Abbas, W. a.
Milton, J. Butler A 11..,
Ilitel.lelord, Urn. llM*her W.)ke Rel.ri.,, C. Its/ankh
M•goombe, J. Parsons W e..t Greliar,_,l T. TulEn
Marnhull, 8 White 1 etutinater, T. Hayward
Powersteek, T. Oak

rpAyWH's PATENT SEWING
NIA(!liniES, with PauLt, Elliptic Shuttle
Ittovetuent.
T-
,rum.s PATENT SEWING
MACHINES contain a number of new Improve-

ments.
T°'IVAYLOWS PATENT SEWINGI
ItIACIIINES are unequalled for Dressmaking
and Family U.
Ir AThOlt'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES have a new Patent Shuttle, only
one hole to thread.
IFIAYWR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES have won Ten Prize Medals; two
4 Vienna.
MAN LOWS PATENT SEWING
MACHINES are strone, swift, and durable.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES are simple to learn and easy to

riIAYLOWS PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES. Prices, hand Machines from
/C 1 la ; Foot ditto,
111 AYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
1 MACHINES can be had on el/Ay Terms of
ie Payment.eboylog any other, the public are requested to
SEE THIS MACHINE:, or sein for a liner/actin' to
Taylor's Patent Sewing Moans* Company,
Great Drillield. or 97, Cheapside. London.
100 AGENTS.—WANTED, an Agent at
every Cross Road, to Sell the Great
American InTentinn.
THE AMERICAN POTAnti HALL—Any person CM
make &Abe of goo,' soap with lilt ball in two hours.
108. CAPITAL REgr lien.- -Send lea for a Cam. You
can make £2 • week. —Women can sell this.
Address—Tat AMERICAN CuMPANT, 16. 17, 18, 19,
Bridgewater tiardeut, Barbican, London, E.C.

certs ... 90 0
Hawkins, Dr. ... 50 0
Henning. Colonel
All. 50 0
lichester, 'Earl Of 50 0
Pearce, Mr. K. Mn
Huller, Lady X._ 98
Rivers, Lord ... 25
Stun, Colonel . 25
Middleton, Mr. 11.
Burnett, Mr. E.... 25
Hodges, Mr. J. F.,
Jun. .. • 25
Pope, Mr. Edwin 25
Spicer, Mr. A. 25
Dr.Drew,proceela
of Lecture ... 21
Boucher, Rev. IL 21
Floyer, Mr. J.,
M.P. 21
Pattison, Mrs. ... 21
Hawkins, Mrs. ... 20
Coombs, Miss ... 9)
Davis, Miss .. 20
Kindersley, Sir.
E.L
Page, Mi. _2O
Thornton, Mr. It 20
Aldndge, Dr. _ 20
Bishop of Salis-
bury ... 20
Anonymous, J. _. 15
Lambert. Mr. W. 10 1
Lock, Mr. A. H. 10 1
Hodges, Mr. J. F. 10
Wallis, Mr. J. ... 10
Gene. Mrs. ... 10
Parsons, Mr. C... 10
Stone, Mrs. ... 10
Tudor. Mr. John 10
Bankes,RevEldon 10
Lyon, Major 10
Kir-dertley, Sir H.
Sanderson, Mrs... 10
Green, Mrs. .. . 10 I
Ilaker,Rev.Talbot 10
Woo.d, Mrs. and
... 10
' Maher. Mr. G. ... 10
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10
Bond, Rev. N. ... 10
Sir E. 11. Baker,
Green Mrs., pro-
co.t. of needle-
work
Hall, Mr. IL
Davis, Mr. John
Bond, Mr. N. ...
Grove, Mr. ...
Lock, Mr. F. _
Collected by Mr.
Miles
Panniter, Mrs....
Hazel. Mr.
Anonymous _.
Wilkinson,Lieut.-
Hawkins, Mr. 6.
Ling, Mr. 11. -.
Ferrer, Mr. O. W.
Glyn, her. C. -.
Hodges, Rev. Dr.
Q I'ECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
h3LABOUIEIIS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female