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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8335, 18 January 1907, Page 3

aKg; KS: SSA KCdworu, lya a m Mfc S@E SUITABLE XMAS BOX for Broiher, Sister, Mother, or Friend, All ISdison IPlaosa© gratia. At Prices to suit all pockets. SVSegi Pcpes* Mj>Joha Floral horns, ex s.s. Coiiuthic, at OA3 EACH. A Revolution! in Sound Production. mmwmwm PO. BOX, 21. (THE TALKERIES,) CARTERTON, NAPIER & MASTERTON m m M "Xec- Health is more important to you than the few pence you save by purchasing interior teas. You know you only get what you pay for. Therefore, if you buy cheap unknown tea, just because it is cheap, you must expect to get inferior, unhealthy, exhausted leaf. As large wholesale dealers we can buy as cheap as anyone, and we KNOW nobody can put up better value teas than our "JIRPADIA." Ifyou want a healthy cup of the satisfactoiy sort, insist on hiving this. All Wide-Awake Stores. Wholesaie-GIL.MORE & CO.. Auckland.

QUEEN-STREET MASTERTOST One of the Finest Houses In New Zealand. NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF THE PUBLIC Nothing but Telephone No. 67. A. C. dCRIMGEOUR, Proprietor IHE Masterton Pictorial Writing Tablet and Blotter. Every sh et illustrated with views of MastertOD. Price la each. Obtainable only at C. C. AITKEN'S Bok Depot, next to Post Office. Telephone 212. Be careful where you tread next time please. Friend, that advice would be unnecessary if you used Wood's Corn Solvent, a certain remedy for Corns of every description. Price Pei< Bottle, Is. Sold only by HERBERT T. WOOD, CHEMIST & PHARMACIST, MASTERTON AND EKETAHUNA.

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