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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8478, 4 July 1907, Page 2

The Scoullar Co., Ltd., ARTISTIC HOUSE FURNISHER!. WELLINGTON, Just Received. Special IMnveSiies In Heavy Curtains. SERGES & TAPESTRY CURTAINS. 3Jydsloag, Prices from 16/6, to 48/9 RICH SILK CHENILLE CURTAINS, 3J and 4 yards long, from £3 12s Gd to £7 5s HEAVY CURTAIN MATERIALS in Art Serge, Tapestry, Velours, Figured and Plain PJusbette. „ . __ rt a VERY SPECIAL. The New Severable Curtain Velvet in Art Shades, Blue, taeen ana Crimson, 1 h jds widr, Price 4/11 per yd. Green and Crimson do. 2 yds wide, NEW VERONESE SILK & CHENILLE CURTAINING 12/« to 22/6 yd. These really bfiaut'ful .FABRICS, surpass anything of the kind pver shrn In addition to the above specialties we have a solendid Stock of CASEMENT CURTAININGS, POiiTiERE & LACE CURTAINS, ete., etc. GappstSj l»i#iio2eiusv»Sj arad Rffat.'trAgiJSj SstCij Etc. In the Latest Designs and Shades. FUlllfUlß. A Good Name is Worth Getting and is Worth Keeping. OUR NAME for Styie, Finish and Reliability has stood the test- of years. We mean to keep it, and Furniture bearing the name "SiGQULLAR 5 ' will be found the Best Obtainable at Moderate Prices. S@rcd for Estimates, Samples, Designs, etc., etc. Correspondence Promptly Attended to. The Scoullar Company, Ltd., Furniture Warehouse, -2 97 and IS9, L«mbton Quay. Furniture and Bedding Facfcory» Thornton Quay, WELLINGTON.

BLANKETS. &00<1 Colonfial All-wool ; White Blankets. 18/®, 33/®, 3 ©/-, 33/6, IS/«. / NE,YV ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY RUGS. ALL WOOL MOSGIEL, 1 s/o, Ll*/S io/O, SB/9, to ©O/N.Z. Clothing Factory, qubenestebet, MASTEETON.

DALGETY & Co., LTD., STOCK & STATION AGENTS, WOOI. AND PRODUCE BROKERS. "WELLINGTON, MASTERTON, EKETAHUNA AND eAHIATUA, Wool. Wool. WooS B again beg to offer our services as selling brokers for the coming season. We can offer our clients every convenience for Bhuwing their wool to the best advantage, and our new Wellington wool store is pronounced by experts to be among the most up-to-date in Australasia. Consignments trusted to our care will have our personal attention and every lot is valued the day before the sale. Present indications point to a continuance of good prices, and the coming season should be a satisfactory one. Shipment to London can be mads by steamer or sailer at owners option. Last year the quantity of wool handled by this company is in advance of ail pre j vious records : Sales in the colonies amounted to 209,918 bales. Shipped to London 71,694 Making total number of bales handled 281,612 Full advances made agaiastf clips wnen required. Sheep Dip. {£!> kill pararfte life and improve condition of wool, Uaie Quibell's Dip. Consign your wool to Dalgety and Co., Ltd,, Wellington. Taueru Hotel. EVERY Comfort and Conveniences is provided. The appointments are right up-to-date, first-class table kept. Best brands of liquor stocked. Good stabling and paddocking for the]£use of stock. Coachstops at'door. W.gEAGLE, .. .. PiioPßiEro

. Longer Experience, l Larger Stocks, | Finer Qualities, More Varieties than any in Australasia. ALL PF2SCES.

THE TABA LIQUID BftfiNDiNG FLUID. Horses jSfrieep -And Cattle. Fop; PEEMANENT, PAINLESS, CHEAP, AND EASILY; APPLIED. No preliminary clipping of hair. Applied with an ordinary Ebeep branding iron—flat or round. Simple and easy—no pain. A boy can use it. Whj make the dumb beast sufier, when for less than a penny per head you can brand with A few houis after application all hair comes oS the part branded, leaving a clear, distinct, and permanent mark. The composition can also be used for dehorning young cattle, if apnlied any time up to the age of six weeks. Unlike caustic soda, there is no fear of the liquid proving injurious to the beast by running down the face [and£into tk= eyes. >' TABA. BUY A TIN TODAY. / [if if kr Wairarara—W.F.C.A.

TEA, to be really wholesome, fallflavoured, and strong, depends upon skilful blending. Ceylon tea by itself lacks the qualities of "TIGER" TEA, which is a combination of the pick of the Ceylon and Indian teas in proper proportions. Tea is a native of India, and was transplanted from India to Ceylon. It gained certain qualities by the change, bu lost othera. Both are combined in "TIGER" TEA. Try some. You'll like it. J. (frftbam and Co,, Agents ,