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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9041, 6 March 1908, Page 2

'he Greatest Sale of Furniture and Furnishings ever held in Wellington. BEGINS ON MONDAY, 2nd MARCH AT JLLAE CO., LTD, LAMIJTON QUAY, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS; THE WiiOLE OF THE MAGNIFICENT STOCKS MARKED VV ABSOLUTE CLEARING SALE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION. eaSttfrf's. GREAT FURNITURE SALE, Lambtcn Quay, WoSHngtors.

There's a Coolness. rriHERE'S A COOLNESS between Old Sol' I and Our Keady-To-Wear Suits for warm WCfltllCT. Thcso Suits are something better, more stylish and made to give more satisfaction than any Suit, you buy elsewhere costing a little more. Every stitch in their construction is properly taken. That's the easiest matter imaginable because we've got so many different sizes that we can tit any man. They're not expensive Suits, and one of them is a mighty good investment for any man. J, L. Murray, "THE QUALITY DRAPES." MASTEETON.

FOR OVEM 38 YEARS. AWARDED ONLY GOLD MEDAL in Competition, 1882 [* NCLSON KOATE4C? FIRST SILVER MEDAL In Compatltlon, 1882 HIGHEST AWARD &&kh wmmmw And GOLD MEDAL M.Z. EXHIBITION, 1907 ;MHI CEYLON, HEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA.

rrU-lEY arc really appetising because X seductively rich, fragrant ami revivifying. They 'arc- truly economical because, you know, they require considerably less 'in the brew-in-' than other teas, being of full strength.' Take Tiger Tea at 1/8, for instance. This is quite the lowest price for a tea of equal value in the Dominion. The 1/10 Tiger is undoubtedly equal to any 2/- tea on the market. While the 2/- Tiger is so superior to any other tliat we believe you'll never go buck to the brand you are using once you If you want the best, get Tiger. All xrocors sell it TIGER S S o o m n/i E E George Heron, I BAIN MERCHANT, CiIiOCEK, and GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Chapel and Hall Streets, Mastorton.