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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9678, 30 December 1909, Page 3

i PON receipt of remittance we will forward, carriage-paid, any of the ,J Parcels mentioned below. All the goods have been carefully selected, and we guarantee exceptional value. Any parcel not approved of may be .returned, and full money will be" refunded. 25s Cutlery Pared, Half-Dozen of Everything. f» <oa.en TABLESPOONS, guaranteed to wear white throughout. ID .cweu DESSERTSPOONS, guaranteed to wear white throughout. D ozen TEASPOONS, guaranteed to wear white throughout. >D ozen TABLE FORKS, guaranteed to wear white throughout. TD ozen DESSERT PORKS, guaranteed to wear while throughout. 1> ozen TABLE KNIVES, best xylonite handles. JD ozen DESSERT KNIVES, best xylonite handles. 21s Manchester Parcel. M pair WHITE LACE CURTAINS, 3 yards long. ,'J-dozen SUPERIOR WHITE LONGCLOTH. ! 1 pair LARGE TURKISH TOWELS. 11 pair DOUBLE BED SHEETS, ready hemmed. 21 yds WHITE TABLE DAM\SK. -iiiffirT*wrri/Tm^!TiTr77T^i£ 1 bottle fragrant Lavender Water. 1 stripe Cambric Blouse. 3 perfumed Sachets. 1 smart Moirette or Print Under--1 box Glycerine and Cucumber skirt. Toilet Soap. 1 pair White Longcloth Knickers. 1 tin Carbolic Tooth Powder. 1 White Longcloth Nightdress. 1 box superior Violet Powder. 1 pr rubber ?rip Hose Suspenders. 1 bottle Lavender Smelling Salts. 1 very smart Ready-to-wear Cam--1 tube Lanoline brie Dress. mfmH^mmmmsmm m^>wm%i iWßffi I*.*.; ■■'Ms&, Wmmm&mmM 1 SB 1 m

when they are healthy and their food is doing its proper work.—'ffiis Beat Food is which has for rixcn I r rv>n "0 •?"?; b?>*-n *' uinfant di:s£ of IlJuj i<a •■ c■ ■•' • thousand* of and hsa'iiu'/ nar.vi an i --vrj 'i.r<\ a-%'3 ji'? a perfc*.: . safe Jo o-.i lor ilii wyot ltcvi:-i:>t<i n!it''-i'. : i-"i l .i I '' in aucv" >iion'i : ■■ ■■'•"■ cotuti ■'■""/, or ' !"-,..,• -•" ' a 'cOMPLrr:: ;■;,. Sold in 1 'b. T in 3, by ail Ch^ni-r-., '•' ' end hwc-fowwir- • <,r;i , i"!>; irf'nrsr !i '":>i ? t-' '!hi:iir.'"s directed. '■'■•■■"-> 10:1 IMAinS. 'Am Mffi ">' \ \ w ■ becomes one of I \ pleasure when *• the hostess regales her guest with Amber Tips Tea. Over the frcch full-flavoured cups, the conversation flows more freely, and when the requirements of etiquette are fulfilled, hostess and guest part, each charmed with the other's vivacity. The call is returned, when wm ft again sets the hearts atune; thus the casual acquaintance grows rapidly into a firm and lasting friendship. Amber Tips can be procured at your grocer's in three grades, ,1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb., one of which is bound to please you. m Im J mil i u I u 11111 irt m ;i i WHOLESALE AGENTS, THOMPSON BROS LTD., WELLINGTOi