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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10015, 11 April 1910, Page 5

In Summer, when the bat is out. A good eaten is the ball; Well stepped! we hear the people shout; Well stopped! cry one and all. In winter when bleak winds endure A bad catch is a cold; Well stopped! with Wood's Great Peppermint 'Jure! Well stoppe.! cry young and old. it may n,i oe genarany Known tnat the greatest oaadlemaking establishment in the world is in England. It is that of Price's Patent Candjue Company, Ltd. with tw) other large factories, one at Battersea on the Thames, and the other on the Mersey, near Birkenhead, covering together thirty awes, and giving employment to about 2,2oo'people. The leading position held by the company is shown no' merely bv their having received the large number of eighty-six awards at the principal International Exhibitions during the, past half century, but especially by the un.que fact that five of these are Grand Prix gained in the gveatest candle-pro-ducing countries of the Europe an continent —namely, in Antwerp in 1894, Amsterdam in 1890, Brussels in 1897, ai d Paris in 1699 and IUOO. Some of the company's specialties are: Gold Modal Palmitine, Grand Prize Paraswine Shac'e, and Best Stearins Candle; Childs', ioyal Castle, New Pitent and Palmitine Star Night Lights; ltegina, Glycerin Cream, and Court Toilet Soaps. Gas Engine and other Lubricating Oils. Glycerin at soiutely pure i Price's Soaps and Candles aie stocked by | all Gr - -nrj and Storekeeper in the Wai arapn di riot.*