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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10188, 14 March 1911, Page 2

(ROB WASHING DAY I -• fc OF ITS GRINDING TOIL BY USING Wm*s i Write for copies of letters received from Users of these machines. -■ AGENTS WANTED "ißatßrite.tts'; UPWARDS OF THREE THOUSAND IN NEW ZEALAND ALONE. AGENTS— H. OSCAR HEWETT, LTD., 56 Cuba Street, Wellington, Masterton AgencyMRS. M. A. ADAMS, Queen Street.

The Dry Season MM TO SUPPLY YOU WITH AN HAVE A FAITHFUL. SERVANT, seeking; x A SITUATION on a farm, or at THE Gentleman's Private .Residence, to WIWPfc pump, water,- carry.xt;up.stair v s, water Wiwo stock, irrigate a garden,, Supply wash- OOSTS house and etc. .;, :■ uw .lam a willing worker, belong to/ NOTH | N q no Trade; Union; want no holidays. :. t~ " """ In '■■ fact I will work' twenty-four hours YOU WILL pg SURevery day or the year if the windp£ ISBD tow uttlejlit blows../; '•,'-.;■. , ■ costs by using a I-vwaht no wages beyond my. keep, •...,. ;...,_ and will never strike work so long as , 4 , you treat me. well. I belong to the > most numerous family in the Colon- ,», NnM |i L ies, and none .of us have ever gone wiiwbiim-» wrong to speak of. We are a most . , ~ _ powerful family, with wonderful en-°^ hick tbere aro durance. Our constitutions are of Thousands iron, our sinews of steel, and yet we , consume nothing but a pint or t ne p O . !of bil. per year, and take nptmpg minio n. [stronger into our systems"than thin ; air. We are, nevertheless, yery sen- t^rr ite" to-day for a • sitive, and are visibly' affected by: theCateiogue to our agents, ' slightest,breath of wind. Our"sef-. ' • vices ares to be had cheap, and weMasterton will never willingly change our tion once we have got comfortablylmplement Co., settled down. WINDMILL, v OE DIRECT TO DEPARTMENT K. tfITIUUSmfcTMIIMwW AND CO., LTD., CHRISTCHURCH, AUCKLAND, HASTINGS, & TIMARU* Purveyors by Speciar lAppointment to T2IE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. ■ < has for more than 80 years been the Infant diet of hundreds 'of.thousands of strong anil healthy men and women, and is a perfectly safe food for the most delicate child. It contains all the essentials for flesh and bone-forming in an exceptional degree, assists teething, relieves infantile constipation, and when used with milk as directed, forms A COMPLETE DIET FOR INFANTS. 'Sold ift><l>'lb. Tins, specially packed for Australasia by all Gfaemists, Grocers, Stores, &c. Siiffg^^S^^ 3SS-S mmm 4*U s U,asl»feWvv l^4,!U.U,yi .U4,!.J!! Pac&et Is none too good, for the best tea— so thycafTon which fetches your ( / wmmmis made with a view to protecting Ats quality, Savour and strength from deterioration., // First.the tea is wrapped in parchment,'.then enclosed in .cardboard,; round this tinfoil is placed, and finally the whole is jncdsed in an outer covering of- grease-proof paper. Thus you have an air-tight and damp-proof package. 9 // In tea, as in most other thinfrsxypu'catfrJot gel something for nothing. if a gilt—or a coupon ent'uling you|!o a gift-—goes with the tea you buy, it's an admission that the value is not ALL thtre, Amber Tipj Tea ,jell& on its merits and needs no such scheme 3 lu help it. Sold by ail grocer* at 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per %. Insist on getting it. — if -.- /^ &^^^SS=S Agentsr-THOMPSON BROS.. LTD,, WflilngtQfl.