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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10225, 28 April 1911, Page 7

DO YOU LIKE BEST fOTJ can get any good kind from an EDISON PHONOGRAPH. It renders a band of fifty pieces as well as it does a single singing voice. Nothing you best kind of entertainment for yourself and your family at so trifling a cost as EMSON PHONOGRAPH. Come in and hear the new Records and get our terms. APRIL RECORDS NOW TO HAND. L&FICE STOCKS. IN STOCK- ! Edison Phonograph, price M 10s type) Edison Fireside Phonograph, price M 10s Edison Standard Phonograph, price £Q Edison Home Phonograph, price £l2 Edison Triumph Phonograph, price MB KEPAIES—PIease note that we make a specialty of repairs of every description. ATTACHMENTS—For the benefit of our numerous Patrons we beg to quote prices for fitting th© 4in. attachment to any machine as follow: Gem Phonograph, 22s 6d ■ ''.'• * 'Standard Phonograph, 80s Home Phonograph, 45s Triumph Phonograph, 45*. / CANOS MUSI©— A full eeleotion of 4-minuto Dan<sUi« l ?ic»coJds; now tp hacd. Write for particulars. BANNISTER STREET, ; J. HALL ... .MANAGKK'J MASTERTON.

Who said Borrow ? Dollie: "I'did. Alec, but don't be angry." Alex: "Angry, certainly not, but what do you mean?" . Dollie: "Well, it's a small thing, yet means so much." Alex: "But what's it all about?" Dollie: "Well,'l forgot io get the tea, and there is not a bit in the—: Alec: "Dear me, there's a chest half full, and the brew you've been giving me lately is just perfection—never tasted its equal!" Dollie: "That's just the trouble, because without your knowing, I tried you with a new blend. Then for the first time you praised my tea, and as you've lauded it ever since I could not go back to the stuff in that chest." Alec: "Ah, I see, and what, have I been getting?" Dollie: "Suratura." , Alec: "Then give me an axe, and let me demolish that chest, and you send Lilian at once to the grocer for Suratura!" Dollie: "But this is the weekly half-holiday, so I was sending Lilian to borrow from Mrs Maeßoberts." Alec: "All right, though we beg, borrow or steal, it— . MUST BE SURATURA!" ,Dollie: "Nor is it expensive. I gave you "D" Blend at W Alec: Then" stick to it,: I may miss my train, love, but I won't miss my Stiratura, I'll Wait!"

To give the public ah idea how foolish it is to expect drinkable tea at a low pnce, we are repro. <3ucing the following' authentic quotation from the-"Home and Colonial Mail" t- " During this last 'season there were sold wholesale on the Mincing Lane Market 11,403,600 lbs. of fine to finest teas (i.e. V* to 5/3 per lb.) in bond, to which 5d per lb. duty has to be added, and tries* figures will be considerably enhanced because of the. greatly increased demand for higher grade teas all overthw country." 2'2 8c 3*

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