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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10235, 11 May 1911, Page 2

as I S3 m 1 m w, m Vp' sfcgjj}ij ■s®k m 1 VX» ■m &$ m m Hi IP" m m I m£*sm VM^IW), m u H sa&< J* Si m* m 2*33$ I 0& « '#Hs iCMi MS *»S ."frw I§asl II I SEWING MACHINES. KNITTING MACHINES WASHING MACHINES N. CSCAR HEWETT & CO, LTD.. Head Office: wellincton. MASTERTON AGENCY. CARTERTON ACENCYs i-o. mwc, oueen Street. Mr W. Candar. Main Stret Persons who drink Ale should remember That Read's " Dog's Head" Bass is always brewed from the choicest materials. That it is brewed with the hard water from the springs owned by .viessrs. Bass & Co., the renowned brewers of Tb.it it* is botfelpd only by Read-Brothers, Limited, of London, E'ngland.'in trie most modern bottling esta-blishmerhf-in the world.' - :a m I*Such Ale is of the finest quality, always, uniform and never.turns flat. DOG'S HEAD BASS is the family beverage in all English homes. Every bottle bears this label, which is the seal of excellence S^ii m

,vJ!f ; lttlviiJiMi HEMIHiUIH IHERE cannot be much when C. E. DANIET-L has received by direct steamers sinoo April Ist, 1911: 13,000 ft. (2£ miles) galvanised water PiP e - K 20 tons (80 cases) corrugated iron. .'5 tons genuine white lead. 100 drums BlundelPs raw and boiled oil. 2£ tons ready mixed paints. 1$ tons soft putty. 6 cases Jewel stand mangles 12 cases carpet sweepers. 2 crates porcelain baths. 1 ton sheet zinc; v 28 cases general sundries. AND IS NOW LANDING: 5 tons (20 cases) plain sheet iron. 16)u00ffc (% miles) galvanised water pipo. 4 casks galvanised pipe fittings. 220 hanks Belfast sash cord. 12 Bonnybridge Stoves, 6, 7, and 8. 6 Queen Heating Stoves. 6 Laundry Stoves. 18 Kent Gothic Grates. 12 Special Register' Grates. 15 coke fires. 8 bales paperhangings (newest designs). wssm Mastering. JSP^ WHI &£imm ■^V >AV*V'hI on its AMBER TIPS TEA is the tea you can enjoy. It is essentially a wholesome stimulant and can be taken by those of weak digestion. Moreover it is economical to use because more cups of refreshing tea can be made from a packet of Amber Tips than from any other equally priced tea. In other ways too — f mm &•*!*? represents yo?.ir money's worth—a fact to remember in these days of Coupon' Schemes and Gift Enterprises. Nq such ' calch-penny' methods have any weight with the housewir« who seeks VALUE —and she is the person who buys Amber Tips. Full Weight, Full Strength, Full Flavour and Full Value are the only'gifts with Amber Tips Tea. Try a packet. There,are three .Grades, 1/8, 1/10, and 21- One of them is bound to *uit you. iiiiiiiiiiiiini mmw