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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10679, 6 July 1912, Page 2

ARE VCt, TO FURNISH? IF 80. VffiJT [ltSfriHKlC®^^ NOW ON AT ».v>&?- i*?^^-.- : i%#'4 03 AND 8S WILLIS STREET* TTUraßEDSoflmoaipPjßrnitar. Drapery, Crockerj, Glassware, Ironmongery, Enamelwa<re, etc., now being sold at lew titan wholesale prices. As we are greatly ©vetf&tocked, room must bo cede and the stock must go regardless of cost. Ho eel keepers and storekeeper* (invited to inspect and compare prices. iillpTil^ FURNIISHEP C WELLINGTON. ADVANTAGES AND NOVELTIES OF THE PUMP ADVANTAGES AND NOVELTIES. LARGE OAPxACTTY, 3-tame's'that of any other Separator. Hand Separators up to 280 gallons capacity can bo easily run. .-GLEAN SKIMMING.— The. official test made by the Royal Agricultural Society, London, showed 0.05 per cent cf fat ik'ft in the skim milk. ■LIGHT RUNNING!.-- It lias been proved that 0.04 h.p, is sufficient to run a "Pump" Separator, 70 gallons, while the same horse power will only work any other Separator cf 16 gallons. AUTOMATIC SUPPLY of Milk, thus no* failing of milk taoiks high. on top of the Separator. BOWL DEVICE consists of oua united piece only, no 'assorting of discs. AUTOMATIC RELEASE of the bowl from the driving wheels. Capacity from 33gals. per hour to 260 gals, per hour. PRICES .range from £l3 10s to £57 Ills. "PUMP" SEPARATORS are entirely different from and vastly superior to all others. That difference MEANS MONEY TO YOU. PARTICULARS AS TO PRICE, ETC., musHi PALMERSTON NORTH. ty&lft^rvy^A^MK*.^ We' seivl you i'ii;s Ui.i:-ui<:i«.:, Lev«?r -V ...h, \vi:..-ii compi-ip&; siil iho lore--; \r\v..\ -vt-ux n s in chwnological fii:., cmbouyir.f ncri-» <. wind tiitticlnnoni. :cmpcr,siilivp tnu.ir>..-. :\\\■: sp.-iul dual-proof \\\\ li- n-\ wo■ 1; oj eqral monthly p;iv Vv'wm "«- Tlellls . lir ' l '' lon I" 5 «c i ind 14/6 in nil. .\\ ffl\ receipt oi flryf '".cpos.it. \\™m 'HIP WATCH-IS WELL \n wos£t;b: 25'U1 I! ' nn & vou we!lr *">'! test, this splendid [j 11} J timekeeper while paying for it. // iMll slloul( l yen desire to iav cash with iH 'ill 11 order . °r.r piice - 3d extra ' /'////"// s h° ul d in ill cases be enclosed to cover Ml Postage ol" watch. Send now, while "Iff the opportunity lasts. Royal Exchange Buildings, Wellington, N.Z. Tv g|j^^gs^|»g^aJjjM^^^M||

fy*^iifi[S^^ " Pipe AH Hands ' For Amber Tips Tea." It may be a little inconvenient to brew a cup of Amber Tips Tea next time you go for a launch trip, but you willbe well repaid by doing so. Anyway, have a cup before etarting and another on your return. i* an important adjunct to any ouMoo' •?.?. Jt brightens the spirits, animates conversation, eets eyes a-spark!e, and keeps fatigue away. Amber Tips at 1/10 per lb. is a pure, goo* and well flayonred tea. Economical in u»e, it ia highly recommended by all who hava tried it. The II- per lb. Amber Tips is extra Una quality, of really delightful flavour—you will have no other once you try it. Another grade is packed at 1/8, and Tory food tea it is, too. AtnKsr Tips Tea is sold in airtight damp proof packets aad tins only. Beware of aubatitutcs o-Tered in any other way. No old or stale teas ever enter into "Aaatar Tip*." I '§mmmr «• A t\ I K'fills' M I 5 :-MV,n mm y 00?. iiiii isiiii WHOLESALE ACENidI uiriVii^n^an^i^fai^aiti WELL! NGT0 M Get a packet to-night. No other brand equals it in flavour, quality end strength. Sold only in damp-proof air-tight packets and tins. All grocers. 3!