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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10706, 29 August 1912, Page 3

3M| m utimlmm DRINK ONLY 1 m FINEST OBTAINABLE NELSON, MOATE & Co. PROPRIETORS mzMmm& In response tomanyrepoated requests. NELSON MOATE & CO. at length decided to supply both a COCOA nnd nlso ■* COFFEE of such a high standard as would secure for both that wide and general recognition and appreciation for so many years attained—and retained—by this well-known firm's brands of tea. It is almost unnecessary to point out that Nelson Moate & Co. have exceptional facilities for co doing- Their long and intimate knowledge of the world's markets; purchasinf; in such large quantities; having secured the services of specialista in both these articles and made the most complete arrangements generally; enables them to supply both a cocoa and coflee of 3uch exceptional purity, quality, flavour and general excellence, as will ensure an ever-increas. ing demand. Ask for; insist upon getting; and give both .r fair trial; and you will bo fully convicted. ss! ASK YOUR GROCER FOR I COFFEE BrJM THE HIGHEST GRADE AND CSS FINEST FLAVOURED COf- «»| FEE ON THE MARKET fffl NELSON, MOATE & Co. CM PROPRIETORS tS&M^&*l^.-f** v *>»/>m» Years Away back in your grandfather's days Bonnington s Irish Moss was the best remedy for coughs and colds. Today it still holds pride oi place and is mbre popular than ever. Bonnington's is the standard family cough Medicine because it has been tried, tested and found. to be the best. MR. WILLIAM NEIGHBOURS, of Wainunzaroa, wiitei: " It gives me great pleasure to recommend BonnHirjton's Irish Mos» (or coughs and colds, or any lung complaint, having used it in top family for over twenty years." Insist on getting the original remedy—Bonnington s. to C.A. RIKLAG E EM H.Q3J i Cook, tfta Chef, and Housewife #?® satisfied I Each appreciates the Value, Creamy Richness, and Rare Purity of " Highlander" Condensed Milk with it 3 Convenience and Utility for Cooking and Baking, while the Housewife adds—"it is an Ideal Food for Infzntii." j Order a dozen of tins at a time ! j \ "■Highlander" ! ' Coudcascd Milk M Y«a C*u Dopend Upea 111" BEE, 1912. STON j . AW S3 ?M2AK&K2 DIRECTORY 'ANIS MEET 1-".AH,A?!!S AHNBIAL. soar s? tPstoitostlaa. 6,i>il'M> #> .IOB& feTONrfi, £>>sa»y ©vts safie, / <H»iu*HUJit3 <H6G gages, tw>a*tji«r wiXrii jaOHMarou* sa»i» s «sr/»otcd to dj&te, tfe* wfeois fe&'&d> ssssitfly bound in oior&h, 3?i* l*tt»r«d. FJSiCIS: If octtiiNrea Bwiere pu&lwaVLaa. IS© Sd? fester piiMiofttion, 15*. tiTONK, Aia* ou., kiii>. frisftara r.cd JPubiiftfe«r», Ora«/I<wa at B*o I*»7nh«Kni Qa»T, W*l'lAm» GOHUIAL FACTOR t. (Change iu Bu&l «>3.) ,ffft A. CUNN begs to notify resi- ! IVJL dcr>t3 of Mastorton and district 1 that be bas taken over the old estab-' \ K&hed AERATED W4TER and COR- | DIAL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS lately carried on by Mr B. Brodie. It is the intention of the new 1 Manager to conduct the business on I th> best lines, and no expense will I be spared in the endeavour to manufacture a first-class article. "THE VSAfRA MINERAL WATER COMPANY." (Late B. Brodie.) PKoim 30. P.O. Box 121, QUEEN UOMffl! ..* MAWmW,