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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 13 January 1913, Page 2

mil The Car tor' tie Huh itutui, the THE CTI FOR "PLEASURE AND PftOFT! TH'L CAR Fi;Ji -PEED AND SH/KNCK Km&li&m mmm m sVawfifiS.' wß&mssmm ii*» THESE ARE A FEW OF THE CviPHOVEILENIS. Long stroke engine (giving 20 per cent more power), silent chain drivsn cam shafi enclosed valves. ness Electric system of automata cranking Ljtvntif? Sna >; fted and Imoroved. Automatic shunt oontral. Numerous refinements . 5 THE PRICE, £575. and any car, at any price cannot give you n—H-- ■> newer or better S. M. BAIEB MOTOR £N^K/»KBfi. BAWWT«TKI?. ST..,MAfiTZRTON. 0£ «f Rfl>hVs JjGßl^S'' :^ s^^SSssßs li^lfs^iiffiS H 3@ Agi m m Mrm> Amber Tips Tea — Best for the Children No other tea is so good or SO whole- \ some as Amber Tips. And hence the wise mother insists that it is used in the home, for she knows that her children's digestion will easily be injured by harsh and inferior teas. Only the best may be used for the children's favourites, so the little ones insist on using Amber Tips for the doll's tea party. Amber Tips represents the acme of perfection in tea. Blended from the finest combination of the best teas from the best gardens, it is wonderful value. The 2{- per lb. Amber Tips represent* porfwtira in tea. blending. For flavour, aroma, quality and strength it is -without an equal. The 1/10 per lb. grade pleases tens of thousands -who never before were quite satisfied. Its flavour and quality ia rarely excelled even in teas of higher price. Another grade of Amber Tips to sold at 1/8 per lb.— flue tea and splendid value it is too. 43 ™Ki WELLIN CTO!^ V rr^TTV i^ipmi^fe , BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR XMAS GOODS ,'E k GOOD LOOK AT OUR gLECTKO "OLATED ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. JAPANESE SILVER GOODS. Useful and ornamental. Also Suit Cases, Dressing Cases, picn'.c Hampers, Work Baskets Wicker Trunks ETC ETr ies lilt mm J W'e ml *m 1 m fsk m HIS p m ■ m ■ft M sum wm m mm mtMWiZmM (1) May bo a disappointment if the I right man doesn't make it. If it is J made here, the "right man" will super- I vise its making, for there's a reputa- 8 tion at stake; hence every effort to please is a pleasure. I Right from the- choosing of the I cloth to the final fitting, painstaking I care is taken by every member of g the staff, a sta ffwith good experience J So that this year's Suit or Costume |' will he iu.s't as it should be. f 'HE FASHIONABLE TAILOR,