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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 16 April 1913, Page 7

Bp—f—» Good Furniture! % HIGH CLASS FURNISHINGS, " (L nver than Ever.) 800 YARDS OF HEAVY LINOLFUMS. USUAL PRICE 2s 6d. m SCODLLAR'S SALE PRICE la lid Yam. 1 EVERY LINE WE SELL IS GENUINE.. I Scoullar Co., Ltd., i WELLINGTON. 1 1 Quality and reasonable prices. Art and Home t b . all combined In our Furniture. There's not aisuite in our estab lishment that does not satisfy all these ual^ cati ®" s " noSS | b iu Do call in and see our Specimen Rooms. No 01ne cian poisslbly realise what can be done in the way of furnishing till they nave seen them. The choice of style, whether light a "J ua S® c ® fu L e „ solid and heavy—this choice can be exercised to advantage when yoM have the exact thing in front of you. T. McCracken, 'THE GOOD VALUE FURNISHER MASTERTON. You Mil* can pe (Ti' CHILDREN rrt* !»■•"* Are very fond of this Rich, Pure j > Milk Itis Nourishing, Wholesome, and Strength-giving JJ,g [deal fOOO TOI" Infants I «• You can depend upon it I I

A WELCOME GUEST IN THE HOME W. THE FAMILY .STIMULANT TEA OF QUALITY Quality counts as the foremost property in tea, a d only good, pure, wholesome tea is safe to drink.* Another essential in tea is theirie. CRESCENT TEA 's rich quality, rich in theine. rich in every propertv that distinguishes good tea. For the early morning cu take It is stimulating and invigorating. Three grades at 2g, Is iOd and Is 6dper lb. Try it before you buy it. Write at once to the proprietors, who -* ll send you a sample on trial free. & G. TURNBULL & CO., WELLINGTON.