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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3563, 16 July 1890, Page 4

■Jfor'Mfr THE Oelobratod. CHAMPION ;'..;./ PorATOEs r / - acknowledged to' be tho Heaviest Croppor. Seed imported direct from Englnhd lasbyeav. ' ..;,..,;,.;' Tlio-following ffollkiioiru settlors have givoii us testimonials iw to quality and quantity grown ;■' •'' lhave great pleasure.in giving, you a testimonial 'us to the quality of tho Champion Potatoesl had of you. ; Thby wero splendid oatihg, and looked nice and ivhito when cooked.—D, E, Toohim, Universal Hotel,' 1 _" I lio? to say thatyourcropof Champion Potatoes was very .hoa»y,,aud the quality excollenfc.—Thos Parsons, Eketabuna Hotel;" . : ~' ; "TheChampiuh Potatoes I had of you wero very good iudced.-Mns A. Sprhki, Eketalnuia." ' •'• ' " 1 havo seen tho Champion .Potatoes grown by yon. For weight ansp)uality> the crop would be hard to boat.—Thos. Bayiiss, Eketahuna. : "I have taken particular notieo of your paddock of potatoes, aud tho' different kinds of tho ''Champion' imported by you Were tho heaviest crop I havo ever seen, and far before any of tho other sorts, and'tho quality excellent.D. Siieehyx, Wi Waka." " I have on sovoral occasions inspected in company with "others'your crop v oE Champions too so good for the first season imported. They wero a muoh', heavier crop than any of the colonial potatoes planted in. the Bamo paddock, and next season will I nm'suru do much better.—F. BMGmyPhceuix Saw Mills." 1 ' Tho Champion Potatoes I had of you wero the very best 1 havo over had. I was surprised to find, considering the size, that none were bad or hollow.—H, Johkbbby, Parkvillo." ■-■•'■■ "

" The Champion Potatoes I dug for you woro a. very-heavy orop-tbe best I have seen in the colony, I dug up myself in one day lfi saoksof them.—F, fioiiDE.Ekelahuna." . ''But the only romojy for the potato disease known in other countries—and remember this is a remody, although temporary-is tho propagation of new varieties. Is it not time to commence similar work here on a larger scale than has yet been attempted 1 -Melbourne Leader. For further particulars apply to TURNOB&OO., 355!) . Eketahuna. SALSALINE "SHJS GREAT FOOD PRESERATIVE THIS valuabloantiseptio is tasteleas, odorless, and por fectly harmless It is ipiarantoed u> keep meat, Eoup, milk; eggs, hutter, fish, preserves, fruit, wine, and food of every description Bweet and wholesale till required for use. . ONE SHILLING PACKET will prcsorve 20a worth of food. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS & GROCERS in Is ami 2s'packets. ' Wholesale Aqnt-E, H, OREA E. ■G. E SCALES, WOOL, FLAX. DAIEY, PRODUCE & COMMISSION AGENT. '

JJ kinds of pioduce for Bala or shipraent. Agents In England, Australia, ■■ India, South Araerica and Canada. ' OmcKi-Otßrojt House (jwr, Wellington. Agent for Northern Fire Insurance Co, Agent for Globe, Marino Insurance Cu' Firo and Marine risks taken at the Lowest Bates, 3297. WHY IS IT You can always depend on getting a good article if you buy -^ CREASE'S Al COFFEE, ff' INTHETINS? of expenonce and labor. The selection, and blending of tho finest coffees known havobeon studied carefully until the present combination has beon.adopted as perfect, and cannot fail to give universal satisfaction to consumers Ask your grocer for CUBASE'S Al COFFEE, In lib and 21b tins, And you aro aurefr get the right article, Charles J. Higgins, The Eketahuna Carrier,

A LL kinds of DARTING end gene--1 Cl. vol carrying done. FIREWOOD out and dolirered a* LOWEST RATES. PARCELS DELIVERY' to Ak FREDTON twice a week. "1* N-B-Customors may rely on prompt attention, civility, andlorai Possible Chabges, 8412 W.MANSFIELD Monumental Mu so Sydney Street, WELLINGTON. (Neatly oppoEito tho Cemetery Gate,) MARBLE HEADSTONES from £5 10s upwards. T7 M, has had an intimate and \l\ ' practicable knwlethjo of Qui methods of Imperishable Lottorinpr, guarantees all work oxeouted by him (^ be of the best quality, Estimates p; yon TDAITJffiPSRRy VY WERAX BUTCHKB, BRIDGE-ST, MABTERTON FURNITURE 1 FURNITURE C "jl/TOELLER begs to ntimato to . lU his many friends n tho Wairarapa that ho has oponed uwoll. furnished establishment at 67, Mannersstreet, Wellington, where orders will bo punctually attended to. All goods manufactured at the oxtonßive factory, Dixoi-streot. A VIST OF INSPECTION IN ~ VITED ' . . NOTICE/^ l/TRT. PARSONS wishes to Inform 1 the public that in consequence of , tho destruction of tho Eketah'una Hotel byfiro, the business will ; bo earned on in the Publio Hall pondins; tho erection of new buildings. The travelling public can rely on the samo attention as formorly.

T. PAESONS, Proprietor. AI ft /I bccameu •KlTolr/L • of eitho, CUI ' CUT . . tlieir own loAIUIcb- at woik or us. New business,' All meet n th wonderful success, .Any ono can ili the work. Capital act required. We will<startyoiu Outfit worth £1 mailed free. Tlio employment is particularly adapted to tba regur in which this publication circulatesu . Boys and girla cam nearly as much as men, Now is the timo-dou't delay, but write tous atonce. Address•-Stinsbn & (fyl'ortland, . Maihc,lTnitcdStat* ' , ■