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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4458, 30 June 1893, Page 4

" What prico Tea shall to use ?" - " You ask ua as experts?" ' ■ ■;, .■•'!■' ' : ■' ■•■ " Well, if you want the Best Tea you must pay at least 3s a pound for it, and; .DiKAGON AND HOUDAH ," But it is simply a matter of taste." "Fortunatelyallpeoplo are not aliko." "Nor are all Teas." "There ate many grades of Tea, there fore there aro many prices." "" "Whatovorbrandofthe EMPIRE TEA CO.'S TEAS you may buy, you may be sur'o you are getting good value." "Butyouaskus, ' What is tho Best 2s Tea to be procured in Now Zealand ?'" "Wowill tell you- \ EMPIRE TEA CO.'S In Lead Packets, Tins, or Half-Chests. And you willed WE ABE EIGHT. W.&G.-TCBNBULL&CO., PBOPRIETOBS. GOOD SALT BUTTER Ib now in demand in the/r' AUBTKALUH COLAtf JBS and: .FRESH B Moets with Ready ' WEE underside 1 receive consij shipment. V W. J. GANDY.TheWter Collar, General Commission and\Produoo Apent •', Custom Honso Quay. Wellington. ~"tMroRTANT TO FARmWiS. CHEAP MANURESf

mHE WjSLLmaioN Meat Export Com- '. pans offot their Manures, prepared prices on trucks at Ngahauranga : Bone Meai, Ist quality, per ton, ,£6 Bone Meai, 2nd quality, „ £5 BIOOD MAMDBE ~ ;.. •Mued Manures „ £4 Saraplcß, with copies of analysis, can bo had on application The Company are Purchasers of, CLASSES of Fat Stock, and a"r ■* sented in the Wairarapa by - MoKbnzie, of Foathersto-^ r MaSTJMON. ,H. R.LOW, Proprietor I TAKING possession of the STAE HOTEL, I beg to inform the publio of Maatcrton and District that no effort will be spared to make the Hotel a popular resort. Special attention will be paid to the re ■qmrements otßoardersand Visitors, Onlytte best brands of liquora will be k\pt Stabhntt and Paddooka. H. R, TLOW

-\ON'T MBS THE CHANCE to PurJ obaso a fliuse from the Undersigned who can sell upcattny terms and at your own price. Homes md Sections of Lund for salo in any part oltho Borough. Terms arranged and tno way ti buymade Easy, • WorksopSoad— No acre land, 55ft frontage, with new 8 rooms', dwelling, j . Worktop fioad— No 2—ssfi'rontaee, 160 depth, with new 6 roomed dwelling. •■•- . i Miriam Sired—No 3—50 feet frontage by a depth of 110 feet, with new 5 roomed Dwelling-house. All well fonced, sheds and every convenience. ' Queen feeJ-Land, 88 ftjby 132 ft, 7 Boomed. Dwelling, Coii)>:r, Pump, and Every convenience. . Planted with Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Garden, etc., etc, E, fl. WADDiNGTON, COMMISSION AND INSURANCE '■AGENT,.: PERRY-BTBEET, , MASTERTON.

JAMES ELLIOTT Saddkr and Hamumaker, . JUEEN-5TMET,.,,.,,, „.„MaSIEETOH HAS in etock at exceptionally favorable prices, a splendid assortment of Oajjieebuky Hoese. Cotbes, a very laree lotof Calf and KiNamoo skids for.LoNa Legoinqs, first-claßß extra refined Jleatsfooi On. • ' ■''' An excellent assortment of Hunting and Ladies' Saddles, English and Colonial Barnoss, Bridles, Spurs, and Sundries, Pack Saddles, Sbatt and Leading Harness, and ever; requiement of the trade, Repairs Fxteukd Promptly, Carefytty andalModtmk Maal ''' JAMKS ELLIOTT'S. GEO. HERON Hall Street, MASTEBTON, ' i , 'GENERAL PBOWOE DEALER v , - •' "- J^ B ' : ilNoi'NG wire 1