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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4718, 14 May 1894, Page 4

' the World can paint a really fitio Proture, Bnb thoueauda can rocog. uiw and thoroughly apprejiato & fine picture when they tee it. NL IT A FEW MEK 0 Become Urat-olasa Tea Blenders, but thousands can npprotea when they, taste it, , , , : rjpHE PUBLIC ARE NOT experts ' But collectively there exists among then. thwb great average intelligence which, after all, (toyerni most thing*. nfiaE EMPIRkTEA ODIS SOPERJU ■■ lOfi BLENDED. ; TEAB' HaVo-a very valuable: reputation, attention, verjr great'pereevennpe,"and veryimttoh tasistancefrom that-Great Average Intelligence of 'the General Public.' ' T ] fl ERHAPB'.YOU DON'T KNOW ' The Brands of the Empire Tea ompany's Teas, Weil, here they Oseeoont 2s 61 Bufiftlo 2b Empire 2s 21 Ooylon, InM anna Valley 2/10 h'IPIDE TEi COM, W. AND G. TUMBOLL & CO., Pbopbiexors, ELLINGTON

Horns!ow and Hoar, URNITtJRE I 1 ACT OB I, QUEEN STRE'ET, MASTEBTON, HAVING engagedthe services fo n First Clnsa Catinelmaker from Melbourne and London to take charge of the Workshop, we are therefore prepared to _exeoate any line of Furniture in the most Stylish and latest designs. We beg to speoially draw " i attention of the publio to the fact that are still keep up the reputation the firm has gained of turning out well made - and highly.fioished Furniture made from' carefully seasoned material., We have a large stock on .hand and inyite inspeotion, Furniture on the HIRE SYSTEM, HA«MR PIANOS ■ FOR SALE OBDERS TAKEN FOR % M. HOAR, UNDERTAKER. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. W' WHITT. CABINET MAKER ds UPHOLSTERER, ITIHE largest stock of Furniture, Carpet, 1 Linoleumß, &o„ in tho Wairarapj at Come mid inspect the novelties in Suites, Tables, (Jims, <tc,, Ac. Piano, by Broad; as go as new is to be sola—Bargain, FoMiITOIIEONTIIB HIBE SVSTEH, Noto the address—- ■ Opposite /hi W.F.0.A., . Masterton,

TO XL RABBIT POISON. Buy Yocr Babbit Pom I'hoh C. E. DANIELL, Qoeer Street Mastebtoh, WHO was the first to introduce Toxa Rabbii Poison into this district, eighteen months ago,

Save jmt received a fresh conaignraent, and phall be gladto execute orders . ' iti'.ahy qiiaatity.. Travelling Representative - 0, H. GAYFER. painless ENACTION'OF* TEETH ADD ' .INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL TM3TH. TWTB BRIDGE has received the followln, J-'-f- flittering tetimoniali—

Dm Sib, -During the Fraaco<Fcaaisma war in 1870my ; liorao .was killcd uctlcr me,and in the fall I received a kid, which shattered (he one side of my,,mouth, .'Owing to the peculiar and serious damage, I have had always the best London dentists, and have tried Monsieur'Ducrot,' tlio celebrated Parisian dentist, bat none have given mo such a splendidjflt and comfort as you have done; and out of gratitude I shall recommend you whenever 1 can.. I must say your chnrgo 1b extremely moderate. i Yours Truly,-.' A. H. KROUSE, Inspector for North Island Standard Accident iAssurance Co. : V "'' CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE, J. W. BRIDGE, DENTIST, 102, Upper Willis Street, Wellington. E HANSEN EKETAHUWA BOOT FACTORY, & 1 ■ DIRECT IMPORTER, BEGS to notify to the residenta of ( Eketahuna and the aurrounding districts that he has now a good stock of well ,Bsa'orted boots, with constant arrivals, in ladies', Gent's, and Children's at th& right priced. Boots made to order and i repairs neatly and promptly exo« cuted, '

EKETAHONA LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Mr ALLAIiiANGUSON lio that ha has taken over trom Mr J. Joneaitho Llvery and Bait: Stables and Grass Paddocks held by him in con' neauon IE HoBMM AKDBca<JIEBAWHB(ft .HIRE. ; and late trains if required.. First olaaa'Paddbblcß for H6raev and al '1..; ktada of Stock, : OHABMI HtiftgßllJ "