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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4817, 5 September 1894, Page 2

FISH TACKLE. FISH TACKLE! EISH TACKLE! S.S. "KAIKOURA," THE W.F.C.A. HAVE JUST LANDED THEIR NEW SEASON'S SUPPLY OF HIGH CLASS FISHING TACKLE. Our London buyer has been successful In securing a splendid assortment from the best manufacturers. SPECIAL LINES IN RODS, SPECIAL LINKS IN CASTS, SPECIAL LINES IN MINNOWS, SPECIAL LINES IN FLIES, ETC. We particularly wish to draw tlio attention of Anglers to tlio PLIES! FLIES! ELIES! as they liavc specinlly wrapped for us. ■> FISHERMEN ABE INVITED TO CALL AND INSPECT THE STOCK. COMPARE PRICES AND QUALITIES which wo arc confident cannot bocxcolled anywhere in the Colony, W.E.C.A., LIMITED. TRY SILKSTONE SOAP! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. HAS tho Largest Sale of any SOAP manufactured in the Colonies. Ask your Grocer lor it and insist upon having no other. ONCE USEDILWAYS USED! ONE TRIAL WILL PROYj: WHAT WE SAY: f' n \ MASTEKTON agencp. (/. Braham & Co.j (/, Jones & Go, } ekgtahuna agents; __

Mutual Life Association of Australasia OFFERS THE SAFEST INVESTMENT. Apply for Tables and Rates to A. E. D'AIiCY, District Agent, Masterton. INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED ONE MILLION. THE LUXURY OF THE DAY! IIANDABIN\ THE MA ™' MANDARIN MAKDAItIN MANDARIN MANDARIN MANDARIN MANDARIN/ AND T I GrEB Pure Blended Teas. (TIGER TIGER TIBER TIGER TIGER TIGER ,TIGER The Tiger Blends were tlic very first introduced into this Colony, combining tlie richness and strength of the Indian, with the delicate flavour of the Ceylon while the Mandarin Blends contains the finest qualities of China and Indian Teas In |lb mid lib packets at 2s, 2s 2d, 2s 4d, 2s Cd; also slb and 10lb Tins, AYc guarantee tliem absolutely pure, and every packet full weight, SAMPLES ON APPLICATION, ONLY TO BE OBTAINED AT lIE ANTI-MONOPOLY STORES, J. GRAHAM AND CO., MASTERTON. DRAPERY AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS AT ECONOMICAL PRICES. ■ "pEFOItE purchasing Drapery, Ch jj ing, Boots, or Household FurnishI ings. residents in the Wairarapa should write to the D.LC, Wellington, for samples, catalogues and price lists, or visit the Company's im- ' incuse establisliment. 1 The New Spring and Summer Goods arc now being shown in nil departments of the D.I.C. -Whilst the variety and novelty of the new goods arc fully equal to any hitherto shown, the prices arc marked at even lower rates than hitherto. B. HALLENSTEIN, A. A, CORRIGAN, Chairman of Directors. Manager.

AH! THIS BEATS THEM. MEN'S COLONIAL KNITTED SOX, 7 !>il. 6|6 UNION SHIIiTS FOB 4/6, DOl'S' MACES 4d. Wens' Overcoats 14/6. Boys' Overcoats 4/11. IYlens' Regatta Shirts 2/11. lyd wide Calicoes 4/6 per doz; Cretonnes 3/11 per do/, i Dress Goods 3/9 F r doz; Wide Black llibbons 4Jd per yard. n 0. PRACHELL'S, Cheap Draper & Clothier; (Next (lie Clock) Quffi-ST M.tSTIvRTOX. ■ NOTICE OF BEMOVAL. •R, P. GrINDBES, '* J DENTIST. Has BEMOVED from Cliureli-st. to tlio Bnsidcnce liitlierto occupied r C. T. Nathsch, Lincoln Bond. WALTER CHIBHOLM, General Storekeeper, v tYlaiirlccville. Sub-Agent for the Standard fire Innwane Company.