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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5010, 26 April 1895, Page 4

~-,i THESE AM DIMES 01' DEPRESSION. PRODUCE IS LOW. WORK 18 SOAIiCi •pHE greatest economy is necessary J in the housohold expenditure, paricularly of those whose incomos ate ift'cctcd by tlie pressure of the times. Economical and Puro Tea is as esscn,ial to economy and life as fuel is to the ocomotiye. There arc many brands of Tea which iro represented to possess the virtues of >conomy imd purity: there is but one ;liat has the appreciation of tlio public SUEATURA TEA. Its introduction has made the sale of Teas at over 3s per pound a thing of tho past, The Suratura D Quality is a Tea fit for the most fastidious, and can be obtained from your grocer at 2s fid per pound. You cau now reduce your Tea expen, diture enormously. Before the advent of SUBATUEA It was largely advertised that certain Teas would make over LAEGE CUPS To the Pound, Costing the consumer about a farthing per cup. Now the consumers who use Suratura can obtain 20 j[ LAEGE CUPS To the Pound, costing about ONE-TENTH OP A PENNY PEE CUP. CHEAP FIREWOOD. f J CAMERON, Bridge Creek staV . tion, Upper Taueru, is prepared to supply the residents of Alasterton and suburbs with firewood, at the following rates (One foot lengths 17s per cord MatahTwo „ „ 13s , (Four „ „ 10s , (One „ „ 24s , Maibe < Two „ „ 20s , (Four „ „ 18s „ Orders attended to immediately if left n writing at either Messrs Simms and iMowlcm, Auctioneers, or Ewington eros., Waipoua Coaeli Factory, MasBrton. BUTCHERING BUSINESS. [EC. HUGHES begs to announce Hi that lie has disposed of his butchering business to Mr A. STEMPA. In returning thanks to his numerous customers for the liberal support Accorded him during the last two and a half years he would respectfully solicit a continuance of that support to his successor, C. HUGHES. IN taking over Mr C. Hughes business I bcu to inform tho public that I will keep nothing but the priinest joints of Beef, Mutton, Pork, etc., at most reasonable charges. Customers waited oil daily for orders, A STEMPA. PHOTOGBAPIIIC STUDIO. (Opposite Prince of Wales' Hotel), Q.U EEN-3T HEET, MaSTEHTOX. fjIHIS Studio is now open to the public, J. and the proprietor has procured thelatcst aud most improved instruments and appliances for turning out Photos in first-class style, at popular prices. Photos, Gnours, Views, etc., taken in any part of the district, and finished in the best style of art. Enlahoemekts made lo any size, aud finished by an experienced artist. Amateur's work finished, On Sale: Vicwsof all parts of tlictown and district D. WILTON, FBOFIIIKTOH. Address-Opposite Prince of W ilcs' Hotel. THE SHE OF SALES. f J IIIE most successful Bankrupt Stock 1 Drapery Sale, ever held in Masterton. Nine more cases iust landed from Melbourne. More bargains:— Best Tapes lid per doz., Best Wool 2s 6d per lb, Wide Calico 2s lid per doz., Colonial Flannels 8d per yard. Colonial Blankets 10s lid per pair, English Blankets 8s 6d per pair, Heavy Twill Sheeting Is per yard, Linoleum 2s lid per yard, ladies Cashmere Hose lOd per pair, Heavy Flannelettes 3s Gd per dozen, Strong Dress Tweeds !ld per yard double, Dent's Ed Gloves, 2s Gd to 3s lid jierjiair, Wide Velveteens is Id per yard. Grenadines 5d per yard double, Towels 2s lid per doz., Men's Heavy Trousers Is tid per pair, Crochet Cottons Is Gd per doz, Boys' Linen Collars Id, Lace Collarettes 3d, Leather Cushions 9d each, youth's school boots 4s Gd, men's watertights 8s 6d, men's balmorals 6s Gd, slippers, all sizes, 2s. Inspection invited, no one pressed to buy. S. G. IUDFOKO, Direct Importer, Qucen-st, u:HY WEAR OUT BOOTS by V V walking, when you cau ride in THE MASTEETON 'BUS for the small charge of THREEPENCE EACH WAY, Feoii KujsiruNi to the Hospita: oe Railway Station. Every hour from G. 40 a.m., until the last train arriyes at night. It is worth trying this hot weather. Don't Mistake the Name— COLE k BARTLETT, Prounetors. .Central Shaving Saloon. A. WHITE & CO. D EG to announce that tlicy have now I ) commenced business as. HAIRDRESSERS AND TOHACCONIBTS, in the commodious premises lately occupied by Me Geo. Sage. OLDFEIENDSand NEW FACES will be welcomed, aud patrons will find the Central Saloon second to none in Masterton for COMFOIIT, CLEANLINESS, AND ' CIVILITY. FOR SALE. O A f\ ACEES about six miles from UtfcU railway station; nearly all cleared and grassed; well-watered and fenced; no buildings; first-class grazing .country j carrying capacity, 1,600 sheep. Price, £G per acre. Exceptionally easy terms caii bo given, as owner is prepared to allow four-fifths of purchase money to remain on mortgago for a term of years at 6 per cent. 100 acres close to railway station creamery; fenced and sub-divided, and nearly all under grass; aO acres river flat: with 3-roomed. house, orchard, yards, etc; carries 400 sheep-besides cattle and horses; part. of. the land is specially adapted for, dairy, farming, This property is offered at the low price of £4 12s 6d per acre.,, £4OO may re) main on mortgage at 7 per cent. J. B. KEITH, Masterton. Itmtes' ... M$lt),000, T)H(ENIX ASSURANCE Company X of London. ; Established 1782. Lompaii £lB-000,600. E. Mi Simpson General. Manager .for New: Zealand District, iiianaiter, H. H,. Wopras. QhnrH-'oWi lWillis ; st,,'Wellington, OnUrU V' Besureandcall,