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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5035, 27 May 1895, Page 4

SOUR GRAPES. fI \HE fox could not reach the grapes, J they were quite beyond him, so he said they were sour. " Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise." Silence is golden, but tlie | drum is a noisy instrument, though -I "quite empty." When you haven't got a Tea Blonduig business—disparage it— ■ for there is nothing left for you to do. M . . su Ignorance regarding Tea Blending is . conlincd to the FEWnow-a-days.it would be a pity to enlighten THEM, re THE PUBLIC AKE WISE EMPIRE CO.'S BLENDED TEAS AS THE STANDARD TEA Of the Colony, by which they compare all others. THE EMPIRE TEA COMPANY possess a largeand increasing business. A typhoon cannot shake it. They lead the trade by knowledge, skill, prcscverancc, and enterprise—nothing else. The strongest proof of good faith is that our registered trade mark, " EMPIRE TEA CO." is on every package. Please note the following brands and prices ; Diiaoon 3/Houmii 3/Kanoka Valley ... 2/10 Elephant 2/8 Cbkscbst 2/6 Buffalo 2ft EifflßK 2/2 Mikado 2/Cevlos, in lead (ml and gold label) 2/EMPIKJf TEA COMP.iNY, W. 4. G. TUMBULL & CO., E. H. WADMNMM, QrEEN-STBEET, MaSTEMOS. LAND, LOAN, FINANCE, AND INSURANCE AGEN'L "ItrONEY invested for clients, Mortgages, Loans and Insurances (Fire and Life) arranged for clients BANKEiis*-Bank of New South Wales. ; Agents in Wellington and other places. Revolving Shutter, Vene- , tian and Wire Blind , Factory. '. 105, Upper Willis Street, Wellington. J. Andrews, Proprietor. T ANDREWS (lutePethcrick & Co.) ut ' begs to inform the residents of the j Wairarapa and the public generally.that he is constantly manufacturing Rcvolv- -, ing Shutters, Venetian and Wire Blinds, \ which he is prepared lo supply on the _ shortest notice at rcasomible prices. _ All descriptions of BLINDS made and Repaired at Lowest Prices A Packing Cms Factory Attached. Ladder-webbing, Cordiug, and all material for repairs always m stock. Estimates given on application WALTER CHISHOL&i » General Storekeeper, j, Wlaurlceville. AGENT for the Standard Eire Insuranee CompanyTO SUIT THE TIMES. DRAPEBY JUST OPENED. Q£ PIECES FLANNELETTES 7.5 PAIRS WHITE BLANKETS, j 7,0,8/6 to 35/-pair GO COLOURED BLANKETS, y 120 DOZEN LADIES' AND n CHILDREN'S HOSE Gdup to 2/6 pr 55 PIECES DRESS STUFFS, 73 PIECES GREY AND WHITE CALICOS, 21d up to Bld yd ' SOMEN'S TWEED SUITS, 15/6, 19/6,22/6, 25/- upwards 3 3d BOYS'TWEED SUITS, •1/6, 5/6, 6/6 to 15/■l7 BOYS' OVERCOATS, 6/11 upwards 42 LADIES' MACINTOSHES, 12/6 upwards 35 LADIES'ULSTERS, 10/6 each '. 31 MENS' OVERCOATS ANDMAC INTOSHES, bought at 50 per w cent discount. s W. BELL Opposite Club Hotel, Mastcrton. fjIHE Permanem Investment and 1 Loan Association, of Wairarapa, of ' at Main-street, Gbehown. OiBEOtOBS: Messrs W. Booth (chairman), M, Cfldelberg, W. H, Didito, C, Elgar, J, r » Fuller, and F. H. Wood. he iheAnnnal Incomo eicecds £10,000:OaplW on lir l«aii £38,222 ; Profltß already allotted i«,7B0; Keaerve fund £Bl2. rrr The purpoacß for whioh the ABEOolatlon Ii eitablistal oro twofold, In the first plaaa It Bucoa to bo invested by periodical payments, it jmforms to the circumstances of all olflsaes. In m tkc second place, to thoiewho reQuire loani o|ion properties they already poasoßS, ot whe may B.sot with opportunities of acquiring proits porta tuemeana of ur obtaining adi j agreed upon, SttbEcriptlona on Investment I shireo, (s per month; ultimate value of Blue ,le 1% Pa-y Day-Tho first Saturday In each 'k- month, to AOENTB>Ie Masterton-Mr G. S. W. Dalrymple 'J' Carterton—Mr W, J, Linden 1M Fcathcrston-JirJ.G.Cox !j?' Pahiatua-Mr H. W. Briggs. ;« G.WYETT,