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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5030, 31 May 1895, Page 4

SOUR GRAPES. J | (HE fox could not reach the grape; J[ they were quite beyond him, so h said they were sour, "Where ipnornncc is bliss,'tis foil to bo wise," Silence is golden, but tli drum is a noisy instrument, thoug " quite empty." When you haven't got Tea Blending business —disparßgo itfor there is nothing left for you to do. Ignorance regarding Tea Blending: confined to the FEW now-a-dnys, would bo a pity to enlighten THEM. THE PUBLIC ABE WIS] THKV BEOARD THE EMPIRE CO.'S BLENDED TEA AS THE STANDARD TE A Of the Colony, by which they compa all others. THE EMPIIIE TEA COMPAN possess a largeand increasing business A typhoon cannot shake it, Th< lead the trade by knowledge, ski. prcsovcrance, and enterprise—nothii else., The strongest proof of good fail is that our registered trade mar "EMPIRE TEA CO." is on cvci Please noto the following brands ai prices EMPIRE TEA COMPANY W. &. Ct. TUBSBULL & CO, Proprietors, Wellingto E H. WADDINGTOI QuEEN-STBEET, MaSTEBTOK. LAND, LOAN, FINANCE, AN INSURANCE AGENI. invested for clients, Jloi gages, loans and Insuranc (Fire and Life) arranged for clien daily. P.O. Box 64. Bankers—Bank of New South Wah Agents in Wellington and other places. Revolving Shutter, Vene tian and Wire Blind Factory. 105, Upper Willis Street, Wellingto J. Andrews, Proprietor. T ANDKEWS (late Petlierick &C( * begs to inform the residents of tl Wairarapa and the publi c generally.tli he is constantly manufacturing lievol ing Shutters, Venetian and Wire Blind which he is prepared to supply on tl shortest notice at reasonable prices. All descriptions of BLINDS made ai Repaired at Lowest Prices 4 Packing Case Factory Attached Ladder-webbing, Cording, and all mate ial for repairs always in stock. Estimates ?iven on application TO SUIT TEE TIMES. CHEAP DRAPERY JUST OPENED. aJT PIECES FLANNELETTE! < J 2id, 41d, aid, Gjd, 7id, Bkl yi 751'AIliS WHITE BLANKETS, 7/0,8/G to 35/- pai Oi COLOUKED BLANKETS, 3/11 up to 15 I'J 11 DOZEN LADIES'AND lIIILDK EN'S HOSE (id up to 2/li ] 5o PII-.OESDIIESS STUFFS, 3ld, sld, 7ld, 1/- to 3/0 y Ti I'IICCES (tKEY AND WHITE CALICOS, 2ld up to Sidy 29 MEN'S TWEED SUITS, 15/0,19/0, 22/0,25/- upward 39 BOYS'TWEED SUITS, -J/0,5/0,0/1) to 15, 47 BOYS' OYEIiCOATS, 0/U upwnrd 42 LADIES' MACINTOSHES, 12/0 upward 35 LADIES'ULSTEHS,IO/0 each 31 MENS' OYEIiCOATS AND MAC INTOSHES, bought at 50 pe cent discount. W. BELL Opposite Club Hotel, Masterton. fjIHE Permanent investment nn< 1 Loan Association, of Wairarapa Main-btbeet, GsEriowK. DIBIOIOR8! Jtarn'W, Booth (chairman), 1 Caselberg, W. 11. Diddamp, C, Elgar, i Fuller, and F. H, 'Wood. ThoAuuual Income exceeds £l6,ooo;Capltal o loan £38,222 ; Prufits already ailotte Jt9,760; Keservc fund £Bl2, Tho pnrposoa for which the Association : €etablisiiecl aro twofold. In the firafc p!a-e i offers an excellent method of investment t those who wish to acomauliio their capital < savings at tho htahestrate consistent with poi feet security, and by allowing ainaii orlaig gums to bo invested by periodical payments, i oonforms to the circumstances ol all classes. I the second place, to those who require loan apon properties they already possess, oi wh nay aset with opportunities of acquiring pre perties advantageously, it presents the means « obtaining advances upon favorable terms, Th Association receives lied deposits at ntes to b agreed upon, Subscriptions on tmsstmen shares, 5s per mouth; ultimate value of shoi £SC, Pay Day—The first Saturday ineacl month, Masterton—Mr G. S. W. Dalrympli Carterton—Mr W. J. Liudop Peatlierston-Mr J, Gr. Cox Taluatua-Mr H. W. Briggs, G.WYETT, ■ Manager. ; !FfOBUOY ROAP ! Ad A'utiseptio and JJiainttctaut.