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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5102, 13 August 1895, Page 4

/UFOFOItTJ^TUMG.: VIOLIS TXIITIOK< MR, J. CANDY Trusts that with reasonable ckargcs.and satisfaction given, lie mil receive a snare of tho support of the district, Addkess-J. CANDY, Lincoln Bond ....Mustoton " Quart of Good Ah is'a Dish for a Xitiff.-SiiAKESVKiiK "-(Winters We). BEEK.DELICIOUSBEEK 1 Beautitouy Bimbht, Seductively Sparkmxo, STAPLES' XXXX BEER is THE BEST BEER BREWED, AND may be obtained at almost all Hotels in the Wairarapa district. Gall for Staphs Best! Drink only Staphs Best! And touch no other Beer I J. STAPLES & CO., (Limited), Molesworth and Murphy streets, Wellington. A PETITION TO PARLIAMENT. Ml!, H. D. NELSON, of the firm of Messrs Nelson, Moate k Co., Tea Blenders, of Christchtirch, has petitioned Parliament to impose an extra DUTY OF 2d PER LB on Ceylon and India Teas if packed abroad. CAN IT BE that the GREAT SUCCESS OP SURATURATEA, which to enable its DISTINCTIVE QUALITY to bemore perfectly retained, is packed in \ and lib lead packages in Ceylon, is assailed by this petition ? CAN IT BE that it is proposed to give a monopoly to Tea Blenders ? CAN IT BE to compel the masses to drink Blended Tea f CAN IT BE to compel those who drink Snratiira Tea lo pay 2d per lb more lor il ? The lMilion is a record of the WON-W-lIRIL APPKE'JIATION by the mibIicof'SUKATUIIATEA. It states the importation of Ceylon Tea is INCREASING, and By Eeference that SUHATABA is driving BLENDED TEAS out of the market. NEVEEhas a TEIUMPH BEEN more complete: NEVEII has such a RECOGNITION of THE value of SUEATUEA TEA been obtained from so excellent and experienced an author. itv; never has such an unintentional Ci).\TII:MaTIOX of PUBLIC ■U'PHECIATION been obtained from -enf the largest TEA BLENDEKS in !•«■ ealand. Fathers, Mothers, Heads of Families, show your resentment of this Petition by being faithful to Stiratura, andSuratiira will be faithful to you.

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