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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5103, 14 August 1895, Page 4

piAKOFORTJS TUNING. Yiolis Tuition, MR, J. CANDY Trusts that with reasonable charges,and satisfaction given,lie will receive a share of the support of the district. Abssess—J. CANDY, Lincoln Bond Mcsterton " Quart of Good Ak is a Dish for a Jfi'iif/. —SIiAKKSi'KUK" —(Winter's Talo), BEER, DELICIOUS BEER BEAUTIFULLY BRIGHT, Seductively Sparkling, Perfectly Pure. STAPLES' XXXX BEER 19 THE BEST BEER BREWED, AND may be obtained at almost all Hotels in the Wairarapa district. Cull for Staphs' Best! Brink only Staples' Best! Ami touch no other Beer! J. STAPLES & CO,, (Limited), Molesworlh and Murphy streets, Wellington. A PETITION TO PARLIAMENT. Mil. IL D. NELSON, of the iirm of Messrs Nelson, Moate & Co., Tea Blenders, of Christchurch, has petitioned Parliament to impose an extra DUTY OF 2d PER LB on Ceylon and India Teas if packed abroad. CAN IT HE that the GREAT SUCCESS OF SURATURA TEA, which to enable its DISTINCTIVE QUALITY to bcmorc perfectly retained, is packed in 5 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 ? CAN IT BE to compel those who drink Suratura Tea to pay 2d per lb more tor it? The Petition is a record of the WONDERFUL APPRECIATION by the public, of SUIiATUItA TEA. It states the importation of Ceylon Tea is INCREASING, and By Deference that SUIiATARA is driving BLENDED TEAS out of the market. NEVER has' a TRIUMPH BEEN more complete; NEVER lias such a RECOGNITION of THE value of SUItATUIiA TEA been obtained from so excellent and experienced an authority; never lias such an unintentional CONFIRMATION of PUBLIC APPRECIATION been obtained from one of the largest TEA BLENDERS in New Zealand. Fathers, Mothers, Heads of Families, show your resentment of this Petition by being faithful to Suratura, and Suratura will be faithful to you. SOFT WHITE HANDS, LADIES who do their own work, washing, scrubbing, sewing or gardening, and thus suiter from Chapped Hands and Roughness of Skin should never fail to use Wilton's Hand Emollient, A new preparation for keeping the hands soft and white, preventing chaps or roughness of any kind. It is invaluable for Engineers, Blacksmiths, etc., for cleansing the hands. Sold in jars at 1/3 post free. Use Wilton's Athletic Emmiocation, Is the advice of a well-known "ped" who has proved its efficacy on several occasions, Athletes, footballers, cyclists, &c. will find it an invaluable remedy for sprains, bruises, stillness, chest colds, &c. Vcn, Archdeacon Stock writes

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