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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9416, 10 April 1909, Page 6

VI / f\ te? m .'•Only M Gold Medal A IBB2i \ Anyone cam buy some low-priced inferior grade! tea, put it up in a _ fancy packet|£and mark* it 2/ per lb —oi another price, GOLD //£Ay%\\\ 'MtDAL ill MOAJE & Co.’s -TEA Is pure Ceylon and pure blended tea, and you have a guarantee of its Purity, Quality and Value. It has stood the test for THIRTY YEARS, from to 1909. 1/4. 1/6, 1/8. 1/10. 2/-. 2/2 per lb. W. M ONK S, (Late of Hobart, Tasmania), Ladies’ and Gent's Tailor and Costumier, HIGH STREET, BULLS, TTag taken over Mr J. Stevenson’s Business, and hopes to conduct the tame to the satisfaction of patrons. Specialties: Ladies* Ride-Astride Skirts. Gent’s Riding Breeches. Oddebs Pbomptlt Attended To. NEW GOODS TO H^ND— Early Orders solicited. At Holiday time “ Highlander” Condensed Milk Is a real boon! If the daily milk is sour “ Highlander” is fresh and ready! If it is “ too hot to cook ?’* * "Highlander” will prove of immense value in the preparation of R “ Hot W eather Meals!” H If a picnic is arranged ? A tin or two of “ Highlander ” 1 Condensed Milk will solve the milk question! If Baby’s milk is “turned” by the heat ? Don’t run any risk—open a tin of ’ “ Highlander ” and give the “little 5 darling ” this fresh, pure, and healthful milk, diluted to instructions. v Pure Milk is the only safe milk in Summer —and to be quite safe, use the favourite HIGHLANDER CONDENSED MILK, which is guaranteed pure, positively free from - all pathogenic germs," Full Cream,” and “You can depend upou It.S

EDUCATION OF THE HORSE. J. M, HENDERSON, the Scottish Champion Horse Tamer and Educator is prepared to receive all' kinds of vicious and other Horses to break and educate. Vicious and man-eating stahions taken and made docile, so that anyone can handle them. Young colts and fillies broken to saddle and harness. Ladies’ Hacks taught Style, Manners and High Stepping, and to pick up either whip, gloves or handkerchief if dropped while in the saddle ; also to follow like a pet dog, and become a faithful friend and obedient servant. Horses got up for Show or Saleyard purposes, their coats made like satin, their condition enhanced and their appearance made beautiful, drawing the public’s admiration, and putting pounds more into their owner’s pockets. For terms and Conditions apply to Educator J. M. HENDEESON, Scahdia Street; Palmerston North, All Communications strictly private and promptly attended to. Testimonials on application. JOHN McFARLANE, Ship Chandler & Sailmaker, YIOTOEIA AVENUE, W A N G A N TJ I. Direct Importer & Betaiier of Calicoes, Sheetings, Table Linen, Towels, etcManufacturer of TENTS, TARPAULINS* OIL- ; SKINS, Etc. HORSE COVERS. . HORSE COVERS. Manufacturer and * Patentee of FcFAELANE’S C<d<>lra<ed HOEBE & COW COVEES. Marten Agents—DA VENPOEI BROS,