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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8291, 20 November 1906, Page 2

SEASONABLE GOODS FOR SPRING FURNISHING The SCOIILLAB COMPANY, Ltd., IT&VB NOW OPENED UP FRESH SHIPMENT OF Curtains, Carpets, J. Linoleums, Rugs, and Mattings. SPEOLtfi ATTENTION is directed to our Exceptionally Fine Selection of Inlaid Linoleums. THE NEW SEASON'S PATTERNS Surpass any Hitherto Seen. Our Stock o£ Carpets Comprises the Latest and Beat from the Leading Manufacturers. Choice* New Goods in Taffetas, Printed Linens, Furniture Coverings, EtCt Our New Factory fitted with the Most Modern Machinery Enables Us to produce Furniture at Prices Much Below Usual Rates. Customers can STILL RELY on obtaining Goods of our well known Quality and Finish. Bedding Of Superior Quality at Lowest Prices. Competent and Experienced Men sent to give Estimates Free of Charge [For any description of Furnishino;. „„.„.„.,, WRITE TO US FOR SAMPLES, DESIGNS, PBICES/Etc. The Scoullap Company, Ltd. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, & ARTISTIC HOUSE FURNISHERS. RETAIL WAREHOUSE, 197, 199 LAMBTON QUAY. FURNITURE & BEDDING FACTORY, THORNDON QUAY. .

SPBING SEASON. 1906 SHOES. " LL the NEW SHOES for the Spring Season are now in Stock. represent the highest skill of the best Makers. We invite you to step along and see the Quality and Prices. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON,

HHMH "THE COAL THAT SATISFIES THE LADIES." f$ THE VALUE OF A uOAL DEPENDS UPON THE AIWOUNT OF . . HEAT IT GIVES, AND THE PERCENTAGE OP WASTE. THIB LITTLE DIAGRAM SHOWS . . THAT " COAVBROOKDALE » WESTPORT, THOUGH NOT THE LOWEST PRICED, 18 OHEAPEST IN THE END. IT GOES FURTHER, AND IS "THE FINEST GOAL SOUTH OF THE LINE." &'+ 1 ton ol CnaibrookI too ol Newcastle 1 ton of Lignite :.HEAt VALUE Proportion of Wait* Proportion of Wait* Proportion of Waste

mm mal: -w. iVftSOTHt MM Wmmwm% mm It is human nature to experiment. Biblical history reports that the citizens of Athens were always "seeking some new thing." That was 2000 years ago, and the same applies in the 20th century. . '■ • I Since the year 1880, NELSON I Moate & Co's. TEA has been first and only favourite. v I 37 years has witnessed the | introduction of hundreds of dif- j ferent brands of tea, by as many different firms. Whenever a new brand appeared the experimenting public purchased " just to try it "—a solitary 41b. One trial was enough, and a half-a-pound too much. These teas never got beyond the experimental stage. A discerning public when buying Tea, will have a good article, and the enormous and increasing demand proves that the first and only favourite in 1906 is MOATE & Co'B. N. M. 8 Co. Introduced Ceylon Tea in 1880-1881. Mtz^mzmm^wfsmJ ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE SUCCESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MEIUT IT. WE have during the past year spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New Zealand and can now confidently aß3ert we have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who knjoy a ,®OOD GL&BS OF BEER TO ASK FOB STAPLES 1 BEST, on draught at aJrnoet all hotels in the City &nd surrounding Districts. Afld confidently anticipate their verdict will be that v Staples and Co. havoßUcaesefully removed the reproach that g;cd beer, could not be brewed in Wellington Wellington