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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8993, 30 November 1907, Page 2

VALUE! THIS TIME. FEW Pall-Sized BBOS IN STOCK. HEAVY PILLARS. BRASS b'AILS. BLACK ENAMELLED. FINEST UNISH, Reduced down to this figure 47/6. Chas E. Daniell. ' MASTERTON. D E H L O I L © . AND'"' E I S O o II M S E ii 19 TEAS. When you buy "Tiger" Tea you get the best valuable obtainable for your money. It in impossible here to fully describe the quality and goodness of it—you must use it to realise its purity aftd fraprance. It is 'l'EA—a blend of the be9t of Ceylon and Indian Teas in proper proportions, and embodying the distinctive qualities of each. There are many teas on the market, and: it is only by. trial that you can know which is best.- Wften yoa U£e -'Tiger" Tea you will like it—tou will use no other. 'T' G | G E. E R R ALWAYS on TOP. T 1 • E v , * a A s.GEQRGE MEP.CHA T, QROCER^Kd GENERAL STOREKEEPER ■ Chapel and Gall Street, MASTERTON. Sings as She Sews THE LADY WHO USES SEE THE LATEST MODELS /AT SINGER DEPOT Opposite H'ince of Wales Hotel, MASTERTONJ. N. McCOEMICK, Masterton Agent. Ladies! who take a pride in Cocking and Baking find that they can get the best results by using CoaJbrookdale Coal. This renowned Coal gives a quick live and h unequalled for its beat-feeing properties* by any Goal sold i*n the Dominion. "CaafbrookdiaSe" is doisy incoming more popular, because k is found to do its workmore efficiently, and in the end more, economically than cheap heat less Lignites. Please note that Cealbrookdaie is Westp'ort Coal, but not all Westport Coal is Coalbrookdale I insist on getting CQALBROOKDALE and NOT a substitute. Sold by Coal Merchants throughout the Dominion,