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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7216, 25 July 1902, Page 4

T. G. MASON. * Prescription Chemist. BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS, and have them ACCURATELY DISPENSED BY QUALIFIED DISPENSING CHEMISTS ONLYJ SPECIAL CARE AND SCRUPULOUS ATTENTION is given to this Department, and having ALL THE LATEST APPLIANCES, and keeping stocks of ALL THE LATEST DRUGS, (bought direct from English, German, and American Houses), wo aro ablo to faithfully discharge our duties in a manner attained by few Chemists in tho Colony. EACH PRESCRIPTION IS REGISTERED AND COPIED, bo that a reference, however remote the date, is alwaye obtainable. Qdben-stbeet, - . Mast^J^i. [established 1870.] MEDICAL HALL. Cold Weather Comforts. This is the time of S«l, when one is apt to enjoy a hot drink. Some people like whisky hot hut- many don't, and X somehow we think tho majority of people like— SURATURA TEA And a cup of hot Suratura is a real cold weather comfort. It warms and refreshes you and fits you for work. SURATURA IS A PERFECT TEA. It comes from Ceylon, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior Teas. Retail Prices: Suratura A quality 1/8 per lb B „ 1/11 „ ~ D „ 2/2 „ !• X ~ 2/6 „ SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. HOT WATER BOTTLES. H. E. ETON, DISPENSING CHEMIST, ?*~ HAS just landed a large stock of H.W. BOTTLES, all sizes, and price low. Made with the Best of Rubdeu and the Improved Handle. H. B. ETON, Dispensing Chemist, MASTERTON. jCI W. COTTERELL AND CO,, General JD a Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellington.—Customhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended "to. We not only clear goods, but land them at customers' doors. Goods storage accommodation. Furniture carefully removed. A Coy, Masterton agent. Orders can be left at A. White & Co.'s.

PATENTS AND TRADE MAKES Secured in all Countries HENRY HUGHES, EEGISTERED PATENT AGENT, CONSULTING ENGINEER, Queen's Chambers, • - - Wellington (Opposite Qr.wal Post Qjiia). THOS. WAGG & CO, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON, SUPPLY VEHIC^S _ coachbbilders, k5 made to order, in' any wheelwrights, style, and constructed and under personal superviOENERAii sion, from the best selected blacksmiths, materials, by expert work- ' men, and our prices defy , Sole Agents in competition. Our vehicles the Wairarapa have taken first awards for The South- wherever shown. Agriculland Imp 1 o - tural Implements of all rnent and En- kinds, and duplicate parts • j ginecring Co., supplied at factory prices Limited. on shortest notice. Wβ j are sole agents in the WaiTiiE rarapa for the OSBORNE " OSBOIINE " Binder, which has been binder awarded the grand prize at the Paris Exhibition. IP YOU WANT TO SUIT TOUR EYES TO GLASSES-don't come to vs. IP' YOU WANT GLASSES :TO SUIT YOUR EYES—do. A BIG stock of Optical Goods, Microscopes, Telescopes, Field and Opera Glasses, Thermometers, Magic ■ Lanterns Artificial Eyes. INCUBATOR THERMOMETERS ■ • BX CHAS. WILDER. All records of Sight Testing kept. ALFRED LEVI, CONSULTING OPTICIAN + 39, Lambton-quay, Wellington. T H. MORRISON, Manager. F. KGGERS, BUTCHER. THIS old-established business (late Holloway's), still meets to the fullest extent the demands of the general public. Only the very best prime beef sold. Mutton and Pork of the highest quality. Lamb and Veal in season. A choice variety of small goods. Sausages a specialty. F. ROGERS, Queen-street, Masterton. (Opposite Empire Hotel). J£RAHAGEN & JJARFORD, Kigh-class Tailors, Perry-street, Masterton. ' * Our first shipment of Autumn and Winter Goods are to hand, specially seleoted by us for the coming seasons. They comprise only the best quality of materials and neatest designs' rocurable. We are carrying a large stock and invite your inspection. KBAHAGEN & HARFORD, Perry-street. Agents for A. ROBERTSON, Dyer Wellington. FAILS J A S the Corn Cure was being handed to a X3l. lady who had not previously used it, a gentleman standing by at the time remarked:—"lf I require a cure for corns again I should obtain Teed's Certain Corn Cum-: if I had to pay a pound a box for it." SHIRTS PERFECTLY LAUNDERED - SHOULD show a sheen on ther Fronts, Collars and Cuffs. Most women can iron a shirt, but few know how to produce the POLISH. Some think there's a secret in it known oDly to the Chinese; this, of course, is rubbish. AYRES' . . . . CHINESE LAUNDRY GLAZE (LION BRAND). will impart a beautiful ivory polish to all starched linen, and it ■ easy to use. It costs a mere trifle, ' being sold by all Storekeepers at 6cl and Is per packet. A sample will be sent post free on application to R. AYRES, Cuba-street, Wellington. . '