Uniform in Quality, Beat Possible Value, and Alwayn give Batinfactloau JOHN GRAHAM AND CO. WE ABE NOW SHOWING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Ladies' Underclothing. SEE OUR WINDOWS! SEE OUR WINDOWS! ALL ARTICLES TICKETED. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION of Australasia, Limited. Established A.D. 1869. rm)l7f , Tnß Q fA. E. Peakce, Esq. (Levin and Co.), DIUECIOIiS | N> EeiDi Esq<( and w _ FItASEK) EsQi M.11.11. THE FIRST OFFICE* IN THE WORLD to apply the Non=Forfeiture Principle on Life Policies. FUNDS OVER £3,400,000! ANNUAL INCOMES OVEH £583,000! LOW RATES! LARGE BONUSES! AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE COLONY. SEND FOE PROSPECTUS. j> LOWKDES, Shrewsbury House, Lincoln-road, District Representative. THOMAS DUNCAN, Local Agent. Office: Perry's Buildings, Masterton. THE Residents of Masterton AND SUEHOUNDING DISTRICTS AEE HEEEBY CAUTIONED against buying Watches, Jewellery, etc., from certain persons who are falsely representing themselves iv .travellers for the under-mentioned firm. WE DO NOT EMPLOY AGENTS OR TRAVELLERS in any pirt of New Zealand, but sell our Roods DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC at FIRST HAND PRICES. A REWARD OF £5 will be given for any information that will lead to the conviction of any such person trading under our name falsely. STEWART. DAWSON AND CO.. Jewellers and Silversmiths, STEWART DAWSON'S CORNER, .... WELLINGTON.
WASTED NERVES. WASTED BLOOD. WASTED STRENGTH. ...WILTON'S... Bovo-Ferrum RESTORES WASTE. MAKES RICH BLOOD. MAKES YOU STRONG. y p Sold by Chemists and Stores, f 2/e per bottle. (* & _jll t =— — 8 v Your Morning Cup. * i WOULDN'T you prefer to have your morning cup filled with rich, delicious tea that refreshes and invigorates you ? Of course you do, and to enjoy that morning dip take SURATURA TEA. It is the best tea that Ceylon sends to New Zealand, and it is the most economical tea that New Zealanders get from Ceylon. It is a perfect tea, as perfect as palate could wish. It is pure honest tea, 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. JJARTMAra&_|JOAR, Cabinetmakers ahd Upholsterers, qdees-stheet, mastebton, Whilst thanking our numerous customers for their liberal support in the past, we beg to announce that recent enlargements to to our premises, enables us to keep a large stock of furniture of every description always on hand. Having large new workshops, fitted up with the latest machinery, we are enabled to execute all orders quickly and well. We invite an inspection of our display of iron bedsteads, wire mattrasses, fenders, toilet ware, linoleum, etc.; also our carpets and mats. We have prams and go-carts of the latest designs, by the best makers. A large stock of stretchers, with tease mattrasses and pillows for sale at half-price for spot cash. Our Picture-framing Department is under capable management, and we make a speciality of that work. Our prices throughout are reasonable. HAETBIANN & HOAE. AN old adage saith—" What can't bo cured must be endured." A better one is— TRY AGAIN! as the following circumstance proves. As a debt of gratitude to the proprietors of TEBD'S CERTAIN CUKE FOB COIINS, a lady from Eotorua, on passing through New Plymouth, called at the Pharmacy, and furnished the following description of the surprising value of their preparation:—" I enquired at Eotorua for Teed's Corn Cube, and was told by the vendors that their own preparation was just as good. 1 used the substitute, and suffered intolerably for over two months. A doctor lanced the wound, which discharged a considerable quantity of matter. This, however, did not eradicate tho offender, and I determined to get t fa e preparation I knew to be so successful. . applied Teed's Certain Coke, which removed tho corn within a week, and left my foot as well as ever.—L.T." Moral—Ask for Teed'b, and BE SURE YOU GET IT. j
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7401, 4 March 1903, Page 1
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