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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8014, 9 December 1904, Page 6

WHEN YOU SEE A "BOHM" PIANO BUY IT. nnHE better you know the -*• BOHM PIANO, the more you will be pleased with it. In Tone, Action, Workmanship, Material, Finish, or Appearance it will bs found to measure up the highest perfection in piano construction. Every key acts instaneously and responds promptly, ready for the repeat. The tone sings and vibrates. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO., ARE THE SOLE AGENTS. GET YOUR FRSENDS TO BUY A "BOHM" PIANO. MASTERTON BRANCH. W. T. GAEDNEB, Manager. ~~ YOUR NERVES! TQIURNISH the motive power of your JO entire body. YOUR BLOOD is the vital force that nourishes the body. WILTON'S BOYO-FERRUM Makes New Rich Blood, Repairs the Waste Tissue, and Strengthens the Nerves. Chemists and Stores. 2/6 pen Bottle. WHEN the rich liquor leaves your palate the sensation is most delightful. CRESCENT BLEND TEA Is the daily beverage oi thousands who prefer it to all other teas. It is an incomparable tea, for it is an exquisite and unique blend oE the rich, strong, full-bodied teas of Darjeeling and the fine, delicate-llavoured teas' of Ceylon. Every packet contains nothing but pure British grown teas, and the blending and packing are done in Wellington. CRESCENT BLEND TEA. The Tea You'll Like. 2/- per Ib. TOOTH BRUSHES FOR THE MILLION ! See the Display in H. T. Wood's WindowBanging in Price from 6d upwards. EVERY Cash Purchaser of a Brush will be entitled to a guess as to how many there are in the window. A cash prize of 10s 6d will be given to the person guessing the correct number or nearest thereto. COMPETITION OPEN FROM WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9th, TO DEC. 10th. HERBERT T. WOOD, Chemist & Optician, TIIE PHABMA.CY, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. FOUNTAIN HALL, (PRIVATE HOTEL) Marion-street, Wellington. SUPERIOR accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Good table. Terms moderate. Close to electric trams, Opera House and Town Hall. Letters and telegrams promptly answered. J. SHOUT, Proprietor. (Late of Plimmerton House.)