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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8281, 24 October 1905, Page 6

> L [ BOOKS OBTAINABLE AT : C,C AITKBN'S ] BOOK DEPOT. BARBE of Grand Bayou (John Oxenham), The Wild Irishman (T. W. A. Grassland), The Girl Who Had Nothing ' (Mrs C. N. Williamson), Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall (Charles Major), Greater Love (Joseph Hocking), The Paradise Coal Boat (Cutcliffc Hyne), The Octopus (Frank Norris), Red Morn (Max Pemberton), Who Givcth This Woman (W. Lβ Quex), Tho Four , Feathers (A. E. W. Mason), "Hearts of Wales (Allen Raine), Roger Trewinnion (Joseph Hocking), Traflics and Discoveries (Rudyard Kipling). 1 Also on hand complete stocks of Mario Corelli's, Allan Raino's, Mark Twain's, Edna Lyall'a, Annie Swan's and Mrs Henry Wood's Books. No matter what book you want, if not in stock it will not take long for us to procure it for you. Note Address : 0. C. AITKEN, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, Queen-street; Masterton. And at Railway Bookstall. Pure and Reliable. THAT is how you want your tea, and that is how you get Crescent Blond Tea. The blending and packing are done in the Empire Company's factory at Wollington, and in the process all the dust is eliminated. CRESCENT BLEND TEA, • The Wholesome Tea, is a thoroughly reliable tea. The quality is the same to-day as it was as it will be a year hence. It is a carefully blended tea, blended by a Tea Connoisseur, the gardens of Darjeeling in Northern India and of Sunny Ceylon furnishing the leaves. Two Shillings pen Lb. From all Storekeepers. FRAIL BABIES. WEAKLY INFANTS should be given a daily sunbath. Fresh air and sunlight are the two best doctors, and the best food for tho ailing babe is " HIGHLANDER" CONDENSED MILK. It is rich in the proteinaceous elements i that nourish and sustain babies. " IIIGII- ! LANDER" CONDENSED MILK is pure , New Zealand Milk. It is scientifically pre- : pared under the strictest sanitary conditions, , and has a gilt-edged reputation for Purity , and Quality. L [ Sold by All Storekeepers YOUR CHILD S EYESIGHT. . . YOU are responsible for the eyesight of your child. Watch out for frowns, for squints ; and when he looks at or reads a picture-book, does he hold it too near or too far ? These little things grow faster than the child, and in many cases can bo overcome if discovered in time. You may save them a lifetime of strain and weak sight. Defects of vision never disappear of their own accord, and in most cases grow worse. It's a duty you owe your child, and I Don't Charge for Advising You. HERBERT T. WOOD, CHEMIST (by Exam), ' "The Pharmacy," MASTERTON AND EKETAHUNA. Doctors' Prescriptions dispensed any hour ' day or night. r SIPPING SURATURA TEA EVERY sip of Suratura is a sip of satisfaction. Sip slowly; and every sip will bo soothing and agreeable. I The aroma of Suratura is a revelation to tea drinkers; its bouquet is indescribable. In every drop there is the perfect tea flavour—the flavour that is peculiar to Sura- . tura, the peerless product of Ceylon. Suratura is absolutely pure, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any I cheap or inferior teas. ' Retail Prices : 1 SURATURA A QUALITY, 1/6 per lb SURATURA B QUALITY, 1/9 per lb SURATURA D QUALITY, 2/- per lb SURATURA X QUALITY, 2/4 per lb Sold by all Storekeepers. -