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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9598, 9 February 1910, Page 3

T. G. HOAR. Monumental Sculptor. WORKMANSHIP, QUALITY AND - PRICES UNEQUALLED. "Jl/rEMORIALS Erected in any Cerae_lxJL tery in tho Dominion. Correspondence invited, and Designs promptly forwarded. Having an intimate knowledge of all branches of the trade, including imperishable lead lettering,l guarantee all work. Mr Hoar is the only articled monumental sculptor ami mason in business in the Wairarapu. Telephone 273. "25 Years in Uss. Bakes as Wes! as Ever." THIS is the experience of a client with one of our Ranges, who writes enthusiastically praising it for the satisfaction it has given in baking, hsaiiDg, and economy. The Zealandia fiange will give YOU equal satisfaction. It's a warrior for work, a wonder to cook with, a pocket-i aver in respect of the manner in which it economises in fuel Write for Catalogue No. 16. It's free. The ZEALANDIA is sold by all Ironmongers. BARNINGHAM & CO., LTD., 223, GEORGE-ST., DUNEDIN. ONE of the joys of travel is to know where everything is and where to lay your hand when certain articles are required. To Travel in Comfort take with you one of our LADIES' TRUNKS, PORTMANTEAUS, LEATHER GLADSTONE or BRIEF BAGS. If the purse will not allow the expense, try one of our FIBREKANE DRESS BASKETS or CARRYALLS. They are cheap, but endurable, and are specially useful for picnics, being very light. For the 'Xmas season we have opened out some charming PEGGY BAGS for the ladies at special 'Xmas prices. Jas. Elliott & Co., SADDLERS, QcHBN-STREBT - - MaSTBRTON. PureMillt! ife \ from herds of Ayrshire |f?£%Jit!!i and other splendid Cows M%fJf*^ HIGHLANDER rfjCfiLv CONDENSED MILK |l||||i is "Full Cream," and 1 deliriously Rich, Pure, >«Srf ' and Inviting ! / Contains only Fresh ]J Milk and Cane Sugar unadulterated. The best ©btainaßle for Cooking, Baking and Table use. The Ideal Infants' Food! "Yau can depend upon it." £"_ *EnT.psBFi f t!J'*^X'-~TS : 7 rj: * mr —^r^ J T7— r—-~?~v~ ■ ata^-Trit jTTMiili H,*HV l^ff^ l^^ ■r Unplvallod Af/l/er/^H^I j HAIR HINTS. MOST Ladies give every possible care and attention to the Teeth, Complexion and Hands, and yet often neglect one of their chief charms—THE HAIR. During the hot, dry months of Summer the hair ia very apt to fall out, and unlese proper precautions are taken, alarming results may follow. To improve the general condition of the Hair, the scalp should be kept perfectly clean. A little I PARKER'S HAIR TONIC I ■ — 1 rubbed well into the roots, before retiring at night, thoroughly cleanses the scalp, restores vitality to the hair, and gives it that glossy and healthy appearance ao much to be desired. Parker'B Hair Tonio is not greasy, but is a natural hair food, delightfully cooling and refreshing. Pi*loe, 2/e n Bottle. From all CHEMISTS and STORES.