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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7945, 22 January 1906, Page 4

HOOPER'S JUST ARRIVED FOR THE XMAS TRADE. Charming Millinery Stylish Costumes Fashionable New Goods Ready to Wear Hats At HOOPER'S. At HOOPER'S. At HOOPER'S. At HOOPER'S Now Parasols At HOOPER'S. New Laces and Glovea At HOOPER'S. Men's Clothing At HOOPER'S. Panama Hats At HOOPER'S, Boy's Clothing At HOOPER'S. Shirts, Ties, Hats At HOOPER S. YOU can get it CHEAPER HOOPER'S THE DRAPERS. MASTERTON. SALE PRICES tROCKERY, GLASSWARE. FANCY GOODS. SPECIAL BARGAINS, DURING SALE TIME, Seß the Stand full of Goods at ABSOLUTELY HALF-PRICE. W.RC.A. FANCY DEPARTMENT. ! E. NORTON & CO. | HIGH-CLASS TAILORS, 61, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. C "NUTTING DEPARTMENT under perJ sonal management of MR E. NORTON, late partner of well-known firm of Davidson and Norton, 333, George Street, Sydney. All Garments Usually Made by First-class Tailoring Firms. Dress and Frock Suits, Riding Breeches, Ladies' Tailor-made Costumes. Stook Imported Direct from Leading West End London Houses. PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. END OF SEASON. MILLINERY! MILLINERY! MILLINERY! SHAPES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS. ETC,, at HALF-PRICE, and NO CHARGE for TrimmiDg. ADIES! As the millinery season is now almost over -we tjbake the opportunity of thanking those of you who so generously supported us duringthe season just coming to a close. It is exceedingly gratifying for us to be able to state that the Buccess attained in this department has far exceeded our most sanguine expectations, but we feel certain that the confidence you placed in us and the confidence we had in ourselve 3 have helped very considerably to bring about thip success, and we trust that in the coming season you will continue to honour us with your patronage. t If a thorough knowledge of our business, good taste, promptitude and courtesy, and reasonable charges count for anything, then we are assured of that patronage. MACGREGOR'S GLASGOW HOUSE. "USIC'S early influence remains _ through all our lives, and it is now the recognised duty of parents to give their children a musical education. A good piano is imperative if the teaching is to be of any value to tho little folk. Wo are sole agents for the several supurb pianos which can ■ be thoroughly recommended, but wo particularly instan 3e the following British Built Piano:— THE CHALLEN PIANO. Renowned for its sweet bell like tone and durability, 45 guineas to 90 guineas. THE ROGERS PIANO. Perfect in mechanical construction, with tone and touch satisfactory 45 guineas to 70 guineas. THE HILLIER PIANO, A responsive vehicle for the interpretation of all musical impulses and feelings 85 guineas to 57 guineas. A small cash deposit and easy monthly payments will seouro any one of these pianos. MoLEOD AND YOUNG, THE ACADEMY. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Agents for— THE WELLINGTON PIANO CO., LTD., 53, Molesworth Street, WELLINGTON.