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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7981, 8 March 1906, Page 3

; Not every wom a n pan afford M to have] :a maid.* .Not many jwo u 1 di want one y .•around, any- 1 " .way. But you"' to have' l/OK' Ayer's Hair Vigor; s}/0\ and most women would v \j be greatly improved by \ it, too. It moans so much \ to have long, rich, heavy I hair; soft, smooth, glossy hair. And :this is just the kind of hair you may j have, if you wish it. If you wish all; the deep, rich color of youth restored] to your hair, will certainly satisfy you. Do not be deceived by cheap imita-j tions which will only disappoint you.j Make sure you get AYER'S Vigor. Preparedly Bi.J-C.Aycr&Co.,Lowel!, Mass.,U.S. A,, Boarding and Day School FOB THE HIGHFE EDUCATION , OF GIRLS. HOMEBUSH, MASTERTON. Principal t. •• MISS MALCOLM. , Assis'ed by Competent Teachers. PUPILS prepared for Matriculation and ' other exuminationF." Arrangements have been made to convey the.pupi's tn and from every day. The FIRST TERM will BEGIN on TUESDAY, February Sth. H, SPEAR. MS.P.O.C,. Dr. of Opt., Phil., U S.A. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. >B HENEY PEEEY, Dr SPEAE'S L Representative's at present in Mas tcrton and may be consulted at his consulting rooms at Mrs Henry's, 2nd house in Lincoln Boad. Hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.mCohsultation Free. , DONALD & SONS, LTD., PEEEY STEEET, - MASTEETON. .IBICTION' BOLLER JACKS, Wire ' Strainers, Wool Presses. The Cooper Sheep - shearing Machines, ' Fan-banks, Morse and Co., oil engines, Ascetylene and flydro-earbon gas. Tepmlnus Laundry (Near Masterton Railway Station). [JiS-M. GULLIVER begs' to inform L the public that she has ppened the above Laundry in Lincoln Eoad, and is prepared to undertake all classes of work a reasonable rates. All orders promptly after del to. FROM THE The ALFA-LAVAL SEPARATOR Leads In all Points. IN open competitions from 1895 to 1903 the &.LFA-LAVAL has, by the verdict of the Best Judges all the world over, BAyten Beaten Beaten Beaten the the the the 'Crown' 'Perfect' 'SiiAKPiiEa' ' Melotte 25 12 . 12 ' 21 ~ TIMES. TIMES. TiMES. TIMES. In addition t-\ many other les3 known machines. In deciding to purchase an ALFA, you will be investing in a machine that has stood the test ot time, which -alone establishes the real value of u separator. Why inveft your hard-earned savings in another make that has yet to prove itself vo be a durable and efficient ■skimmer, when vou can get the alfalaval, wobed famed for its jfeliaiility and which has stood the test of a quarter OF A CIfKTURY ? C. E. DANIELL. MASTERTON.

COMPETITION No. 2. rip HE following sentence (completed) has been sealed away by the' Manager of the JL Otago Daily Times, and is not known to anyone connected with Tiger Teas : " Discriminating Tea drinkers of New Zealand are dallying testifying to the fact that Tiger Teas are — : and ." £"f £\ k° divided amongst those who correctly supply the two missing words |y describing (1) the qualities and (3) the position of Tiger Teas in the esti m'ation of the public. If more than 40 correct replies are sent in, then the Prizes will be divided amongst the 40 whose writing is neatest. CONDITIONS. (1) Competitors must be tinder 18 years of age. (2) Write the complete sentence on one side of a sheet of paper or card ; on the other side the competitor's full name and address, also ase, duly endorsed by parent or adult frieud; and in one corner the words ''Competition No. 2." (3) Any number of guesses may bo sent, but any single competition may win only one prize/ (4) Each guesa must be written on a, separate sheet and the end of a packet of Tiger Teas containing the Numrer must be cut off and attached to each sheet sent in. (5) Competition closes on the 31st MARCH NEXT, and tbVprizes will be awarded immediately afterwards. (6) Address : TIGER TEA JUVENILE LEAGUE, P.O Box ill, Dunedin,