. A BHHiant Romance. Tho stovy of a selfish woman, who experiences a sadden change of heart when fortune smiles upon nor, is told with vigour ana intensity of inteiest in the thrilling tale entitled A TARDY WOOING. BY CHARLES W. HATHAWAY, Author of "Mnrjorie'a Sweetheart," "A Long Martyrdom," "A Rash Vow," "Joseph Dane's Diplomacy," eto. When in humble circumstances Oyrilla, a prominent character in this impressive romance, recipro catea the affection of a deserving suitor; tut when prosperity elevßtes her family from obscurity to social prominonce, a startling transition comes o'er the haughty beauty, and she indignantly repulses her sweetheart. Soon, however, there a realisation of HER WOEFUL ELUNDEtf; for the man she has scornfully rejected also becomes a favourite of fortune. Then she turn 3to her first love, seeking to lure him to her feet one* more; but in tne meantime strauge and exciting events interfere I with her intentions. Tho story is cleverly told, and the interest increases with every chapThe opening instalment of "A TARDY WOOING" will appear in a few days.
The Masterton Farmers' Implement Go., Ltd,, Agricultural Implement Makers, Carriage and Waggon-builders, etc. MAVE ready-made Block and Spring Drays, Double and Single Buggies, Hustic Carts, Dog Carts, Gigs of all patterns to suit the public. AGENTSP. and D. Duncan, Ltd. Morrow, Bttssett and Co., Christohurcb J. H. PAULING, Manager. PERRY STIiEET, MASI'ERTON. EMPSfEE HOTEL. mastebton. J, CRESS . Propfietop, BEGS to announce that he has thoroughly renovated his establishment, and trusts by civility and attention to merit a further continuance of public Bupport. Only the Best Brands of Liquor Stooked. Cabs moot all trains. •TEEMS REASONABLE. NO FIR W DON'T Put up with Common TEAS When you can get I MOATE & C« PURE CEYLON BLENDED TEAS j. at the same Prices, NELSON, MOATE & CO. LTD York Street - Colombo, Ceylon Merceu Street - Wellington Lichfield Street CniUCTCiiuncri Crawford Street Dunedin , Customs Street Auckland Murray Street Hobart, Tasmania We constantly receive letters and hear from those returning from England and Australia, that they cannot get tea like ours at any price. This is partly accounted for by the higher standard of tea imported into New Zealand, and the fact that we will not put our name on any packages unless the tea is right when it leaves our stores. BETTER 1
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8107, 30 March 1906, Page 2
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