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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8127, 28 April 1906, Page 6

PRACTICALLY EVERY LEADING WORLD. OEGANS. For the HOME. For tti'e CHURCH. For the SCHOOL. DRESDEN PIANO CO., Local Branch— QUEEN STREET, - - - - MASTERTON. CHAS. E. TODD, Manager. M. J. BROOKES, North Island Manager. NEW ~ UR first phipment arrived which in v oludes Ladies' golf jerseys, Blouses, furs, blouse-stuffs in various materials, Children's beaver coats and bats, wool hoods, Boy's jerseys. Bloomers and many other lines which want to be inspected to, be appreciated. Your inspection invited. Opposite Haitmann, Hoar & Permain. QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. R. T. HOLMES BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, MaSTHBTONj "AS just opened up a large assortment FANCY WORX TRANSFERS SILKS, etc. NEW BOOKS. REWARD BOOKS BC£OOL REQUISITES SCHOOL BOOKS Before making your purchases, call at HOLMES' insDeot his stock and,enquire his prices. GEORGE HERON, RAIN MERCHANT, GROCER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER Chapel an 3 Hall Streets MASTERTON. P. HAMILL S VALUE HOUSE. NEW GOODS, CHOICE GOODS for AUTUMN & WINTER SEASON. Gent's Clothing and Mercery. ATS. SOFT and HARD. Direct . from the manufacturers. Ties, Collars. Shifts. A very large range is now being Bhown. Special lines of CAPS from noted makers. ■ Call and see our New Goods. P. HAMILL. Opposite Post Office, QUEEN STREET MASTERTON PUBLIC NOTICE. " BEG to announce to the public of Mas- . terton that I have purchased the Bakery and Confectionery Business of Mr J. P. Hansen, corner of Renall and Queen Streets. Having had a varied experience in most of the leading bakery houses in Wellington for the past 18 years, patrons can rely on receiving a first-class article. FANCY GOODS A SPECIALTY. . WILLS AM WILKES f (Opposite Queen's Hotel), MASTERTON.