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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8160, 14 June 1906, Page 7

CARD RING SiZES POSTED ON APPLICATION. £?&£§&§ FINE 5 STONE SAPPHIRES & DIAMONDS. £ll. FINE 5 STONE HALF HOOP OPALS, £3 7s 6d. 5 gTONE HALF HOOP DIAMONDd, £lB. HALF HO OPS, EUEY & DIAMONDS, £lO 10s. These rings are all Guaranteed Solid 18-ct. Gold with Ist Quality Stones. mmmm WW**, ac^M SAPPHISM & DIAMONDS £5. HALF HOOPS HALF HOOPS EUBY & DIAMONDS SAPPHIEK & DIAMUNI URQUOISE & DIAMOND 3 £1.3. ALL PEAELS £5 10s. £5. £5. Fine'Assoptment of Engagement Rings from 30s. Malt Ondei»s Receive Wly Pan*on Attention. „. _ __. WATCHMAKEE, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, ■dki unroll EUBY & DJAMONDS £4. PEERY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STEEET, MASTEETON. EST 1885. P.O. BOX 5. TEL. 106. Premises formerly ocoupied by W. Dougail. STOCKTAKING REMOVAL SALE. S P. HAMILL'S New Premises will i. not. be ready for 3 or 4 weeks, he has decided to BTILL FURTHER EEDUCE his Up-to-date stock of |Drapery Clothing and Mercery and hold a GREAT STOCKTAKING REMOVAL SALE Of GENTS'TIES. COLLARS, SHIFTS, TENNIS SHIRTS & MEkCEBY, SPECIAL. ALL THE GENT'S SUITS TO BE SOLD AT 26 to SO per cent below marked prieee, ENORMOUS EEDUCTIONS in GENT'S CHESTERFIELDS. 25 to GO per cent, below marked prices. Call and see for yourselves. P. HAMILL, MASTEETON.

■ DESTBJ3 to notify Customers and the. General __ Puolie that I have disposed of my Grocery Businees in Masteiton to MR P. C. BUCKTHOUGHT. I thank you for liberal support accorded in the past, and solicit a continuance to my successor. 3 W. OANDY. IN reference to the above, I trust, by close attention to business and to the requirements of custonurs, to merit your support. P. C. BUCKTHOUGHT

ACRES, all in grass, 60 to 60 acres flat land, balance undulating; firet-olass dairying and grazing land, ring feneed, 4 paddocks, well fenced, and watered by running streams; carried 90 head cattle last winter, carrying 500 sheep and 44 cattle; new 6-roomed house (verandah 3 sides), storeroom and wash-house, large cow, hay, gig, and calf sheds; factory and school two and a-half miles. Title L.1.P., annual tent £9. Price only £9. Easy terms. APPLY TOSaunders & Hall. WAED STEEET, DANNEVIEKE. LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, PaEmepstorc H<opth t Have for immediate sale— OA f\ J^-eres ' situate 6 miles from Pal&rx-\) merston. All in grass, well fenced and subdivided. 5 roomed house and outbuildings. Price £lO per acre. , * AAA Acres of first-class sheep t) \J \J K. r country, situate 12 miles from Napier on main road. All in grass, fenced, subdivided into 4 paddocks, a large portion ploughable, can ride all over it. Carrying 1J sheep to the acre besides cattle. Cottage and good yards, pricß £6 per acre. Terms 25% cash, balance 5 years at 5%. (*Q/""| Acres situate 14 miles from )f&\-r Palmerston, rich flat alluvial laud, unsurpassed for fattening ■ and cropping purposes. Wintered 2400 wethers and 100 cattle. New 5-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £l6 per acre. Easy terms arranged. f{ cre3 12 m^es * rom Palmerston U / vJ' and G from railway. Land of excellent quality, 200 acres in grass, balance heavy milling bush. A good portion ploughable, balance undulating, Cottage and yards. Price £3lO per acre. ~I A AAA Acres of partly improved -\)*\J\J\J country, situate on the ' borders of the King Country, 19 miles from railway station. Volcanic formation, excellent grassland. 2500 acres ploughed and grasses, 5000 acres surface sown, 1200 acres native grass and rough feed, balance bush. Bing fenced, totara posts and wirs, and subdivided into 23 well watered paddocks. Would cut up splendidly into dairy farms and quickly return a handsome profit. Good homestead and all necessary farm buildings, Price £2lO per acre. Easy terms arranged. One Sovereign's Worth OP MUSIC FOR 2/-, JUST to hand from London, packets of music containing 20/- worth of music. These will be sold at 2s per packet. We do not ask you to take our word for this ; it is no doubt a large order; but come and see for yourselves. Postage 6cl extra. Pianos tuned and repaired by Mr Jas. Candy, who has had a practical experience of over 20 years. Jas, Candy, Music Warehouse,' QUdEN STEEET .. 'MASTEJJTOH

GIVEN AWAY To all Purchasers of 6 Post-cards 6 Post-cards . C. AITKEN'S, BOOK DEPOT, QUEEN STBEET, MASTERTON, and at EAILWA2 BOOKSTALL. Telephone 212, ✓ Box 102

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, BEGS to announce to the residents, of Masierton and its vicinity that he has •ommenced busmess in the premises known as Pnagnelß's Buildings, (Opposite the junction of Wo3ksopßoad and Queen Street), where he trusts to receive a fair share of public patronage. PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES. PERFUMERY (by the Best Makers). TOILET REQUISITES STOCKED. Prescriptions Accurately Dispensed WINTEE SHOES AT THE JUST ARRBWED—NEW CONSIGNMENT of the best English and American PRICES REASONABLE. Also on Hand a fine stock of H. PETERSON, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON, COMPETITION. . bm . OPEN TO ALL. dBI S in PRIZES. Sentence used in the last Competition has been retained, and the Editor of the l Dunedin Evening Star has this time kindly consented to supply two words to complete the sentence,' and to seal it away. 0% K Will be divided amongst those who correctly supply the <& JL V two missing words in the following sentence:— "Discriminating Tea Drinkers of New Zealand are daily testifying to the fact Tiger| I Teas are and " ' CONDITIONS. I. Write complete sentence on one side of a sheet of paper or card, and Pull Name and Address on the opposite side. £. Any number of guesses may be sent, but each guess must be accompanied by the end of a packet of Tiger Tea containing the number. 3. If more than 15 correct replies are sent, the prize money will tie distributed amongst the first 15 earning to hand before the 31st August next, the closing date, ADDRESSTIGER TEA COMPETITION, Box 111, Dunedin. ,