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MASTERTGN (CORPORATION GASWORKS. No More Kitohen Drudgery. THE Cheapnet and Most efficient Domestic help -agos cooking stove on Hircjfor 2i p-r month, fixed free. WHY—Because the hardest and most trying of Domestic Duties are c'pntred in the kitchenrange.— Chopping wood, Keeping coal supplies, Lighting fires, Cleanirg ashes, etc., A GAS STOVE dees away with all kitchen drudgery, Beady for use at a moments notice day or night; clean, economical—the perfection bf cooking. Call or arrange an interview. Full particulars willingly supplied. Phone 42. It is no trouble to answer your enquiries. Gas stoves, Bath Heaters, Boiling Rings Gasi Fitting and all Gas appliance.' for saving labour on show. «T- W. BLA.CKMAN, Manager. CORADINE & WHITTAKEB, TIMBER MEfc CHANTS. AND CON- . TRACTORS. _ t JOBBING work at shortest notice. Painting and papering in all its branches Dressed and seasoned timber. Kauri, Totaia, Rimu Matai, White Pine, Sanhes Doors, Mouldings Buildars equisitt-s Paints Paperhangings. ®TT7HEN you requiie anything in out » T line really well done, then ring up No. 62. That's BEALE & PAFSTON. They know how it should be done and do it. P.O. Box 129. Sudden Changes IN the general sense are undesirable, but when you change your baker in favour of McKay & Sons, you will find it beneficial to both jour health and pocket. OUtt BREAD., manufactured from a fruit foundation, by tradesmen, has absolutely no equal. "A Great Delicacy " is the term often applied to our HAM AND VEAL PIES, either hot or cold.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8209, 13 August 1906, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8209, 13 August 1906, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8209, 13 August 1906, Page 3

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