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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 825, 27 September 1906, Page 7

Mail Orders Heceive My Personal and Prompt Aftenoo SIJjVER COMBS, 3/-, 5/6, 10/6. if If SOLID GOLD BROOCHES, '/' 15/-, 20/-, 25/-, 30/--ss^EfSIHSsS 5 - GOLD LINKS, 25/Diamonb 4-Hooi- Rings, 9-ct--40- to £25. GOLD HEARTS. 10/-, 15/-, 20-. 'mfflHmflmm 10/-, 20/-, 25/-, SIGHT ACCURATELY t sural* DAILY. LACE PINS, SILVER MATCH HOLDER /-,6/-,7/6 2/-, 2/6, 3/-. TELEPHONE lOC. ESTABLISHED 1885. P0 " BOX 5> Op QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON, Has Opened up a VERY LdRGE STOCK foi» the SUMMER SEASON, The Ladies of Masterton and surrounding districts are invited [to call and insyect the lovely THAT ARE MlVMma .IIMKXtUiM The Latest In Boxed Blouse Lengths. Boxed Robes, some of the Latest. MOUSSJEMWffi J*l3 SOIS 9 This will make a delightful light Summer drees. Call and see it. Embroidered Black Crepolines, British All Wool Tweeds Black, and a host of Others. ALL NEW. ALL NEW, Call at once and have first choice for your BlouEe or Dress length of brilliaii, phase, muslin, skirting, Cambrir at P. HAMILL'S OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, QUEEN STREET. f^m 'N the Spring Time a Lady's Fancy turns to thoughts, of Dress. L A Tailor-made Costume is then the ideal outfit, and a call at my establishment to see the New Fabrics for the coming season, will be heartily welcomed^ Experience is the reason of success in this branch of Tailoring, and we confidently claim to do the largest Ladies Tailoring business in the Wairarapa. NOTE CHANGE OF ADDRESS. ALEX. DONALD, (NEXT C. E. DANIELL), QUEEN STEEET, MaSTEBTON

ALFRED COOK LAND AGENT, PALMERSTON rtORTH Has the following new list of choice sheep runs in the Manawatu FOR SALE: TOnn Acres, near Fielding, permanX/<SxJAJ ently watered, new 13-room ed house, beantiful grounds, stables, dip perfectly arranged yards, 20 paddocks, capacious woolshed and night pens; Originally rich bush land, 600 aor es been stumped and ploughed. Half the land perfectly level, balance very easy downs, all cleared and well grassed, 1 mile from railway station. No expense being spared to make this run rank as the finest in the Manawatu. Carries 3 sheep to acre besides cattle, etc. Price £lB per acre cash. This property bears no encumberances. *VAA Acres, close to Halcombe. A 4\)\J splendid sheep run with large homestead, 10-roomed residence, yards, woolshed, dip, etc, Price £lB per acre, easy terms; £JAAA Acres near Dannevirke, a fine OUUi/ property with every conven lence, all cleared, etc. £8 per aore, £3OOO cash. Write for particulars, ALFRED COOK. Land and Commission Agont, jtiANGITIKEI ST.. PALMERSTON N J. R. NICOL. (LATE F. H. WOOD.) AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, AS for SaleHouse, Dixon Street, 8 rooms, all conveniences, i acre. £SOO. Terms. House, Cornwall Street, 6 rooms, washhouße, copper and tubs, £6OO. House, High Street, 8 rooms, Gas, hot and cold water, £475. House, near Railway, 5 rooms, I acre. £275. 3 Houses, High Street, 5 rooms, £335 to £375. 200 acres, Hukanui, improved, £8 10s per acre. 460 acres, near Masterton, good agricultural farm, £l7 per«acre. 150 acres, near New Plymouth, dairy faim, £lO per acre, £350 cash. 61 acres, near Carterton, good dairy farm, price with 20 cows, £I7OO. 200 acres, near Pahiatua, £l3 per acre. 1300 acres, Wanganui district, 850 clear balance bush, £4 per acre, 45 acres, Akura, £45 per acre. Large range of all kinds of properties on the books. Particulars on application. J. B. NICOL, Bannister Street, Masterton. J. E. BLADE, WAIRARAPA LAND AGENCY, Cai»tei>t:on. 6YA A Acres, Parkvale, 1 milefrojta fac(4l\J\J tory and sohool, all in grass except 20 acres crop, all ploughable and divided into 10 paddocks, well watered, 8-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £l6 per acre, £SOO cash. OA'V Acreß, about 10 miles from Car- &\), 4 terton, lease ,f or 21 years, with R.1.P., at 15s per acre, 80 acres felled and in grass, balance bush, good whare, and 1 mile of feacing on property. Price £200; £7O cash, balance at 5% for 5 years. OA'y Acrts, Pohangina, 8 miles from £\J 4 Ashhurst, carries 2£ sheep and cattle. A real snip at £8 10s. Easy terms. \AA Acres, Hukanui, soh 001, creamJUU e*y and post office adjoining, ail in grass, divided into,; 5 paddocks, well fenced and watered; 2. houses (5 and 4 rooms), and all necessary;.'outbuildings. :-Price£B'los: : . Z'\'.T\ ' ■".:';' " Masterton, allmgrass; owner will sell iii lots of 95 kores. Price £2O; 10% deposit, balance easy terms. This will make ideal' farms and should sell quickly. 1 have a large range of properties, also several good hotels and businesses on my l books, mi invite inspection,

AITKENS BOOK DEPOT. Winston Ghupchlll's New Novel "CONISTON" By the Author of "The Crisis," " Richard Carvel," &q.) Some early Press opinions: "Is easily the best of Mr Churchill's books . . . . It is a big .story, finely conceived and strongly developed."—Globe-Democrati " Coniston 1 is an inspiration of genius . . . such as few American writers have achieved, and none surpassed."—Publio Ledger. "'Coniston'is a greater novel than any that preceded it, and . . works up an. intense dramatic interest that makes one almost forget its literary charm."— Chicago Record-Herald. " 'Coniston' strengthens Mr Churchill's position as one of the ablest writers of the day. It possesses the irresistible grip on the emotions possessed by the great novelists."—Boston Herald. ■'■■■- 540 Pages: Cloih: Price 3/6. Posted 3/11. C. C. AITKEN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON, and at RAILWA? BOOKSTALL. A WELL APPOINTED PHARMACY ~~ S not only a Convenience, but a necessity at the Southern end of the Borough. The loßg felt want has beeu supplied, and if you visit St. GEORGE'S you will find his little Pharmacy replete with every day wants in the shape of Drug', Chemicals, and Druggists' Sundries. This Pharmacy has come to stay, and the Proprietor hopes that with the rapid growth of the Township, his business will increase in proportion. L. St. GEORGE. ; CHEMIST, QUEEN STREET,

TO THE PUBLIC. Ironmonger & General Hardware Merchant . f'lhh | open business in Mr J. L. . . Murray's New Buildings some time this month, with a comprehensive stock of First-class Goods. Further particulars as to opening date will be advertised later, but in the meantime orders will be taken for goods for future delivery. m ■jVMjU m

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CAFE de PARIS lumheojFand SUPPER ROOMS. (Opposite Post Office) ' CORNER QUESN AND,HALL STREETS, MASTERTON. . , a !*• J. WQTT, P^opi'Satop. SPLENDID HOT LUNCHEONS /daily from 12 to 2. EXCELLENf SUPPERS. .6i»l I lair Oysters and Fish obtainablefrom 11.80 a.m. tilll2 p.m. The Cuisine of this fashionable Cafe is in charge of a first-class Chef, and patrons can rely upon getting the very best. Charges are moderate. Weekly Tickets are issued at a special rate. Telephone No. 136. A Trial Solicited.