Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8258, 11 October 1906, Page 2

LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. m n I ivi m ■ m if im mm BEGINNING WEDNESDAY. 12th SEPTEMBER. n^mmiMMH Prices. usual ier yd. Sale price 3/6 per yd. AXMINSTEJti CARPETS' Usual price 7/0 per yd,' Sale..price 4/6 per yd. Very Special* 15 to 2Qfrd Lengths AXMINSTERS IN NEW DESIGNS & SHADES. Reduced from 8/6 per yd, to 5/- per yd. . 20 ART CARPET SQUARES. Very special Reductions varying from 20% to ov/ 0 . Ftoop-Cloths and Linoleums. rtTT , TT ,_ „ , FLOOR CLOTBS, 2yds wide, 1/11 running yard. PRINTED LINOLEUM, iycis wide, 1/10 per so. yd INLAID LINOLEUM, 2yds wide, 8/11 per sq. yd. REMNANTS AT HALF PRICE. A FEW PAIRS HEAVY ART CURTAINS, Usual price 38/G, 52/6, 75/-. Sale prices 21/-, 32/6,47/6. . _ . Every Line In Furnishing Drapery At Special Sale Prices. !aii:hMilMH3»:«:i3iiiih EXTENSION DINING TABLES, 6ft, £2 7s 6d. Bft, £2 17s 6d. 10ft, £4 17s 6d. CHILD'S HIGH AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, 15s. All Our Stock Of High Class* Furniture At Sale Prices, Bedsteads and Bedding. Crockery, Toilet-Ware, AT SALE PRICES. RETAIL WAREHOUSE 197, 199 LAMBTON QUAY. FURNITURE & BEDDING FACTORY, THORNDON QUAY, WELLINGTON. SEASON, 1906 SHOES. t LL the NEW SHOES for the Spring Season are now in Stock. They represent the highest skill of the best Mukers. We invite you to step along and see the Quality and Prices. ;Wi];i QUEEN STREET MASTERTON, mam

TO BE AT THE SEEVICE OF WAI RARAPAiBREEDKBS, THE ARAB JAi STALLION IfflfeJipha (Imp.) N colourHHllPHA is a beautiful bay, . with bl^ffltants; stands 14.2. As a producer of is well known, being the sire of Mr McKenzie's prize-taker " also sir« of '• Shamrock," the pony whjjcib. "won three races at a recent Wellingtojlft patting Club's Meeting, carryingltjuifinHay, over seven furlongs, . winning second day, with 9.7, EM seveajfirlongs, carrying 10.3, all won vfljffoub eiHp. For fui-Kr particulars apply , /■ E. tiDDINGTOK,, -** W Cltrev \0 st-ind this season, The . . STALLION , I ; Pi pat®, ' ] Childe Harold—Violetta. Full particulars from G. R. GARRATT, orT.W. MILLER, Club Stables, Masterton. 7"ILL travel in the Masterton District, the purebred Clydesdale Stallion Federation. Terras—£4 4s single mare. Full particulars from M. MULLIGAN, Empire Etables. Or J. FALLOON, Ballauice. "10 travel this sea«on in the Wairarapa District, the Clydesdale Stallion Brillliant Boy, The Mackenzie (366) Kate (819). Terms - Single mares, £4 4s. For pedigreo and full particulars apply to ROBERT FALLOON, Owner, or to James O'Connor, Groom in charge. Travel the Masterton, Mauriceville. St. Eketahuna, and Alfredton Districts, the well-known Coaching Stallion Ivan hoe, By Wicklow- dam Pocahontas; grand dam Polly (by imported horse England Still). Iv.inhoe's dam was by Ringleader, by South Australian (imported), dam Ringleader (imported). IVANHOE was bred on the Peninsula by Mr Robinson. He is a full brother to the champion Shamrock, who has carried off first prize in all the leading show rings in the South Island, lvanhoe has also been shown, and last year was placed first on six occasions. Be stood for six years in Dunedin, and numbers of his stock have brought as high as £SO when sold for carriage purposes. He is 16J hands high, is broken to harness, is thoroughly docile, a first-class worker and a sure foal-getter. References from leading South Island breeders can bo seen on application. Terms, £4 4s : payable by January Ist, 1907. Two or more niares as per agreement. Particulars on apnlication to T. W. MILLER, or J. JONES, Owner. (0 stand this season in the Wairarapa, the Clydesdale Stallion GARRY CWEW, Terms, £4 4s per mare ; and NO SURRENDER. £4 4s per mare. Also the Pony Stallion, KING OF THE RING. Full particulars from ANGUS FRASER, Owner, Masterton. QUEEN-STREET - MASTERTON in New Zealand. NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF THE PUBLIC Nothing but \ Telephone No. 57. A. C. SCRIMGEOUR, Proprietor.

JSwi' !££ TROUT FISHERMAN'S OUTFIT. No. I—Best 12 feet Hickory Rod with lancewood top, reel, silk line, landing handle and net complete, fly book, two casts, one trace, one minnow, i doz. hooks to gut, I doz. assorted flies. Prion 30/-; Postage 2/6. No. 2—Fly Fishing OutM: 10 feet Greenheart rod, revolving plate reel, landing handle and net, silk line, fly book, i doz. casts, 1 doz. hooks to gut, 2 doz. assorted flies. Prico 49/-; Postage 2/6. No. 3—Strong 12 feet Greenheart fly and general rod with two tops, revolving plate reel, landing handle and net, silk line fly book, % doz. casts, 1 doz. hooks to gut, and 2 doz. assorted flies. Prica 53/-; Postage 2/6. No. 4—A good 11 feet Greenheart fly and general rod with 1 fly and 1 short minnow top, reel, silk line, landing handle and net, $ doz. casts, 1 doz. hooks to gut, 2 traces, 2 minnows, fly book, and 1 doz. assorted flies. Price SO/-; Postace 2/6. No. s—Best quality general outfit for ily, bait or minnow fishing, 12 feet Greenheart rod with fly and minnow top, landing handle and net, silk line, revolving plate reel, fly book, minnow box, i cioz. assorted casts, i doz. traces, £ doz. minnows, 1 doz. hooks to gut, 3 doz. assorted flies, and fishing bag. Prica 80/-; Postage 3/ . Write for our 50 page Illustrated Catalogue Of Fishing Tackle, sent Post FreeKindly mention this paper when writing. ©E.REYNOLDS & C 0.?»». 74 • 76 Willis Street, Wellington. mmmm i i.i n PURE TEAS. km nm^d J i TV* Yes, Ma'am! I quite agree with you, there can be no doubt about that tea. Nelson Moate & Co. bear a reputation second to none. We have tried giving Coupons and pushing our own tea, because of the extra profit, but it's no use, only a few will have them more than once. HnWßlft were the first to introduce Ceyion Teas in 1880-1831....