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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8306, 8 December 1906, Page 6

PIANOS FOR THE PEOPLE. pHIS has ever been Oisr Motto, For to please the people means Beis!§i@ss Sussess THE DRESDEN CO., WELLINGTON. Local Branch — QUEEN STREET, MASTERION, A. B. WALLACE, Manager. M. J. BROOKES, North Island Manager. SORRY, No Time for a «Joke in This Issue. I STOCK SUMMER NOVELTIES IN— Ribbons Flowers Feathers Gloves Chiffons Veilings Laces Hats Sunshtdes Umbrellas Silks Costumes Costume Tweeds All Dress Materials Embroidered Dresses Einoroidered. Blouses Trimmings ■ Uaderclotbing ibkirts, Etc. duvenite, Youth's and Allen's Clothing, Hosiery, Etc., No Better in the Market. Special Lines of Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes. O.U.R. WAREHOUSE, CARTERTON. Yours Truly. A. G. BAILISS. JD. CRUICKSHANK & CO • Limited. / GENERAL;MERCHANTS, STATION STOCK & INSURANCE AGENTS, PERRY STREET, ■ - MASTERTON We have for sale— Rape and Turnip Seeds. Wellington Meat Export Co.'s and Gear Co's Manures. Superphosphates and Fison's Turnip , . Fertiliser. Guano, Bonedust. Woolpacks. Totara Posts and Strainers. AGENTS N.Z. Insurance Co., Accident, Fire and Marine. P. & 0. Steamship Co. High-Class Furniture. Messrs r. e. how^ll& co., Ltd., have pleasure in announcing that they have been appointed Sole Wairarapa Agents fo^ Edward Collie, of Wellington, Furniture Manufacturer. The following are some of the lines now on view at the Mart, Perry Street: —Kauri and Oak side-board 3, kauri canopy sideboards, jarra and kauri writing cabinets, ovemantles and mantles combined, wardrobes, 3ft 9in, oak palm stands, oak bookcases, oak chairs, tapestry, chesterfields saddle back chesterfields, oak .and kauri all stands. Dining room suites, Inspection Invited. Razor Stropping Machine* BESTOiJ'S PATENT. MANY gentlemen are unable to sue cessfully strop a razor. They continually cut and destroy the strop, and ofttimes damage and spoil a good razor, This is frequently the case with fine hollow ground razors. All the drawbacks incidental to this want of dexterity and experience may be avoided by the use of this very ingenious invention—the Beston Patent Stropper. By its aid the razor can be carefully stropped, and a fine edge always kept, without fear of damage either to the razor, or stropper. It is almost auto] matio in action, and so simple is the onstruction, that the most unskilled can use it at first attempt. On the'grounds of eoonomy, it will be found the cheapest iand most perfect razor stropper ever introduced. A. WHITE & CO. HAIRDRESSERS & ; {TOBACCONISTS QUEEN.STREEI, MASTERTQN.