MONDAY! MONDAY! JANUARY 21st. \ BUSINESS. BUSINESS. AT HOOPER'S. OT ordinary business, not the humdrum commerce that'has been the ru'e in many of the shops, but BUSINESS that cannot fail to make the town move Hooper-wards, and cause each particular Buyer's hair to stand on end LIKE THE QUILLS UPON A FRETFUL PORCUPINE. BANQUET of BARGAINS. BANyUET of BARGAINS. BANQUET of BARGAINS. The First Course The First Course will be served out MONDAY, JANUARY 5?13t, Eight o'clock sharp. HOOPER & Co. DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS. JUST ARRIVED. A Magnificent Assortment of WEDDING & BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. Including all,the latest and Most Artistic Designs. Biscuit Barrels Teapots Cruets Bread Platters Cream and Sugar Basins Ink Stands. THE VERY LATEST. FRANK DUPRE, | WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, | AND OPTICIAN. Telephone 182.] [P.O. Box 103. CONUNDRUM COMPETITION. (Two Prizes.) FREE TRIP TO EXHIBITION AND £5 POCKET MONEY. A First-class Return Ticket from any part of New Zealand to Christchurch. together with £5 Pocket. Money, will be given to the Lady or Gentleman sending in the Best Conumdrum on Pearson'sPepto-chlor, the only absolute oure for Indigestion. Conundrums to be s -nt to P.O. Box 712, Wellington, accompanied with outer wrapper of the "Acquaintance" Bottle,' Price Is. Competition closes February 28th. Result advertised 2nd March. PEARSON'S PEPTO-CHLOR CURES INDIGESTION. GW AN "ACQUAINTANCE'' ' BOTTLE. If you are unable to obtain an Acquaintance Bottle locally, please forward the name of your Chemist or Grocer, together with 12 penny stamps, to the above address, and an Acquaintance Bottle will be mailed free by return. CHOICE jyEW ARTISTIC GOODS. FERN POIS SETS JUGS ■CHEESE STANDS VASES. PURE WHITE CHJNA in Breakfast and Teaware. ART TOILET SETS. Superior Quality ENGLISH LEATHER GLADSTONE and BRIEF BAGS, suitablo for presentation. We have a very large assortment of ELECTRO PLATE SEAL SILVER GOODS, all imported direct from the Manufacturers. YOU SAVE MONEY by dealing with us, and you can see a large selection at the W.F.C.A. FANCY DEPARTMENT. R. T. HOLMES' BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, MA3THSTON, JJ AS just opened op a large assortment o* FANOY WORK, TRANSFERS SILKS, eto. NEW BOOKS, REWARD BOOKS SOFOOL REQUISITES SCHOOL BOOKS Before snaking your purchases, call at HOLMES lnsoact his stoo and eaqaira hii p-ricas,
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8357, 14 February 1907, Page 4
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359Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8357, 14 February 1907, Page 4
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