'F jou love rausie and entertainment .. he sure to read every word of this great offer. ' IVSp Edisora says: "B WANTto T se© « Phono'j j graph En every English speaking homo." Here is your opportunity—while this offer Jasts every reliable responsible person in New Zealand can try a genuine Edison on this great free x vial offer. ■ FREE TEIAL FREE TRIAL MEANS FREE TRIAL. fdo C.O.D.—Wo Money Down I Try the instrument in your home; I play the beautiful Edison gold moulded records and if thee you do not care to keep the outfit return it at our expense. We do not- charge you ouo shilling for the trial. now buys a genuine Edison Outfit—easiest possible payments at lowest possible cash prices. An up-to-date Edison Outfit from only <B3 10b, ft] A buys the finest kind of an ob X\J Edison cutfit with a complete equipment, beautiful two foot flower horn and one dozen genuine E.dison gold moulded records. For full description and termu of payment call and we will explain. Jtemcmber—free trial no money dawn—lt's our wish to please and satisfy you. money to anybody for a talking machine until you have had the genuine Edison on free trial. T. DWYEft a Co., Edison Phonograph Distributers TALKERIES. MASTERTON, Sign this Coupon, Do not bother with lending a, letter; merel" sign and mail the coupon, writing name and address plainly. Write to-day. T. DWYER & CO., "TALKERIES," MASTERTON. j Plaase send 'me free, prepaid, your catalogue of Edison phonographs, your , free circulars of the great Outfit No. 5 and terms of payments, i Name Address. • • • • Ghamberlam Bros.' Flour. FHE attention of every householder in the Wairarapa is drawn to the fact hat jthe following prizes were won at the lasterton A. and P. Show by Scones and tread made from Chamberlain Bros.' 'lour, ground at their M sterton mills : Ist, 2nd, and 3rd in Home-made and Home baked Scones. 2nd and 3rd in Home-made and Homebaked Bread (white). Ist and 2nd in Home-made and Baked* Brown Bread. Ist in Fruit and Seed Cakes. This should sufficiently attest the quality if the locally produced flour, which is ob;ainable in any quantity from 251b bags ipwards. ND SONS nSy £fche Beet an-a Mutton' 1 All Orders Carefully Attended to, TELEPHONE 65.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8377, 11 March 1907, Page 3
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