MASrERTON CORPORATION GASWORKS. U® Uiqig Kftcheh Drudgery. THR Cheapest and liosfc efficient Do-' mestio help—a, giis cooking stove on Hire for 2s per month, fixed free. WHY—Because the hardest and most trying of Domestic Duties are centred in the kitchen range.—Chopping wood, Keeping coal supplies, Lighting fires, Cleaning ashes, etc! -■: ' A GAS STOVE does away vith alt kitchen drudgery, Ready for use at a mo-' ments notice day or night; clean, economical—the perfection of cooking. Call or arrange an interview. Full particulars willingly supplied. Phone 42. It is no trouble to answer your enquiries. Gas stoves, Bath Heaters, Boiling Rings Gas Fitting and all Gas appliancrs for saving labour on show. ON SALE—COKE, Is per bag; 5 bags nnd over delivered in the borongh Free. Best Coalbrookdale Coal, at current I rates, delivered to any part of th'j Borough. I J. VV ELACKM&N, Manager. i
Chamberlain Bros.' Flour. < r ß''HK attention of every householder in 1 the Wairarapa is drawn to the fact that the following prizes were won at the Masterton A. and 1\ Show by Scones and Bread made from Chamberlain Bros.' Flour, "round at their M sterton mills : Jst, 2nd, and 3rd m Home-mada and Home baked Scones. 2nd prut 3rd in Home-made and Homebated Brea'l (white). Ist and 2nd in Home-made and Baked Brown Bread. Ist in Fruit and Seed Cakes- ' This should sufficiently attest the- quality of the locally produced flour, which is obtainable in any quantity from 251b bags umvards. Alfnedton Coach and Carrying Business. W F. BARDINO, Proprietor, Eketahuna. Coach Service— EAVES Alfredton 9.30 a.m., arrives a Eketahuna 11.30 a.m. Leaves Eketahuna 2.30 p.m arrives 4.30 p.m.
MAURICEVILLE HOTEL. Mil F. JI. ROSS (late ol Feilding) b"gs to notify the residents ol M'aurjceville and Bunounding district, as well as the travelling public, that he. has taken over the above well-known hotel. The hotel will shortly be renovated and made thoroughly up-to-date. Speight's Beer always on tap. Best- Wines, Spirits, and Ales Stock. fcitsibHng accommodation a specialty. F. M. ROSS PI.OPBIETOR. rjp.Mi.liE; was once a-young lady of M. Niger who was asked if she would drink cider. "No, no!"replied she, ''l only drink tea, and tea of the best, which is TIGER. * : #MSN'J'hAL OIJUNOItOOUS. J A S . WICKENS, PKOPKJETOR. BAKER and CONFECTIONER. PiUUtY'rf NiSW BoiIiDINGB Q KEN AND TERRS,STREETS, Mastkbtoh
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8384, 19 March 1907, Page 2
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