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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8389, 30 March 1907, Page 6

NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS AT 0. SMITH'S beg to advise ths inhabitants of Masterton and District that we are now showing our first shipment of NEW GOODS, and cordially invite inspection. ur e j a est importations from the English and Continental Markets. Nsw Goo's in all departments. The latest Novelties procurable. . You have variety to select from. . at C. SMITH'S Promien Drapen and Clothier, MASTEBTON.

Hockey and Football (roods. HOOKEY STICKS (by the best makers, PROM ivS TO C% AS. T lO 24 s These have all been specially selected for us, and are selling rapidly. SHIN PADS, HOCKEY BALLS, BUBBEEEINGS, GLOVES, Also in Stock. Gilbert's Match Footballs, 17§ 6d. FOOTBALLS TO SUIT EVEBYBODY. Inspection Invited. McLEOD! YOUNG. "ACADEMY" BUILDINGS, STATIONERS AND BOOKSELLEES, P.O. BOX 115. * 'PHONE 160.

A GRAND- DISPLAY OF AUTUNSiN! & WINTER GOODS. SEE oar display of Ladies' Millinery, Purs, Muffs, Costumes, Skirts, etc. All the latest, all the newest ideas in Children's Millinery and wearing apparel, including Beaver Coats, Tunics, Hats and Bonnets, Hoods, polkas, and all the nice things that make babies look prettiest and feel comfortable. The place to get them is at < A. Norman's, And the Prices are LOWEST.

Hunter, Son and Fern's, BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS. FINEST Stocks of Small Goods Fresh Daily. Confectionery a Specialty. Tea Rooms open all hours. NEW BRICK BUILDINGS. (Next J. A. Lyttle and Sons), Corner Smith and (jueen Streets, Chamberlain Bros.' Flour. THE attention of every householder in the Wairarapa is drawn to the fact that the following prizes wero won at the M asterton A. and P. Show by Scones and Bread made from Chamberlain Bros.' Flour, ground at their M sterton mills Ist, 2nd, and 3rd in Home-made and Home baked Scones. 2nd ana 3rd in Home-mide and Homebaked Bread (white). Ist and 2nd in Home-made and Baked Brown Bread. Ist in Fruit and Seed CakesThis should sufficiently attestthe quality of the locally prod«ced flour, which is obtainable in any quantity from 251b bags upwards.