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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8389, 30 March 1907, Page 2

HIGH-GILAC STAIL UIHtA mm s s=~ • I i==!a! II Hii ifiil iii li tsjsijs sstsus iiiiii as iii iSifitS ix-.sts) ail mm ■S'B iii BE mlVBt m iEs2»= Sis g!§i§;!l l=! B C. S. BALL i (late of Blenheim), EGS to announce thit he is ofettiue a High-class TaJlon'ng Business in the premises lately occupied by Mr A. Hendevpon, Jeweller, Queen Street, havingin hand ft choice assortment of AVnrsted Suitings, Worsted Coatinp?, Vicunas, Dress Suitings. English, Irish, Scotch Tweeds, Fancy Vesting, Striped Trouserings, etc. C, S. BALL, QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON W. RSsHEK & SON., gAKER The Noted Shop for the & £j 0NFECTI0NBB& » Real Hot bcotch , Pies. - VVBDD N'} AND KTBTRDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY C STREET, MASTKRTON KNTJi A L DINING BOOMS MAS. WICKENS, PROPKJJfiTOR. BAKER and CONFECTIONER. PebryV New Buii/djngb Q.EEN AND FERRY SI BEETS, Mjcrvijfov There are 3 kinds of Coal! Ist. The Coal that costs little money and gives little heat. 2nd. The Coal that costs a little more money and gives a little more heat. 3rd. " COALBROOKDALE," which is the best valne for your money—pound for pound—because it is all heat! u Coalbrookdale " is a bituminous ,coal—it belongs to the naphtha and petroleum class of products—and consequently it burns with great heat ! This means that it cooks food quickly and thoroughly. For steam purposes it is well known to stand unrivalled. a Coalbrookdale " Coal is all Coal: no slate, no stones, no dirt, —only New Zealand's finest Coal, with almost no waste in ash. Order "COALBROOKDALE" from Any Coal Merchant in the Colony.