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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8390, 2 April 1907, Page 2

ORINCs m M ss> T& H SSiSJ m i i b' ■Sißi m m SSS £j» ill =r=; •s s>s SgiSis:; B 0. (Late of Blenhiim), EGS to announce that he is npen« High-alnss Tai?©»* ng Business in the premises lately occupied by Mr h. Henderson, Jeweller, Queen Street, having in hand a choice asso taient of \V or sled Suitings, Worsted Cottinps, Vicunas, Dress Suitings, English, Irish, Scotch Tweeds, Fancy Testings, Striped Trouserings, etc. G. S. BALL, QUEEN STREET, MAtbTERTON 1 B H. FISHER & SON., AKEJI3 & CONFECTIONERS, The Noted Shop lor the Real Hot Scotch Pies, WEDMN'J ANO BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY . >-?:» VTRFET. masterton DINING HOO M S .1 A S . W I C K E N S , proVkiktor. BAKER and CONFECTIONER. PJCRRY'H NKW RIJILDINGB Ov BEN AND PERRY STREETS, It t aTTFTi ""ftV

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