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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8400, 15 April 1907, Page 6

JACKETS, C. SMITH'S /'E havo just opened up a large cpnsignmf nt of JACKETS AND OOSTUMES, and cordially invite inspection. Our stock of New Jackets comprise a Selection of 250 of the moist Stylish Procurable at prices vaiying from 7s 6d to 9 COSTUMES. COSTUMES. COSTUMES. We have just received 75 Costumes direct from English and Colonial markets, and ara showing soma smart up-to-date Special attention is called to our Stock of FUR GOODS & NOVELTIES. We hold a heavy stock and PEICES EIGHT, You have a selection to chos-e from C. SMITH'S Premier Draper and Clothier, MASTERTON.

WE have pleasure in announcing that we have added an up-to-date and Natty Stock of Mercery and Outfitting to our Tailoring business. We have a complete knowledge of this branch and having bouprht well we can assure customers of obtaining only the highest class of goods at very moderate prices. Your patronage solicited. Test us. You will be pleased with the result. Tailoring a Speciality. Saddle Tweed Trousers to measure made on the premises, only 16s 6d. Olds and Anderson, TAILOBS, MEKOEES & OUTFITTERS, •QUEEN STREET. Hockey and Football) stood§. OCKEY STICKS (by the kst . makers, FROM rvs TO C\ As. 7 s I 0 M These have all bebii specially selected for us, and are selling rapidly. SHIN PADS, HOCKEY BALLS, RUBBER RINGS, GLOVES, Also in Stock. Gilbert's Match footballs, FOOTBALLS TO SUIT EVERYBODY. Inspection Invited. McLEODIYOUNG. "ACADEMY" BUILDINGS, STATIONERS AND BOOKSELLERS, P.O. BOX 116. •PHONE 160. A GRAWD DISPLAY OF AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS. 2<EE our display of Ladies' Millinery, 5 Furs, Muffs. Costumes, Skirts, etc. AH the latest, all tho newest ideas in Children's Millinery and wearing apparel, including Beaver Coats, Tunics, flats 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,