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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8443, 16 May 1907, Page 3

sLsfclonabto SU &3MER SUiTSr have n big assortment of tiio iniest & I tuo-'i; fashion ,-:b!f Suiting.- | '.'O select from. Wo Guarantee i STYLE & FINISH. A Cordial Invitation . extended to the pub [ !io to call and inspect ,ior stock. T. SHIELDS, TAILOR, vjueen St., Mastorton LAMPS. {3EESONALLY Selected a Parcel of Nickel, Brass, and Glass Lumps last week. The dealer was Stocktaking, and would sell Large Lots "WAY DOWN LOW." We Bought. First in, so had the pick—and picked for Economy, Appearance, and Usefulness. Dozens of this kind, all sizes and prices, but One value—the Best. Not "Cheap" lamps for selfish gain. LIGHT. "What a wretched Light," is the evening complaint, and only too true —with some bu-ners. A right up-to-date lamps, with central draught burner, ciroular wick, gives a bright, white, light. Nothing complicated, perfectly safe lamps. HERE AT THE iLWBLTBLOVfm. Chas E. Daniell. A FEW. ITEM® TMII liiE, 60 FIRST CLASS NOVELS, front ank Fiction by First Class Author 6d each. (Not 3d.) 5 QUIRE PACKET NEW SMOOTH IVORY, 1S per packet, visually 2s. Writing Pad 100 shaafcs 4d each. WILLOWBROOK PAD, Pure Linen Bank, each sheet headed Masterton, New Zealand 0721 GnSy Is oach. CAMBRIC LINEN, Scotch Grey Pad, Also Is each from UsTho "Jubiiso" Stationary Packet i 15 Sheets Cream Laid Note 15 Cream Laid Envelopes, 1 Sheet Blotting, 1 Pen and Holder. . . A3! for 6d. THE , BOOK ARCADE Co. F, E. R. Mullar, Manager.