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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 9013, 24 December 1907, Page 6

fm*mmm*m FOR THE MffiElTCfM^i C. SMITH, LTD. "TE have just opened up alargeshipVV ment of New Goods specially selected for the Gay and Festive Season. NEW COSTUMES, NEW MILLINERY, NEW SUNSHADES, NEW UMBRELLAS. We are showing Special 'Novelties in SILK MALTESE TIES, Just the thing for a suitable present. Also, a large selection of In UMBRELLAS, ■•• ' , CARD CASES, " DRESSING CASES, BAGS, Etc. / ;' We have just received 30 Children's Washing Costumes. COAT & SKIRT, which we are offering at 20 per cent below the original prices. Up-to-date Goods in GENT'S TENNIS SHIRTS, HATS, CAPS, SUITS, GLADSTONE BAGS, Etc. ' 3 Cases BOY'S SUITS just opened: The largest selection at bedrock prices at LIMITED, ~'■■'..;. DRAPER'& CLOTHIER, MASTERTON. Nl au ricevi 11 e S por»ts. TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GATHERING ; Will be held on y- . Boxing Day; ; 26th DECEMBER/im'"'' I Pi ogramme includes— Running. Jumping. ■ . Wrestling;' Horse Trot. .. ;' : HUnterA''Competition."'■•'. ■ TUting-in-the-RiDg. Guessing Competition. < \ Women's and Children's Events., etc., etc. { MAUBICBVILLE HANDICAP, £2l. V ; Entries for events Nos. 3, 8,12,15 and 18 close on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th. . Brass Band in attendance, GRAND BALL in the, Evening. Send to Secretary for Programme. CHAS. BROOKS, Secretary. "AS just opened up the'. following . goods, which are inexpensive and most suitable for 'Xmas Gifts:— / , Leather Goods.— Writing Cases, Ladies' Companions, Brush Cases, Pocket Books, and Walletts, Purses, etc. Books.— Boys and Girls Own Aiv mtals, Chums, Chatterbox, Little 'Folks, The Prize, Our Little Dots,' etc. Xmas Cards and'XMAS POST„CARDS> call and inspect our large assortment before making your purchases. Postcard Albums.—To hold 150 cards 1/- each, others at 1/6, '2/-, 2/6, 3/4/-, 5/-, , and up'to'2o/-. / , : Fountain Pens;,— We have a complete stock of Waterman's Ideal, Pens, prices from 12/6 to 25/-each. : i: > The Windsor Pen, with'gold nib, only '5/- each. . .■ ■'■■■ .•,-,, Our Premises will be open till 9 o'clock evory night till the end of December, and we extend an invitation tb the public tio call and inspect ouivstock. . i \s .; No one asked to buy. Telephone and Postal Orders Promptly Attended to. ',-■■' P.O. box 102. TELEPHONE 212., BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, QUEEN STREET, - MASTERTON. »0 Stand this Season at Papawai, , &»RACEN (17. Rt, G«ovge (8)-Fair'Nell (17). Saraceu is a scientifically bred race h'orsß. Thiais. f uliy demonstrated in the 6tud Book. -'He won .22 of the principal N.Z. events while on the turf, and eaoh year his stock-has added to the ftme of his stud career. In 1905 Saracen was second onthel'st of winning N.Z. sires, and in 1906 he was fourth with 23 wins, representing £2245, while in the season just ended on July 31st, his stock won £3OOO. Amongst his racing stock the following are well known: Antigone, Gladsmuir, Ciuque, Hatley; Mataari, Piayfair, Sardonyx, Sarilla, Jolly Roger, Silken' Reini Matak'okiri, Sharkey n. He is confidently recommended as asive oy the best judges of horseflesh in New Zealand. Terms—s guineas single mare, two or more as arranged. ; Good padddeking with plenty of 1 water. Every care taken with mares, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to W. C. TULLY, Owner, Papawai, Grey town North.