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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9056, 15 February 1908, Page 6

C. SMITH'S, LIMITED, WATCH WINDOWS FOR DISPLAY. C. SMITH'S, LTD. CASH DEAPEE & CLOTHIEE, MASTEETON. BICYCLE BARGAINS. rjIHOSE in search of the best value in Bicycles should pay a personal visit to our Showroom, and note the prices at which we are selling the following machines: — M ASSE Y-HARRIS PEARLS ROYAL INFIELDS IMPERIALS. You will get better treatment here than elsewhere, and save a pound or two as well. LYTTLE BROS., Queen Street, - - Masterton.

AGMEN SMITH & CO. 4 Featherston Street, Wellington Telephone 2419. Telegrams "Aginen." THREE WELLFNGTON INVESTMENTS. Thorndon Quay, 33ft x 100 ft £l,lOO. Tliorndon Quay, 33ft x 100 ft, new 6roomed house would let at 30/-. Price £1650(1 In three years Thorndon Quay will be covered with warehouses, and will be worth ,£IOO per foot. Also— Block of land in heart of city, which when building is completed will yield 10 per cent, minutes from G.P.O. and wharves. Is a solid Investment. Price £14,000, will never be vacant. Terms JEG,OOO cash, balance arranged. "Write for particulars of these and others MOTOII-CAKg. MASTERTON SHOW-GROUNDS. ALL those contemplating the purchase of a Motor-car should hold oil' until they have seen the exhibit I intend making at the Masterton Show. The make of cars to be shown have proved themselves best by test in all parts of the Dominion, and the prices will be found remarkably reasonable. Look me up on the grounds. T. REN AT A, HASTINGS, H.IS. PRINCE OF WALES STABLES. HAVING purchased the above Stables in Masterton, I.solicit a continuauce of the liberal support accorded to Mr D. McNair. Patrons can rely on their orders being faithfully carried out, and every attention given to their horses. Horses and vehicles will be for hire as usual. Telephone 24. R. H. HOLE. TN connection with the above, I desire JL to thank the public of the Wairarapa for the liberal support accorded me during my proprietorship of the Prince of Wales Stables. I solicit a continuance of that support to Mr R. H. Hole, my successor. D. McNAIR.