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Post Office Auction Mart. Spacious, Modern and Convenient Premises. OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE, MASTERTON. OUR WEEKLY SALES. This ideal site is particularly well suited for weekly sales of Furniture, Produce, etc., and we are making it a special feature of the business. Give your sales to a firm tliat will throw energy iuto their work, study your interests in detail, and get the best market price for your wares. Our Meat Sales have been so successful that we have been compelled to hold two or three per week since opening. THE FURNITURE SHOWROOM. The collection of household furniture now displayed by us is large and comprehensive of exceptional quality, and very reasonably priced. It embraces some very beautiful Chesterfield Couches and Divan Chairs. Get our quotations before going elsewhere. All classes of repairs, upholstering, polishing, etc., are done on our premises at lowest charges. ; Wo furnish houses on the time "payment system. M. 0. ARONSTEN, PROPRIETOR. Telephone 258. CLUB HOTEL, DANNEVIRKE Opposite Railway Station. (Under New Management). Now undergoing extensive alterations. HENRY BAKER, Proprietor 5 CLAIMS We make for OUR SKYLIGHTS mHAT cannot be made by any other I Skylight on the market, 1. They can bo left opan in any weather. 2. They can be fixed in a fiat roof. 3. No condensati®n takes place. 4. New glass is easily put in. 5. Are supplied hare at Wellington prices. Beale & Parton, LIMITED, MASTERTON, Sole Wairarapa Agents from Woo dville to Featherston.

;FR E E Photographic Enlargements. placing an order for one Dozen Photographs, (either Studio or Outdoor), will receive free of charge, with each order one 7/0 Black and White Enlargement. Place orders now as ' this offer will cot last long. W. L Joy, EXCHANGE STUDIO, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

Telephone No. U770. Croldbloom Bros., HIGH-CLASS LADIES' TAILORS AND DESIGNERS. Banks'." Puildings, Grey Street, WELLINGTON. Late with T. 1 loyd and Co., Oxford Street, London, and W. Wliiteley. Also with Bailer, and J. Fox and Co., New York. We are in a position to make you a useful, and stylish Costume, Riding llahit, Opera Cloak, Coat or Skirt in the finest quality, shades, and patterns of Faco Cloths, Tweeds, Serges, etc. Our great speciality is taste in snbmitting effective styles and designs. Our Messrs A. and Al. Goldbloom arc holders of Diplomas issued by leading cutting and designing schools in London and New York, and they personally supervise this work, thus a perfect lit is assured. Prices from £4 Is. GOLDBLOOM BROS. GOLF GOODS. A Magnificent Variety of Golf Clubs and Sundries just to hand. These Clubs are of English make, and are used by tho world's champion and foremost players of tho day. DEERSTALKERS. We have one of the heaviest, and best assorted stocks of English and American Sporting Rifles and Ammunition in the. Dominion. Doerstalkers should visit us. Repairs to (Inns and Rifles - Golf and Hockey Goods a Speciality. King and Henry, 1)1 QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. Telephone 210. P.O. Ho.v 140. WELL RECOMMENDED. THE DOMINION CAFE, (Opposite the Post Olliee). rpHE llest 3 Course Dinner in town for X IS. Breakfast Dinner and Tea served daily. Special terms by the week as per arrangement. First Class Chef in Attendance. Fish suppers till midnight. A. REBAY, Proprietor.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9066, 15 April 1908, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9066, 15 April 1908, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9066, 15 April 1908, Page 6

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