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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9155, 31 July 1908, Page 6

Smart AMONG the many fashions in Ladies .attire, the short hip co;ifc style predominates, and is very chic and youthful when it accords with a plain skirt. The coat is most eiloctivc made from Navy Cloth, Satin Lined with braided edges. The skirt is made of Tweed and the contrast thus produced has a very effective appearance. ;&© Os to filO lOs, ALBERT WEBB, LADIES' TAI-LOR, MASTEETON.

THE SCIENCE OF SMOKING! IT is not enough to get good tobacco. . If you are v.'iso, you will diligently seek the one tobacco that best suits your taste, constitution, and circumstances.

R. W. ARWNT has acquired a thorough experience of the tobacco trade in a first-class tobacco house. Ho can get yon what you want, at the lowes'; price consistent with sterling quality. ALL THESE ATIE EXCELLENT:— Main True!:, Golden Eagle, Derby, Imperial Ruby, "White Rose, Lucy Hinton, Haveloek, Welcome Nugget, Diadem. Main Truck Tobacco put up specially for Armit by the famous T. C. Williams Company, of Virginia, is a perfectly matured tobacco of delicious flavour and unsurpassable quality. If you are looking tor the tobacco you really want, try Main Truck first. If you are a connoiseur in Cigars or Cigarettes, ARMIT can supply the most pampered and fastidious taste. (Successor to Batkin), 51 Lambton Quay, Wellington IN ALL SIZES. WE havo just received a very fino assortment of Wmchett and Gardner's Ladies Hoots. These are the moat fashionable goods on tho market. They are made from the best of glace kid, havo patent caps and Louis heels. They are a high-class boot from all points. Tho price of these boots are 235. You should seo them. D. FINLAYSON & SON. HOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND IMPORTERS, (Next to the Post Office) MASTERTON.

LADIES' COSTUMES. kLACE your orders with a firm noted for STYLISH GARMENTS, GOOD MATERIALS, and M0I)E RA T E PRICES. LADIKS' TAILORS, NATHAN'S NEW BUILDINGS (Top Floor, and opposite G.P.0.) WELLINGTON.

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