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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9178, 29 August 1908, Page 6

BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. W. LiTTLEJOHN & SON, Watchmakers, Jewellers and Opticians. WELLINGTON. From £6 15s. From £6 15s. Ex " Atiienic." Anew supply of Dollancls' Prism Binoculars. The prices have been carefully revised and considerable reductions made, especially in the x 8 with the eye piece focussing which is now reduced to £6 15s complete in leather case. Being wholly made in London, they are admitted at a third less Customs Duty than Foreign Field Glasses A sample of Dollands' Now Pocket Telescope in oxydized aliminium at 25s is remarkable. It weighs under 2 ozs, it takes no more room in the pocket than a pipe, and it lias the power of a prism binocular. Prico in oxydized brass, 15s. Orders for these are now being booked, to bo forwarded post free, on arrival of supplies on order. Inspection invited. Note New Address — 222-221 LAMBTON QUAY, BANK'S BUILDINGS, Opposite G.P.O. Grey Street, Wellington. 17th August, 1 £>OS. DEAR MADAM,—We have much pleasure in announcing that our First Show of New Season's Models, will be on at our rooms from Thursday, 20th August, to Tuesday, Ist September. The exhibition is hold, not with tho object of persuading visitors to purchase, but of allowing society ladies an opportunity of viewing—and, if desirous, of ordering—tho very latest designs and Visiting Gowns, Walking Costumes, Muslin Frocks, Opera Cloaks, etc. Infinite care has been bestowed upon the selection of .materials, and tho exquisite range shown will delight all ladies of taste and refinement. Will you pleaso accept this as an invitation to inspect our display. If judged merely from an artistic standpoint the exhibition is well worth a visit. Wo tender our thanks for the very liberal support accorded us during the past season, and trust the present one will be even more satisfactory. Wo are, Dear Madam, Yours Faithfully, GOLDBLOOM BUGS. Take lift to top floor. SEED OATS. WE have a prime lino of Storm King—big croppers. Locally grown. CHAMBERLAIN & SON, MILLERS, & GRAIN MERCHANTS. MASTERTON.

MEW SEASON'S TEAS U S T A K RIVED Rod Seal 'Lea, 2s. J. W. Loose Ton, 2a. (These Teas are equal to any tea at 2s 4(1.) I'ook Gift Tea, 2s. A Rook given away gwith every Gibs. Call and get catalogues. Wo aro sole agents for this Tea, anil they can't be boat.

Jas. Whittaker, /QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. YOU CAN ALWAYS GET SOMETHING- UP-TO-DATE IN WALL AND CELLING DECORATIONS AT W. H. COLE'S, 28 CHAPEL STREET, MASTERTON. mil E only house whore you can get the I Metallic Lustre Dadoes. The handsomest thing of its kind evor introduced to the Wairarapa public. Work of all descriptions done in any part of the province. TeijEl'honk No. 149.

YOUR CYCLE REPAIRS ■yyiLL bo well done by expert tradesmen if you send them to my shop. And you will s«vo a few shillings oil the coat also. llobt. POOK, Bicycle Depot. TELEPHONE 307, MASTERTON EUSEPTOL! THE KING OFIMSINFECTANTS. (The product of the Eucalyptus Tree.) Tt is tlie best Antiseptic and Styptic known for divswinjj; and healing wounds of nil kinds in Man or Beast. Used as a FOMENTATION, BALM, Olt EMJfKOOATION. Diluted with iiOO parts wntor ma Ices a Potent Disinfectant. ALSO AN OINTMENT. EUSEPTOLINE. All Stores and Chemists, F. r. Welch, " PERKY STREET, LOCAL AGENT.