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WHAT IS IT? A. J. GIDDINGS', SUPERIOR ATALANTA TEA. f"T has no equal. Famous both in the Wairarapa and oVer the North NOTE ! This Tea is selected and forwarded direct from the finest plantations in Ceylon.

ARONSTEFS POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. THE LIVE AUCTION MART OP THE WAIRARAPA. A large consignment of new and second hand furniture always in stock. Let us furnish your house on tho tiraepayiuent system. OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, MASTERTON.

THE SCIENCE OF SMOKING! IT is not enough to get good tobacco. If you are wise, you will diligently seek the one tobacco that best suits your taste, constitution, and circumstances. ""• ' R. W. ARWIIT has acquired a thorough experience of the tobacco trade in a first-class tobacco house. He can get you what you want, at the lowest price consistent with sterling quality. ALL THESE ARE EXCELLENT:— Main Truck, Golden Eagle, Derby, Imperial Kuby, White Rose, Lucy Hinton, Havelock, 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 flavonr 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.

R. W. ARMIT (Successor to Batkin), 51 Lambton Quay. Wellington A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY. Closing of my Master ton Premises AND SACRIFICE OP STOCK. \J draper and clothier, (next to A. J. Giddings), has decided to sell off" the whole of his stock of new and seasonable goods at positively Sacrifice Prices. And residents can rest assured that any offer, which is at all reasonable, will not be refused. During the past few months Mr Adams has been compelled to live in Auckland, and as his state of health will not permit of his return to Masterton, the local representative has been instructed to close down right away. Remember—The stock is new, up-to-dato and seasonable, and the quality throughout is first-class. Come along and see the goods and the prices at which they are offered. The following bargain list will convey a slight idea of the bargains obtainable. Towels at giving away prices from 3Jd each. Rugs, 58 x 68, at 6/0 each. Blankets, 50x70, for 1/11. Sheeting, 54inch, Twill BUI yard. Sheeting, 72inch, Twill 1/3 yard. All-wool Colonial Flannel, 10i yard. Forfar 3Ginch reduced to ikl. Ladies' Cashmoro Skirts, 3s lid. Ladies' Underskirts, 2/11. Ladies' Bloomers (full size) 1/11 and 2/11 Doroughty Aprons, 1/(5. Corsets and Underclothing at ridiculously low 2>rices. Ladies' Grebe Toques at 2/11. Jackets, (Ladios and Childrens) at sweeping reductions. Boy's Jerseys 1/- each. Men Flannel Shirts (all-wool) 2/11 Saddle Tweed Trousers 7/0. The wholo stock must be cleared during this sale therefore no reasonable offer will bo refused. J. ADAMS, GIDDING'S PREMISES, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. KIT ADAME CARLE, Milliner, begs to JLJJL announce that she is making a Special Display of the Latest and most Fashionable Models of Trimmed Millinery for tlio coming season, together with the newest and most fashionable in Straws, Crinolines, Flowers, Ribbons, Feathers, Ospreys and Millinery Nets. The following are being shown : Matrons Hats and Toques. Matrons Bonnets and Dress Caps. Ladies' Dress Hats. Ladios' Morning Hats. Young Ladies' Hats, Children's Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. The ladies of Masterton and surrounding district are respectfully invited to call and inspect this special display. MADAME CARLE, MILLINER, Queen Stkeet, Masterton.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9181, 2 September 1908, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9181, 2 September 1908, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9181, 2 September 1908, Page 6

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