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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 2994, 19 September 1908, Page 6

Lovely Short Coats, FOR Spring Wear Short Hip, ICfcon and Bolero Coats are ideal garmentj, and when they accord with a neatly fitting slcirt they are graceful and daintily becoming. Here side by side with the best fabrics are fashions thaC must delight even the most critical tastes. We cordially invite your inspection and criticism. 3«3j-s to £lO lOs, ALBERT WEBB, LADIES' tiILOE, MASTEETON. BEAUTY Au.l the Camera. rnilE making of Photographs is an art 8 which demands a keen artistic perception and a thorough -knowledge of human nature. I specialise on Portraiture in its_ true sensH, and the examples now hanging in my Studio w'll show yon how well I succeed in obtaining thoroughly lifelike pictui-es. My prices for high-grade work are moderate, as is shown below. For instance :--Cabinets from 13s 6d per dozen. A 7s 6d Black and White Enlargement given free with each dozen Cabinets. Smaller sizes from 5s per dozen. Black and White Enlargements, finished any style, from 7s 6d each upwards. Sepia or Hand-painted Enlargements from 15s fid each. Outdoor Photography and Sroups have my special attention. Amateurs cateied for. W. L. Joy, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, STUDIO ROOM 16. MASTEETON.

EW COLONIAL. EDITIONS. "The Treo of Heaven," Robt. W. Cha-Q----bera. "Neither Store, House, nor Barn," Allen Raine. "An Amateur's Adventures," P. Frankfort Moore. "Sweet Life," Kathleen Rhodes. "Lettovs from Queen Street/ J. H. Mc. Abbott. "Beau Brocade," Baroness Orezy. FRICE —3s (id and 2s 6d. Order now. Postage Extra. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, " QUEEN STREET.

DON'T FORGET THE OLD FIRM. WILL call daily at your houses and give you the best article ii} town at Is 4d per jar. Cinger Beer, Hop Beer and Ginger Stout. King up No 2, and you will be waited on. J. DIXON, CHAPEL STREET, MASTERTON

SEED OATS. have fine samples of Algerian Seed Oats. Both Double-Dressed and Single-Dressed. ALSO— Grey and Garton Seed Oats. ORASSSEEDS. Our supply for Spring Sowing has just arrived Ilawke's Bay Ryegrass. Southland Ryegrass. Clovers, etc., etc. KEELING & WYNN-WILLIAMS. LIMITED., (VUTIZN STREET. MASTERTON

\. Dainty Boots for Ladies. IN ALL SIZES. 1 WE have just received a very fine assortment of Wmchett and Gardner's Ladies Boots. These are the most fashionable goods on the market. They are made from the best of glace kid, have patent caps and Louis-heels. They are a high-class boot from all points. The price of these boots are 255. You should see tliein. D: FINLAYSON & SON. BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND IMPORTERS, (Next to the Post Office) MASTEBTOiN.

NEW SEASON'S TEAS JUST AKliI VL D Red Seal Tea, 2s. 7. W. Loose Toil, 2.5. (These Teas are equal to any tea at 2s 4d.) Pook Gift Tea, 2s. A Book , given away ' witli every 61bs. Call and get catalogues. We are solo agents for this Tea, and thoy can't he beat. JAS. WHITTAKER. PUBLIC NOTICE. J SMITH & SONS wish to notify • the general public of Masterton and surrounding districts that, they have started business in Masterton as ]" \INTERS, SIGNWIUTEIiS AND HOUSE DECORATORS. Mr J. Smith has had 40 odd years of English and Colonial experience, and all work will be under his personal supervision. Graining and Marbling a speciality. Good workmanship guaranteed. Estimates given free. Note tlio Address—--69 CHURCH STREET. MASTERTON.