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NOTICE. "T THANK the residents of Mastorton and district for the consistent support accorded mo during the many years I have been in business in Masterton as a Bookseller and Stationer. Having decided to retire from Business I have disposed of my interests to ME C. C. AITKEN, and beg to solicit for him a continuance of the generous support extended to me. E. T. HOLMES. "N reference to the above.l shall endea vour to merit a continuance of the support accorded ME HOLMES. Customers can rely on their requirements receiving prompt attention, and my stock will be found complete in every detail. C. C. AITKEN. Waipoua Coach Factory, En gineering, Motor and Cycle Works. V to order. Engineering work in all its branches. Fully equipped plant under an expert engineer. EOVEE CYCLES, MOTOE CYCLES AND CAES. Agencies—Eouse, Hurrell and Co.'s Vehicles, Traction, Portable and Oil Engines, Benzine and Oils, and Massey, Harris Implements. A large supply of extras on hand. QUEEN STEEET . . MASTERTON PRINCE OF WALES STABLES. HOLE & WELCH, Proprietors, \J horses left at stables. Competent Groom always in charge. Cab Calls a special feature. Cabs meet all trains. ! Horses bought and sold, or broken to single or double harness. Good Paddocking: Every care taken, hut no responsibility. OgUvy & Sons, ECOED EEIGN BDTCHEEY, , Masterton. Only the Primest Beef and Mutton. All orders carefully attended to. Telephone 65. MASTEETON

E NICt -'•-■■ ■ ~iUCH is vhe Description of the NEW SPRING SUITINGS,. .Landed direst from llv-//'™ -I Lor don. Alex. Donald LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOK, QUEEN STREET. *T is imperative for health's sake, as . well as for comfort, that you should 1 have good, strong, absolutely rainproof 'i/ boots for the Winter, but this does not, L mean wearing clumsy footwear. The / special line of rainproof boots we are k > showing for Ladies arid Gentlemen are v mo3t stylish in appearance, well made, >. good, shaped boots that will keep ybur j-jj feet dry in all weathers. Call and try on some of these splen- ' did rainproof boots. You'll be delighted with their style and appearance, while we guarantee perfect satis- , faction in the wear. Our prices are always the lowest for dependable footwear. BOOT IMPORTER, MASTERTON. First-Class Dental Work ' is what you require. Our complete organisation and large practice enables us to turn out first-class work at very reasonable prices. We claim, not to do so-called cheap work, but hrstclass work at moderate prices. Consultations free. Complete Sets of Teeth (Upper and Lower). £4/4/- p J^'™£ Jfe Plain Extraction, I/- .. ■• • • _ ••. ( » 9/A Each Extraction Under Gas (Gas given free), //t). Complete Sets of Teeth made in one day if required. OUR WORK IS STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE. FROST~&FROST 119 WILLIS STREET (30 yards above Perrett, Chemist), WELLINGTON. n„ Saturday Evening till 9 o-clock. C.n.ry Ro«d«»t. should writo for further particular,. 7 500 Illustrations. Sent FREE LOOM PRICES. We make X «ce and Ne C, rhtitts above common-phtce, also. Dainty Nets, Mus ms, Cretonnes, We make Lace ant L Ten Cloth*) <•■/<» lof each > '/** Wee. """"a'white'Damnsk Table Cloths, a yds. by 3 yds, rich pattern hemmed. 1 Wh to Damask Table Cloths, special make. In cotton, having the effect of Linen. Damask, 60 Ins. long, 54 Ins. wide, hemmed. 2 Half Bleached Table Ctoftis, hard wearing:, ' 2 Irish Cambric Tea Cloths, hand-embroidered and drawn thread. a Handsome Trnv Covers, Irish hnnd-cmbroidered and drawn thread. 2 KvElloUS y VALUE. TRY ONE.. ' RELIABLE WEARING SAmI.PEACHr&SONS, BoV 618 TheL<K>m ß) NOTTINGHAM, England.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3008, 3 October 1908, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3008, 3 October 1908, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3008, 3 October 1908, Page 7

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