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&&££&&*.try ..... - •r •^<rXP*t As the Needle -fe isnssESSE m®EEWjmßMmz«@BE@sgss«sfflnH^ii^ , ;. ;a , \jj I'V - X"<f'j£ r $ <.?> tC4> <*.. * R Follows the & ,y Maenet so do People fellow MURRAY to the EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. GASLIGHT WINDOW DISPLAY EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK From 7.30 to 9 p.m. Beautiful Fancy Muslins, Delaines, Cambric and many other t'nney materials. Prices range from Is to 8s (id yard. Ready Money Price '3d, 6d, Sdj Is. See the Windows for Fancy Muslins, Prints, Arc., which will he ALTERED EVERY THIRD DAY. Ladies ami Girls' Linen and Crash Mole Hats 4s Lid, Ready Money Price Is. Imitation Panamas, Ready Money Price IS 11! CL Children's Galatea Straws from 6d. vV.V* VH„ |;£s srzuim :i % , -1 Mvf/c imags. pa&s? •«y h i m :I Cvuao i &&■ SETTLE * / I -ju r/j A i U ' I 1 -rr-.Ti - .'t -k & iX J ni^vK s WU y , v v *v.,r r$Z iY3fo/' 5^.-3 y/11/ t yp Yoti Have tfie Mossef w.jf-r W ,-■ "A? •> • m " & - 1 I J •t *j :snr# U3V «{< <•?„ Have All we ask -is to Reverse the Order for a FORTNIGHT. Ladies' Holland and Crash Skirts, Ready Money Price 3S Sd« Ladies' White Cambric and Embroidered Skirts, Rcci&AGGCS 25 pCS* COHUt. Ladies' Scotch Cambric Costumes, trimmed Lace and Insertion, this season's up-to-date styles, Ready Money Price 17S 6cL Ladies' White Embroidered ar.d Lace Underskirts, from 4S GCa. We are Confident by that time that your Requirements and Our Engagements will be Satisfied. ts HA X M Beautiful Range of ail colors in Japanese Silk, special quality, Read Money Price ISyd Clark, 200 yards Black Cottons, odd lots, odd sizes, suitable for tacking purposes, Ready Money Price 1S Per dozen. Come to the Exchange Btfildings and compare {) Quality with. Price. Goods to go at Prices that leaves us Heavy Losers at this Want Money Sale* Our Chief Object is to turn the Goods into LADIES' BELTS, 6c3. 4s (id GOSSAM.AR VEILS, Is. Lace and Silk Ties HaSf Price. SILK AX!) FABRIC GLOVES, 3dj 6d, Sd 3 ?s 3 Is 6cS KID GLOVES. 2s ©d s 2s "Sid, 3s 6d. We Don't Mind Telling Yon That we're after your Money. But we are giving you value yon can't get elsewhere. We are asking prices that were never. approached anywhere for lowness. COME—Help tss to empty our shelves of tfieir Summer CovdePAs. fust What You Meed in J. iZ *' ' 'if ii jl ii : T'"' 1i il o .llei'e is no accumulat ion of Seasons fast, But Goods that are Eight UP-TO-DATE, Im].)orted direct, by us ti'om the man ufacturers. No matter what your preference may be in House Linens, is more than likely that it can be met most- admirably from ( he splendid a nd complete stocks which we now hold, and which we are now offering such libera,! inducements to buy for ready money. US Per Gorst Discount In thz £>, We Stock ARISTOH'S Lace Curtains, (Which are the Best) Short and Long. Madras Art Serges, &c., 3s Discc3siint Era the S 3 For Ready Money. sai!] fir; I >• I 1 k |! l ~ KMO'J 1s 1 \ 'if i >A',y iO fj) i, \ / . I M Quality holds the Winning Hand in our MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. Ve onlv Stock Registered Makes. G<t i CO: ifh Just what yon need in Manchester Goods. 3s Discount in the JL J. &■ R, MO LILLY'S Hosiery. The Very Best j\lake You Can Buy. 25 Per Cent DEscoyFit t'Vir Beady ]\l.oney. Ladies' Blouses. —l2 DOZEN — Indent, Sample These haye been sent out by our London House to order from for next season's styles and fashions, that are to bo worn for next season, so purchasers will not be buying an out-of style article. NO TWO ALIKE. The samples are in endless coloring in Scotch Cambrics, both plain tucked and embroidered, White Cambrics, Lawns and Muslin, both in tucked anil embroidered. Prices range from 2s lid to 10s 6d, showing ■ 50 PER Discount for Ready Money. i iPMS pn-< »,? n p BE &UR& YOU ARK IN Murray's &lu iU J BS ikv ...iS © uuc sSEa <££&t "W ( 1 fLM BE SURE YOU ARE IN Murray's

Pahiatua Advertisements. (Tuesday's Stock Sales see Page 8). (Saturday's Mart Sales see Page 8). GOOD BOOTS FOR MEM. THEEE is no comparison between our "Valour Calf," "Pox Calf," and "Chrome" 15/6 Boots for Men and the common run of men's boots usually sold for this price. The style, lit and finish are what you I usually get in 18/6 boots. The wear and i satisfaction we guarantee. If you want a boot worth buying, spend 15/6 for a pair of our Valour Calf, Pox Calf, or Chrome. J. K. CARPENTER, BOOTMAKER AND IMPORTED, {Wain-street, Fafrtalua. riIHE CENTRAL BOOK AUG ADP JL Pahiatua, is the ideal place for New Year Novelties, Toys, etc. H. A. THOMSON'S (late Milne's) Arcade. F. BENTLEY & CO., Boot arscS Shoe Importers, MAIN-STREET, PAHIATUA. IN thanking the public for the liberal support accorded them since opening at the above address, beg to announce that they are making a still further reduction in their prices. An inspection inside will convince you that we defy competition. REPAIR WORK A SPECIALITY. Don't forget the address— Next Geo. Oxley, Main Street, Pahiatua. ANTElMOoW¥^M'lfcssr l i Leaven and Anderson have taken over the leass of the Olympic Theatre, Pahiatua, and wish to notify Advance Agents <if Theatrical Companies, etc., that they are renovating the theatre. Telegraphic Address: Leaven and Anderson, Commercial Hotel, Pahiatua. WANTED Known—W. Entwistle, Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, Slain-street, Pahiatua, can be relied upon to give all round satisfaction in all work entrusted to him. All furniture made from thoroughly seasoned timber, and the best of workmanship guaranteed. A trial order solicited. Reasonable prices throughout. WANTED KNOWN—That Messrs Girdwood and Taylor, Pahiatua, of the Commercial and also the Eanfurly Stables, have gigs and buggies on hire at any time. Pour landaus meet express train, two meet all other trains. Telegrams—Girdwood, Pahiatua; telephones 25 and 27. Toys. DoSEs. Toys.. THE place to go for Toys, Dolls, New Year Cards and Presents, is H..A. THOMSON'S (lata Milne's), Pahiat THE PREMIER SADDLER:;. Richardson & Soil, PAHIATUA. RIDING SADDLE and COLLARMAKERS. IF YOU want good reliable SADDLERY AND HARNESS, Like the British Man-of-war, made for service, Thon wo have a good stock to select from. RIDING SADDLES MADE TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES. Call and inspect the real QUEENS-' AND RIDING SADDLE—Our Owi Make.

; Worth Yow Notice! i | OVERSTOCKED. ! DEESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS : | DRESSGOODS! , milE whole of our Dross Stock will n - ' Ji. soli! at prices that must command » ' ready sals. I Markod at Ios»« than salo prices. | See uur Window during the next ; Sev>.n Days. ! : Hendry and Buxton. THE COST OF LIVING "|" S a diillcu.lt problem to face, but it can be easily solved by purchasing ALL STORES from GIDDINGB', M A STERTON. BAD CIGARS KILL! ~| F you arc the sort of smoker who likes to be sure that lie's getting a really genuine cigar at a really reasonable price, you'll be wanting to trade with R. W. ARMIT. SEND FOR LIST OF BRANDS AND rErc.ES. ARMIT, (Successor to Batkin), 51 Lambton Quay, Wellington

Pretty Costumes. \,r ANY of the Stylish, well-titfcins; I _i.uL Costumes worn by Ladies in Mas-i.-j'li.;] ;u't; made at our establishment. tYt) {specialise in that class of work, and ' gawmk' s-atisfaefcion with every order undertaken. Wo have a splendid range of the latest pneterus in Costume Cloths. OLDS & ANDERSON, TAILORS & M tORCERs, QUEEN STREET, ... MAS r "ERTON CENTRAL GARAGE, QUEEN STREET - MASTER/TON Telephone 328. ~T)A KTRJULARS given and prices X quoted for AMY ftfflAKE OF CiflOTQfl OA™. intending buyers advised us to the most suitable Car for l,h o: v re quire mon ts. Expert opinion given on second-hand ears. Repairs promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. CARS FOR .MIRE—ALL ACCESSORIES STOCKED. F. WARREN FOWLER. BREAT STOCKTAKING SALE AT a. normals. 17^VERY article reduced to the ex_i J treme limit to clear befors we take stoek. Litile money but big bargains is to be our watchword during our annual Stocktaking Sale. Start the year well by seeming some of our Bargains. Sale commences Friday, 15i5'i inst. and is to continue for four weeks at A. NORMAN'S, QUEEN STREET. PUBLIC NOTICE. Dominion Cafe, MR 11. M. CLARK begs to announce tliat he lias taken over the Dominion Cafe, opposite Post Office, lately conducted by Mr H. Johnson, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of public support. Rooms open all day for meals. Suppers I tall midnight. • j

C. SMITH, LTD. GREAT SUMMER SALE commenced on FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, andjlwill last for two weeks oulv.JJi Tlie great feature of this aule will be the amount of goods to bo cleared out at half the original price. Our annual Stocktaking is at hand, and we are pre- | pared to quit our stock at a sacrifice. I Quotations ace often misleading, an it is more satisfactory to inspect the goods. Vv r # have the reputation for genuine straight-out sales. This sale will eclipse all previous records. i We have the variety of L.oods, and our j stock is the most up-to-date. The balance of our SUMMER PRINTS, MUSLINS, DELAINES, etc., to be sold at HALF the original prices. Come and see for yourself. OPENING DAY, FRIDAT loth. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. C.SMITH, LTD., CASH DEAPEES & CLOTHIERS, MASTERTON.

11,987 Lots To be sold absolutely WITHOUT IIE-JEiiVE. NOTE—AII purchases will be delivered free. Furnishing; Showrooms (Upstairs).

Professor Pert Hepburn. PArtIATUA, CHAMPION Horse Tamer of the Southern Hemisphere. Horses carefully handled and thoroughly broken in to saddle and all classes of harness. Pupils taught the art of handling wild and vicious horses. Letters addressed to M. Quirlce, Pahiatua, or Zillwcad Bros, will receive every attention.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3094, 18 January 1909, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3094, 18 January 1909, Page 6

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