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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3095, 19 January 1909, Page 6

NEW ZEALAND ■hhhh I CLOTHING FACTORY iii i-4 ,„ ifoofnvfnn nvmm<P« hnf we have measure in announcing one to open on SATURDAY next. We desire to draw special attention to [CLOTHING FACTORY It is some years since we held a sale at our Masteitou piemises, m t i<ne picasi enan o * I fa h Th Bto k { 80asonal)le tlie fabrics L orice reductions set out below. These reductions are made on Standard Goods-nothing clicap 01 snoua uem f fU™ «n,i lnnl™ **. *v.« mwl« ™n will *n hnr. ■ BOYS' fsf?^H lf ssil %) Norfolk ;'v;HiN<l ; •,.../ SUITS, \ ' ALL WOOL, U i Wow 12s 6d. . I. ■ T V i 4 it ! \ 7I j \ . All These are And are Subject to 12 MEN'S SAO SUITS 355, How 22s 6d. 6 MEN'S SAC SUITS, 455, 24 ONLY MEN'S STRIPED TWEED TROWSERS, Os 6d, NEW-ZEALAND 24 MEN'S STRIPED WORSTED TROWSERS, 12s Od, Wow 8s lid. SADDLE TWEED TROWSERS, 24 PAIR, ALL WOOL, 12s 6d, Now 8s lid. 12 MEN'S CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS, 25s to 30s, II id 11 BOYS' VARSITY SUITS, Ail Goods not marked at Sale Prices are Reductit 12s Gd, mamsmsiim JffPij value, How 2s lid. 10 dozen Gents' Woollen Sox Is (5d per pair, i Ladies' G-lace Shoes, small sizes, ... 2s ltd, jf" Ladies' Fancy Strap Shoes, all sizes, 6s ltd. m Ladies' P>ox Calf Shoes, American j{ Toes and Heels ... ... .6s 1 Id. Jf' j Ladies' Tan Fancy and Strap Shoes.., 9s 6d. S-. Ladies' Evening Shoes, to clear, ... 4s 1 id. Jf Ladies' Glace Kid Boots, Ball and X- „ V w i Ladies' Tan Fancy and Strap Shoes.., 9s 6d. A 6 Dozen Men s Natural Wool ! J i J^ Pants and Shirts, very special Ladies' Evening Shoes, to clear, ... 4s 1 id. Jf Lace, 13s 6d, How 7s lid. wwm mmmm 9f am •\olJJiij 10 dozen Tenis and Tunic 2 dozen Qxford Shirtg) 5s 6cl Shirts, collars and bands, Half Hose, .Shoes, Re Mow 3 pair for Is 9d. ~~" ~~ ~" " —— 10 dozen Gents' Black Cashmere American Boots Half Hose, 7s 6d. Row 3 pair lor 2s 6d. \ Infant Shoes, ankle and 1 bar, first come first served at ... i Infant Tan and Black, also Patent ' .Shoes, Reduced to 1 Id per pair. X good value for 5s 6d, Now 2s lid. to 7s Gd KTil?»rasiii 3 dozen Gents' White Un- I 3 dozen Grandrill Shirts, dressed Shirts, worth 7s Gd, ( good and strong, [. 2s lid. 3 dozen Pyjama' Suits, well 10 dozen White Hand--2 Dozen Black Flexible Hats, Fashionable narrow brim, 2s lid. • ' Gent's Glace and Calf Boots 18s 6d, Wow 12s 6d. Keith's American Boots, button and lace, 25s 6d, Now 15s 6d. SMk wm WW worth Gs Gd, Now3s lid. kerchiefs, 4 Dozen Tuscan and Brazillian Men's Kip Shooters, Straw Hats, 5s 6d, ft rA Now 2s lid. , Ss6a " ANY GOODS NOT REDUCED SUBJECT TO 2s IN THE £ DISCOUNT. NEW ZEALAND s^sa NWttftft asifls^ m .'■■'■•J tmmmMm W&WSFmgmm •v^#l CLOTHING FACTORY! CLOTHING FACTORY

Pahiatua Advertisements. (Tuesday's Stock Sales see Pa 5 e 8). '(Saturday's Mart Sales see Page 8). OLYMPIC THEATRE, PAHIATUA. ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20th. The World-famed Cherniavskts Cherniavskis The Marvellous Russian Boy iEftra- , inentalistis. Prices, -is and 2s. Box Plan at Moore's. GOOD BOOTS FOR MEN. THERE is no comparison between our "Valour Calf," "Box Calf," and "Chrome" L 5/6 Boots for Men and the conim-m run of men's hoots usually sold for this price. The style, fit and finish are what you usually get in 18/6 boots. The wear and satisfaction we guarantee. If you want a boot worth buying, spend 15/6 for a pair of our Valour Culf, Box Calf, or Chrome. J. K .CABPBHTBR, BOOTMAKER AND IMPORTER, Main-street. Pahiatua. CENTRAL BOOK ARCADE- _ Pahiatua, is the ideal place for • New Year Novelties, Toys, etc. H. A. | THOMSON'S (late Milne's) Arcade. ' Copies of the Age may be obtained at 9 o'clock every morning. WANTED KNOWN—That Messrs Leaven and Anderson have taken j over the leass of tbe Olympic Theatre, i Pahiatua. and wish to notify Advance | Agents s>f Theatrical Companies, etc., | that they are renovating the theatre, j Telegraphic Address: Leaven and Anderson, Commercial Hotel, Pahiatua. WANTED Known—W. Entwistlb, Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, Main-street, Pahiatua, cin tw 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. Raasonable prices throughout. WANTED KNOWN—That Messrs Girdwood and Taylor, Pahiatua, of the Commercial and also the Ranfurly 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. Dolis. Toys. gIHE place to go for Toys, Dolls, New _ Year Cards and Presents, is H. A. THOMSON'S (late Milne's), Pahiatua. Copies of the Auk may be obtained at 9 o'clock every morning. THE PREMIER SADDLERS. tichardson & Sou, PAHIATUA. RIDING SADDLE and COLLARMAKERS. IP YOU want good reliable SADDLERY AND HARNESS, Like the British Man-of-war, made for service, Then we have a good stock to select from. RIDING SADDLES MADE TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES. Call and inspect the real QUEENSAND RIDING SADDLE—Obr Own Make.

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! » r n tHE whole of our Dress Stock will bo X sold at prices that must command a ready sale. Marked at'less than sale prices. Sou our Window during the next Sev..n Days. THE COST OF LIVING TSa difficult problem to face, but it can be easily solved by purchasing ALL STORES from LCIIIJiIkHCTO MASTERTON. KILL! "F you are the sort of smoker who likes to be sure that he'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 PRICES. (Successor to Batkin), 51 Lambton Quay, Wellington

I ft/FAN Y oi! the Stylish, wall-fitting | jjA. Costumes worn by Ladies in Masfcerton ato cuido at out' establishment. We specialise in that class of work, and ijimrantoo satisfaction with every order undertaken. Wo have a splendid range of the Latest patterns in Costume Cloths. OLDS & ASfDBKSOH, TAILORS & MERCERS, QUEEN STREET, ... MAS'«'ERTON QUEEN STREET - , MASTERTON Telephone 328. PARTICULARS given and prices quoted for AMY MAKE OF SVIOTOR QA'Si* Intending buyers advised as to the most suitable Car for their requirements. Expert opinion given on second-hand cars. Repairs promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. CARS FOR HIRE—ALL ACCESSORIES STOCKED. F. WARREN FOWLER. GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE i. NUKMAN'S. EVERY article reduced to tlw extreme limit to clear befora we take stock. Little money but big bargains is to be our watchword during our annual Stocktaking Sale. Start the year well by securing some of our Bargains. Sale commences Friday, 15th inst. and is to continue for four weeks at. QUEEN STREET. PUBLIC NOTICE. Dominion Cafe. urR H. M. CLARK begs to announce VXI that he has 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 ■ till midnight. I

GREAT SUMMER commenced on FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, _■£» andj-will last for two weeks The great feature of this sale will be the amount of goods to be cleared out at half the original price. Our animal Stocktaking is at hand, and we nre prepared to quit our stock at a sacrifice. Quotations are often misleading, an it is more satisfactory to inspect the We have tho reputation for genuine straight-out sales. This sale will eclipse all previous records. We have the variety of Uoods, and our stock is the most np 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, FEIDAY 15th. FOE TWO WEEKS ONLY. C. SMITH, Ltd., CASH DEAFEES & CLOTHIEES, MASTEETON.

GIGANTIC DNRES 11,987 Lots To be sold absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE. NOTE—AII purchases will be delivered free. Furnishing Showrooms (Upstairs).

Effervescent Saline, purifpiug, refreshing, invigorating to all who suffer from sickness, headache, sluggish liver, etc. Price, 2/8, H. T. Wood, Chemist and Pharmacist (by exam, J, Masterton.*

Professor Bert Hepburn, PAHIATUA, CHAMPION Horso 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. Quirke, Pahiatua, or ZUlwcod Bros, will receive every attention. I