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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3124, 26 February 1909, Page 6

jNTTL the arri:al of our New Season's Goods, C. SMITH, LTD., Will continue to sell the balance of their SUMMER STOCK BEDROCK PRICES, We have a lot of Seasonable Goods to quit at HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICES. PRINTS & MUSLINS from yard. MILLINERY MODELS from JACKETS from 1/11. DEESS GOODS from 6Jd yd, LADIES' COSTUMES, from CHILDREN'S COSTUMES, from 3/11. CHILDREN'S CLOTH COATS 60yds SASH RIBBONS at For High-Class Drapery at lowest prices go to C.SMITH, Ltd., PREMIER DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS' MASTERTON.

END OF SALE. AS SATURDAY, the 27th inst., must positively close our Half-yearly Sale, we invite those who have not already secure} some of outbargains to inspect our goods at reduced prices. NEW GOODS to arrive in a few days, so must clpar as much of-pre-sent stock as possible. A. NORMAN, QUEEN STREET.

MOTORISTS! BRING YOUR CARS TO ME FOE REPAIRS & OVERHAULING. ALL work done under the personal supervision of the proprietor, whose qualifications as a motor engineer are well known. UP-TO-DATE PLANT for executing all classes of work, including Cutting Gear Wheels. Large stock of SUNDRIES on hand at Wellington and Christchurch prices. P. W. REARDON, (Lato Wellington and Wairarapa Motor Co., Ltd.) CHAPEL STEEET, MASTEETON.

Autumn Styles in Costumes. ALTHOUGH the plain, yet neat tight-fitting coat, with a well gored skirt, is likely to be the favorite mode for autumn wear, braid trimming is a special feature of the new fashions. In almost every case the styles pourtray tight-fitting coats —short hip to full three-quar-ter length. Of course, the Directoire is still in vogue, as well as semifitting garments. Handsome blue cloth costumes, JCS SS. OEDEES NOW BEING BOOKED FOR MARCH. ALBERT WEBB, 39, QUEEN STREET, MASTEETON.'

NEW SEASON'S TEAS U S T AEEIVEE Eed SeaLTea, 2s. J. W. Loose Tea, 2s. (These Teas are equal to any tea at 2s 4d.) Pook Gift Tea, 2s. A Book given away with every 61bs. Call and get catalogues. We are sole agents for this Tea, and they can't be beat. JAS. WHITTAKER.