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XT is necessary to have a pair of warm, cosy Slippers for the cold weather. We have them in variety. Call and see them; they will interest you. Prices, 9d to 0/6. CHILDREN'S Felt and Velvet Slippers, navy, scarlet, claret and chocks, felt, carpet and string solas, 90,1/-, 1/6. CHILDREN'S Cainoi Hair Slippers, dainty colours, thick felt and leather soles, ankle-straps, extra quality 3/9, 3/11. LADIES' Navy and Red Felt Slippers, string soles, well finished, light and warm, 1/11. LADIES' Felt Slippers, navy and claret, leather soles, low heels, strong and warm, 3/6. LADIES' Camel Hair Slippers, various colours, thick felt and leather soles, 4.yt1 5 5/s, 6/6. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EVENING SHOES, MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY SELECTED. Box 141 CENTRAL BOOT STORE, QUEEN-ST. 'Phone 154. Ai>A)t A aA<IIA AAA liingmeerf -TT costs no more to secure the services, in the first place, of eomJL petent engineers to do your work than it does to get those who know very little about it. With the competent man, jowever, the first cost is the last—for your work will bo done thoroughly and to your satisfaction. With the incompetent man, however, the first cost is only the first of a long series, the job is never done. When we get your instructions to fulfil your order we give you good honest, practical advice, and the maximum of sat'isfaotiou with a minimum of cost. Our engineers have proved their capabilities in every department of mechanical engineering, and having a modern plant with which to do their work, secure the very best results. •' We instal electrical plants, repair all classes of machinery, motor cars, motor cycles, oil and gas engines and fulfil orders in any part of the Island. We charge you with the cost only whon you are satisfied that the work is good. It costs you nothing to consult us, but our advice might save you many pounds. Look us up to-day or telephone to us and we will K4 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS & ELECTEICIANS, K4 MASTERTON.

MRS SABA & SON, TAVE much pleasure in announcing J_L to the residents of TATJEKU and surrounding District, that they\will hold a THE,BE DAIS' SALE in the ; Taueru Hall, of DRAPERY and FANCY GOODS, etc - all in the latest styles and fashion. BARGAINS for all—Prices to suit everyone. Do not miss this chance. Open All Day TO-DAY (Friday), and TO-MOEEOW (Saturday), and also during: the evening. DiXQN'S SPECIAL JAR BRAKE. DTTBING the Summer months specia attention will be given to the manufacture of drinks suitable for the hot weather. These will bo put up in one Gallon Jars, and deliveries will be made daily to private houses in all parts of the town. The best article is always the cheapest, therefore I recommend you to give them a trial. During the 25 years I have been in business in Masterton, I have ' always given the public the best article obtainable. This is the secret of my success. J. DIXON. WSASTERTOW SCHOOL OF ART. I TAKE this opportunity of informing the public of Masterton and district that I have fitted out an up-to-date Artists' Studio, situated at rear of Mr Eton's, chemist, where I intend holding classes for DBA WING, PAINTING IN OILS OE WATER COLOUES. Classes will be held on Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, commencing on Thursday next, April 22nd. Terms : One Guinea per quarter. CAIiL AND SEE THE STUDIO. J. sITITH.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3185, 10 May 1909, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3185, 10 May 1909, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3185, 10 May 1909, Page 6

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