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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9530, 30 June 1909, Page 4

WE ARE THE PEOPLE Ton ■ Vegetable, Flower sad Far® Seeds. COME AND INSPECT OUR W [NDOW AS WE ARE MAKING- am artistic display of GARDEN TOOLS, SEEDS, ETC. AGENTS FOR. BUTTONS, COOPER'S, NIMJIO A: BLAIR'S GAItDEN SEEDS. Wakarapa Farmers' Co-op. Ass'a, LliilTlvO.

•pRONT Shop Fronts Built on the Latest and Most Approved Lines. GUARANTEED DUST-PROOF HORSE AND COW COVERS. YOUR, horse or cow will be looking for a warm, rain-resisting, damp proof Cover -just now. It will help to keep in condition, and thus save you more than the cost of the cover m feed. Oui covers are made from the very best canvas by workmen noted for their skill in cover making. The prices, too, are ]ust those you would like to pay. Sank your order in to-day. . JAS. ELLIOTT & CO., SADDLER, AND HARNESS MAKER QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. c. S. BALL. / TAILOR, Queen Street, Masterton, SUIT that will PIT WELL, LOOK WELL, and WEAR WELL. A.t a price that will fit your pocket. Your order will receive our best s6r ice and prompt attention. NEW SEASON'S TEAS jtJST AEKI VE C Red Seal Tea, 2s\ T, W. Loose Tea, 2s. (These Teas are equal to any tea at 2s 4d.) Fool: Gift Tea, 2s. A Book given away —th every 61bs. Call and b et entalogiias. We &ro sole agents for this Tea, and they can't be beat. R. LOW' gKOP "OUILDEB. JAS. WHITTAKER.

Monster Clearing Sale. itionery and Fancy Goods £I2OO WORTH OFFERED AT DISCOUNTS OF FROM 3D TO 8D IN THE 1/-A-i & & VJ R || m w, essrs 8. & W. Mackay. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS, OF WELLINGTON, r HAVING purchased the assigned estate of AfflßtC. O. ASTKEBM, Queen Street. Masterton, wo have ducided to start a branch business in this town; In order to make room for the new stock that iv J] : e arriving next month, we have decided to clear the whole of the present stock at the above-mentioned j cn j- Q s toc"k held by Mr Aitken, arid in order to indicate the nature of the business we Duvwose establishing we have brought from Wellington several hundred pounds worth of the latest books. This selection, which will be also offered at prices as above, comprise Standard Works of Fiction, Prose, Travel History Biography. Science, Philosophy, .Religion, besides a very fine stock of Leather Bound Poet;;, Bible*, Jiugiish Church Prayers and Hymns, and Roman Catholic Prayer Books. The following are a few works typical of the selection with the prices asked Scott's Waverley Novels, in 25 vols 27s 6d for 15s; Thackeroy's complete works, in 10 vols, 30s for 10s 6d ; Dicken's Comv L . _ . -i oo« Crl . Rlnil'iicnwir/i in 10 vnl<? wit.h nl!Sirifrpr , c: TsTnf ac' 9Ao * "NTof^nv»i«-kl piet Ha for Emerson's complete pro* fd for "MM- Guxin's Kew Fainilv Physician, 12s 6d for 9s ; Every Man His Own Mechanic, 7s 6d fo Home Carpentry for Handy Men, 7s Gd'for 4s; Armataye's Cattle Doctor, 22s fid for 15s; Annatage's Sheep i?.c: rv-r Rq fVI • Gleeson's Horse Book, 6s 6d for ,3s; etc. FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. an}' article. PHOTO ALBUMS m i- the ordinary price. STATIONERY. irchidin-' Account Bo<-.k? Letter Book* Foolscap, Blotting, Envelopes, Writing Pads, Note Paper, Boxes Plain'and Fancy Stationery, etc. at Uin the Is off ordinary celling price. 1 A -SPLENDID CHANCE FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES. We are offering: 1000 3s 6d novels, all in good order and in-doth binding, at 2s each. Write to us for catalogue of these, . p.fc—The public are cordially invited to call and inspect. No one will be asked to buy.