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WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., Limited. We are the people For Vegetable, Flower 8 Farm Seeds (JOME AND INSPECT OUR WINDOW AS WE A.RE MAKING AN ARTISTIC DISPLAY OF GARDEN TOOLS, SEEDS, ETC. 0 AGENTS FOR—Sutton's, Cooper's, Nimmo & Blair's Garden SescJs. 'AIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., Limited.

HORSE AND COW COVERS. YOUR horae 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 in feed. Our covers are made from the very best canvas by workmen noted tor their skill, in covar making. The prices, too, are just those ynu would like to pay. Senk your order in to-day. JAS. ELLIOTT & CO., SaDDLEB, AND HARNESS MAKER QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. THE . MASTERTON FARMERS' / IMPLEMENT CO., (Limited) JJ AVE FOR SALE--1 Rustic Trap, guaranteed , £22 1 Gig, bent winga; good aB nw ... £23 1 Gladstone Gig, rubber tyres. _ This is a snip * 3B 1 Strong Gig, ith lamps. In good _ • order ... ••• ••• ••• £2u 1 Farmers' Spring Trap. In good ; order » 16 .1 Body Waggon. Good as n0W > cheap ... 1 Milnor Combined Timber Truck and Waggon ... £26 1 Spring L'ray. In good order ... £lO 1 -Brake, carry 25cwt, with hood ... £25 I Dog Cart, leather cushions. In good order ... ••• £lO 1 Stubble Plough, 3 and 4 furrow; pracctically new; guaranteed £l2 10S Agents for P. D. Duncan, Booth Macdonald, and Andrews and Bevan. NEW SEASON'S TEAS U B T ARRIVED Red Seal Tea, 2s. . T. W. Loose Tea, 2s. (These Teas are equal to any tea at 2s 4d.) Fook Gift Tea, 2s. A Book given away ~*th every 6lbs. Call and catalogues. We are sole agents for this Tea, and they can't be beat. JAS. WHITTAKER.

Monster Clearing Sale. Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods. £I2OO WORTH OFFERED AT DISCOUNTS OF FROM 3D TO 6D IN THE 1/Messrs S. & W. Mackay. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS, OF WELLINGTON, HAYING purchased the assigned estate of MR C. O. AITKEN, Queen Street. Masterton, we have decided to Btait a branch business in this town; In order to make room for the new stock that will be arriving next month, we have decided to clear the whole of the present stock at the above-mentioned T)V\C6S In addition to the stock held by Mr Aitken, and in order to indicate the nature of the business Ave purpose establishing, wo 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, Eoligion, besides a very fine stock of Leather Bound Poets' Bibles, English Chnroh 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 complete in 25 vols, 27s 6d for 15s ; Thackeroy's complete works, in 10 vols, 30s for 10s 6d; Dickon's Com' plete Works, 14 vole, 45s for 32s 6d; Shakespeare, in 10 vol?, with all Singer's Notes, 30i for 20sNathaniel 1 [awthorne's works in 5 vols, half morocco 25s for 15s ; The Bookman History of English Literature, 2 vols, 20s for 153; Buskin's works, 5s vol far 2s ; Draper's Intellectual Development of Europe, 2 vols 10s for 7s*6d ; Emerson's complete prose works, 1 vol 4s forjs; Dr. R. Brown's South Africa and its Explorers, 3 vols 22s (id for 7s (Junn's New Family Physician, 12s Gd for 9s ; Every Man His Own Mechanic, 7s 6d for 4s ; Home Carpentry for Handy Men, 7s 6d for 4s; Armatagrf's Cattle Doctor, 22s Gd-for 15s; Armatage's Sheep Doctor, 13s for 8s tidj Gleeson's Horse Book, 6s Gd for 3s; etc. FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Including Dressing Cases, Desks, Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Card Cases, Pocket Books, Walletts Japanese°Goods, Photo Frames, Ladies' Bags, Concertinas, Accordeons, Post Card Albums, Scrap Albums etc As it is intended to drop these lines altogether, no reasonable oiler will bo refused for any article' PHOTO ALBUMS at i the ordinary price. . STATIONERY.. ■<' = Including Account Books, Letter Books, Foolscap, Blotting, Envelopes, Writing Pain, Note Papo»- Bjxps Plain and Fancy Stationery, etc. at .'id in the Is olf ordinary selling price. A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES. We are ottering ICOO 3s 6d novels, all in good order and in cloth binding, at 2s each. Write to us for catalogue of these. ■■■ P S The public ftre col '^ ' nv ited to call and inspect. No one will be asked to buy.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9535, 6 July 1909, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9535, 6 July 1909, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9535, 6 July 1909, Page 4

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