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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9552, 27 July 1909, Page 2

I for you for yourself alone, Duncan ! | Florence favoured Miss Casson; but, I personally I am not interested in Miss : Casson. Rather than you and I should become further estranged, my boy, you have my consent to marry when and whom you please." He smiled slyly, and Duncan's face paled. j "Father," the young man said ; hoarsely, "do you know what you are saying?" "I believe so. Young. Howard felt that it was his duty to tell me that you and Helen loved each other." Lord Rainh'll rose to his feet and slowly paced to and fro. "Helen Howard is a perfect woman, beautiful, well-born ! The differences between her father and me must be healed. They are merely political matters, and General Howard is a generous man. My son, I wish you all happiness, from the bottom of my heart!" He spoke with great feeling. There were tears in his eyes. His pale face quivered with emotion. He walked over to Duncan, and took his right hand, then looked into the young man's pallid face. "My boy, you are not well. Tell me what is wrong. I had expected something so different from this! I thought that you would have been delirious with joy! You were always so warm, impulsive, so generous-heated! Oh, I have not been quite blind all these years!" "I am overwhelmed," murmured Duncan."l am sure that I thank you, father. I have never known you until now. I believed you to be as cold as an icicle, as unfeeling as a statue." He passed has hand over his eyea —his senses were confused. "You have won a bloodless victory, Duncan! Will you write to Miss Howard at'once? I will myself seek out General Howard. It was I who caused the quarrel; it is I who will " "No, no!" his son implored. His voice was full of anguish. He sprang to his feet and strode to the window. "I mean that matters need not be precipitated, father. I don't think that Helen would like it. I willjtell her whdt you say; and I—l know she will be delighted." "You have spoken to her definitely." "Yes." | TO BR CONTINUED."] MASTEItTON FARMERS' IMPLEMENT CO., (LtMXTT.I" } TA V E FO E SALE--1 Eustic Trap, guaranteed ... £>22 1 Gig, bent wings; good as no - v ... £23 1 Gladstone Gig, rubber tyres. This is a snip £3B 1 Strong Gig, with lamps. In good order ... £2O 1 Farmers' Spring Trap. In good order ... ... ... ... £l6 1 Body Waggon. Good as new; cheap £4-0 1 Mi'ner Combined Timber Truck and Waggon £26 1 Spring Dray. In good order ... £lO 1 Brake, carry 25ewt, with hood ... £25 I Dog Cart, leather cushions. In good order £lO 1 Stubble Plough, 3 and 4 furrow; pracctically new; guaranteed £l 2 10s Agents for P. D. Duncan, Booth Macdonald, and Andrews and Bevaa. SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR GROCERIES H. WHITT & CO.'S, Cash Grocer, QUEEN STEEET, - MASTERTON. 251b Oatmeal 3s lid, 251b 71our 3s lid, 51b Eice Is, 51b Sugar Is, 51b Tapioca Is, 14ib Salt Is, 3 cakes Sand Soap Is, 3 tins Jam Is, 31b .Pates Is, 2 tins Pineapple Is, 31b Figs Is, 31b Currants Is, 61b Flour Is, 51b Oatmeal Is, Soap Is, lOd, 6d per bar, Oatina Is, 3 packets Jellies is, Condensed Milk 7d, Bd, tin Dessert Peaches Is, tin Dessert Apricots Is, tin Dessert Pears Is, Morning Tea 2s, Is lOd, Is 6d lb, 51b tins Broken Pekoe 7s, 2lb tins Broken Pekoe 3s, best Factory Butter Is 2d lb, Potatoes 7s cwt. AH goods delivered to any pari of the Town. HORSE AND COW COVERS. YOUE 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. Our covers are made from the very best canvas by workmen noted for their skill in cover making. The prices, too, are just those you would like to pay. Senk your order in to-day. JAS, ELLIOTT & CO., SiDDLEE, AND HAENESS MAKER QUEEN ST., MASTERTON.