T. G. HOAR, uTONU MENTAL UCULPTOB HALL STEEET, MASTERTON. Write me for prices of Monuments and Tombstones, when I will post yon Illustrated Catalogue of handsome designs in Granite and Marble. I guarantee first-class work, and build Concrete or Stone Enclosures, erect Monuments, e is,, in any part of the Dominion.
EDISON'S LATEST AMBEROL RECORD. THIS marvellous prcductun retains ail the beauty of the famous Editol TVo-minute Kecdrde, jet plajs double the time. It plays for Four Minutes, Call aad hear them at tl e "The Talkeries," BANNISTER STREET, MASTEEION P.O. Box 21.
DIAMOND JUBILEE. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. A PEW OF THE RESULTS OF SIXTY YEARS OF UNEXAMPLED PROSPERITY. [Taken feok the Society's Annual Eepoet.] ACCUMULATED FUNDS, over ANNUAL INCOME, over £24,340,000. £3,158,000. POLICIES IN FORCE, 227,112, assuring over £77,000,000 (including Bonus Additions.) TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDED, £14,336,892. CASH PROFIT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1908) £740,385, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1,300,000. The Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICYORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL-for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L C. (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy Chairman); the Hon. E. Richardson, C.H.G.; John Duncan, Esq., and Joseph Joseph, Esq. New Zealand Bnnch— EDWARD W. LOWE, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary, MASTERTON DISTRICT OFFICE-PERRY STREET. H. J. FRANCIS, District Secretary, i\ W^v/»« MASTERTON. DRAPERI MASTERTON. i€i^M^g^!iM4^liiJJA«!i!
New Spring Styles. NEVER before have we gathered such a" varied and comprehensive assortment of stylish sty.es. They portray the prevailing modes of English and Parisian fashions. Styles of exclusiveness, as well as the strictly plain designs so popular with Ladies and Gentlemen of unos fentatious taste. If you want your clothes delivered for early Spring wear you should place your order now. WE INVITE YOU TO CALL TO-DAY. Ladies' Department. We've a line of iweed fknts They're re idy to wear, cut in seven gore style, to fct snugly ovtr the hijs, and flait Jileiaily »t foot. 30/-. Gents' Fancy Vests. Just a few unmade Vests. Winter's left-overs, which we want to clear. They're bargains at this price, Pick your's out to-day. QO/-. Albert Webb 89 QUEEN-ST.. MASTERTON. j^mmmmmm^i^^mrm^^ - FABMERS - IF you wish to get rid of Spariows and other small birls which do s) much damage during the Sowing Season, just try our Poisoned Grain. By our SPECIAL METHOD the grain is treated witn a powerful Poison, so that One Seed will Kill, We have it all ready for use, or we will be pleased to t eat any grain brought to us, in any quantity. J. Y. GORDON, °"TK£fe*
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9577, 25 August 1909, Page 3
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