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NEW ZEALAND 'PHONE a m I CIiOTHING FACTORY 6 YOUTHS' SUITS. 3 Garments, Coat, Vest and Trousers, ~t Cili 27/6 to 38/-. NOW M ''' 26 PAIRS LADIES' SHOES. 12/6 to 15/-. Now all to go at H /"I "J QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON,

m L-OLOTHS T the close of our Stocktaking we find ourselves in posses- . sion of some remnants I in Linoleums and Oilcloths. They are of first-class quality, and in approv- | ed patterns, and we stake our reputation on j their wearing qualities. These remnants are to be cleared at very low rates, and you are :vited to co ma along and inspect them. All marked in plain figures. Queen-street, Masterton,

"From the toiler who works in the street, To the Jady who likes to look neat; From the lawyer who always keeps cool, To the nipper who toddles to school ; From the pakeha living in town To the Maori of delicate brown; They all have their fancy, but KITCHENER suits, The whole jolly lot when thty're looking for BOOTS. THE Boots chat are distinctly the working men's favourites are the "KITCHENER." They afford him splendid service, give the maximum of comfort, and are waterproof. For the next TEN DAYS "Kitchener" Watertights will be sold at from 13/6 to 15/6. [Next to the Empire Hotel, MASTERTON. JLEASE remember that our made-to-order Garments . are -DIFFERENT." They possess all that is most excellent and desirable in style—fit—fabric—comfort -appearance and finish. They p 7 ease you just as long as you wear them, and when finally you lay them aside the knowledge of the long service, the pleasure of their perfect wearing qualities, and the satisfaction that you have received exceptional value, will ever be & profitable remembrance. Alex. Donald, THE Ladies' & Gentlemen's Tailor. Perfect Dentistry. IT is not the money you pay for denial woik * that counts, but the cias» of work you j.el for your money. Inferior dentistry is costly at , any price, and the mischief is that you cannot judge of the work until alter you have r parted with your money. OUR CONTOUR DEN TURES WITH PORCELAIN GUMS-..DEKY DETECTION AS BEING ARTIFICIAL. Set* of Teeth, £2/2/- and £3/3/-. Teeth extracted free when sets are ordered. PainleM Extraction, I/-. Temporary sets re-made to permanent, £l/1/-. Single Tooth, 5/-. CONSULTATION FREE. OUR WORK IS STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE. Op«« Saturday Evening! till 9 o'clock. Write or call for further particular*. FROST & FROST, ~ SURGEON DENTISTS, !! U9 WILLIS STREET (30 y.rd! above Perrett. Chemi.t). WELLINGTON. BUY NEW CURTAINS FROM THE OLD COUNTRY mtmmm Illustrated List and Buyers' Guide. 'lJie ,'argest and most complete Window Drapery Guide issued. Sole Makers and Patentees of " CONTRENET " Curtains. Twice? the Wear. No Extra Cost. Latest styles Nets, Muslins, Cretonnes, Blinds, Linens, Ladies' & Gents' Undeuwear, Tailoring, Boots and Shoes. Furniture List. Special knockdown make for shipping. Reliable British Make. 51 Years Experience. Result—Pronounced Superiority. , POPULAR NEW ZEALAND PARCEL. 6 pairs Choice /-, Halt Parcel 4C / g£ Lace Curtains %*«&■/ 1 pair each ■ *■*/ ** ]% 2 pairs effective Dining! .iom Curtains, yds. long;, 6o ins. wide. 2 pairs exquisite Drawjngroom Curtains, 4 yds. lons', 2yds. wide. 2 pairs choice Bedroom Curtain*, 3 yds. long, 43 ins. wide. (White or Ecru) postage paid. Marvellous Value. Reliable Goods. Quite Distinct. Direct from the Looms. Direct to Yqu. Write for our Catalogues now. Every Item means a Prica Lists may be obtained at the officii nt this Paper, ApwY nsw. SAMLi PEACH & SONS. Box Efe» Looms, NOTTINGHAM, England.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9588, 7 September 1909, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9588, 7 September 1909, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9588, 7 September 1909, Page 2

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