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The Suit for Monday is a Bathing Suit. THE Aquatic Carnival is now but a hop, skip and a jump away, and those who intend taking part in the events should not fail to come early to MURRAY'S, whare they may he sure of getting exactly the right Bathing Costume in exactly the right size at exactly the right price.

Murray's Elastic Stockingllo Bathing Suits—combination style —are strong enough to withstand the kicks and straining of the most vigorous swimmer. They come in all sizes, and are priced according to quali'y from I'll to 6/6 each; boys' sizes from 1/9. Tiie Two-piece Suits —consisting i of light jersey and short, close fittin (/trousers', are much liked for their comfort and appearance. Murray has them in good quality Elastic Stockinette, from 4/6,' 5/6 and 6/6 the suit. V Swimming Trunks for men in all colours, from 9d each; for boys ana youths from 6d.

It pays you to buy where quality and low price are first considerations ; therefore purchase from J. L. MURRAY, THE QUALITY STORES. Next Club Hotel, Masterton.

I MASON JAR RINGS. I SPECIAL QUALITY. WE have had these made in England to our out order, and they are the correct thing. No more trouble—fits any ze of Mason Jar. Don't risk losing your fruit by using old rings. Price 6d dozen at the W.F.C.A.i LTD,

J, A. J. MACLEAN 8 Co. PERRY STREET, MAS^ERTON. HAVE pleasure in advising their numerous friends and customers that they have been appointed sole agents for WELLINGTON PIANO CO., LTD. who are regarded as the leading DEALERS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS in the Empire City, tliis enviable position having been gainad for them by their excellent stock of High Grade Pianos, by BLUTHER PLEYEL CHALLEN HILLIER ROGERS. Any of the above instruments may be purchased on VERY EASY TERMS. Send for Catalogues. J, A, J. MACLEAN AND CO., AGENTS.

A Special Talk to the Lady of the House. I ECONOMY is the absolute basis of Li successful housekeeping. MURDOCH'S JELLIES are t ; most economical food on the market. '1 hey are healthful, pure, delicious, and they will set m all weather. Made from beautiful, clear, French gelatine, and flavoured with the real fruit. Now, if you ask jour grocer for CHALLENGE, FIELD or SHIP BRAND Jelly Crystals, and ht asks you to take something else, just remember he is after profit, and not considering your interests at all. Now, in your own interests. buy the best.at the lowest price

—SOLD BY — A. J., Giddings, Geo. Wyeth. C. H. Owen. Geo. Heron. Joh* Graham & Co. W. Charman. These are the progressive grocers of Masterton, wlio sell you what you want. Murdoch's Jelly Crystals are—SHIP BRAND FIELD BRAND, CHALLENGE BRAND. notice to advertisers. REPLACE Advertisements, if required to appear in our next issue must reach this office not later than 12 o'clock noon to-day COPIES of the WAIRAKAFA AGE may be obtained from Messrs S. and W. MACK AY, 201 Lambton Quay, Welington COPIES of the AGE can bp purchased at the Book-stalls on Woodville and Pdlmerston North railway stations or from news runner on train GREYTOWN AGENCY. MR FRED MULE, of Grey town, has been appointed Agent of the Wairarapa Age, and will promptly deliver daily copies of our newspaper to any address in that locality.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9697, 22 January 1910, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9697, 22 January 1910, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9697, 22 January 1910, Page 4

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