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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9707, 1 February 1910, Page 1

Special Advertisements MAST-EJttluN AGRICULTURAL AND H PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TWENTY-THIKD ANNUAL SHOW, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th and 16th, 1910 AND RAM FAIR ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th and 18th. ORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, DOGS, PRODUCE, AND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS. JUMPING, JUDGING & GUESSING COMPETITIONS. Over £IOOO Offered in Prizes. £l5O IN JUMPING EVENTS £l5O ALONE. ENTRIES CLOSE: SHOW : At b p.m. on SATURDAY, 29th January. RAM FAIR: At 9 p.m. on MONDAY, 31st January. Schedules and Entry Forms on application to— GEO. R. SYKES, Secretary, Masterton. Or Secretaries Kindred Societies. Accommodation Arranged for Visitors. GREA EST SUMMER CLEARING SALE NOW ON. A BIG assortment of Prints 3/9 doz; the very latest Blouses, 32 doz. going at 3/9; the finest assorted Summer Skirts, all going at 10/11; big assortment of Ladies Fancy Collars 6d and embroided Collars 9d; Ladies Belts 1/-; fine line of Ladies Hose, cashmere, plain, or ribbed three pair 2/9; good line of Towels, 1/6 pair; Ladies Hemstitched Handkerchiefs half dozen 1/-; Laces from 1/- doa; Curtains, good pattern, 90 inches by 52, 3/11 pair; Ladies Assorted Hats, 6/11; Flowers, 1/- spray; Gloves, from 3d upwards ; brilliant bilks, 1/9 doz ; , assorted, colours. Mens Clothing Shirts, assorted, 3/11; Flannels, 2/11 j good Saddle Tweed Trousers, 8/6 ; Men's Felt Hats, half prise, and Hard Hitters also; Socks, cashmere, three pair 2/6 ; Men's Ties, 3 for 2/9; Suits, 25/6, good quality ; Boy's Suits from 5/6 upwards. MRS SABA & SON, QUEEN STREET.

NOT iCE. I WISH to announce that I am a Cash Buyer of FAT ShEEP, CATTLE and LAMBS of all descriptions, for freezing purposes and etherwise - W. McKENZIE. W. L. JOY, Artistic Photographer, Masterton. WITH Each Ordar for 12 Cabinet Photos, an Enlargement, valued at 7/6, will be given free. This con- ■ cession should appeal to you. Place your order to-day. Studio: Room No. 16, IXCH 4.NG-E BUILDINGS (upstairs). ~ BILLJARDS. THE best equipped and most spicious Hiiliard-room in the district. Four Alcuck tables, first-class cues, ample seating accommodation, and capable ar.d attentive markers. Site —The old part of Club Hotel, Masterton. Price, Is per hnndrod F. fiANGSTONTE, Proprietor, MORRISON'S BUSH HOTELS. rOLSON ... ... Proprietor. FIRST-CLA.SS Meals, Good attention. Best of Wines and Spirits; and ii'>;op-liite accommodation. House is connected with telephone ('iieytown Bureau). NOTICE. THE last 15 days SAL*] of huge BANKRUPT STOCK. • Every article must be sold. This is not mere advertising talk, put forward with the object "if inducing buyers to PaTKoNISE the SALE. We invite inspection of the goods, and enclose comparison of the prices. "VVe guarantee to GIVE you DRAPERY & CLOTH ING at HALF of what it COST to manufacture. Note the Site : L. STEIN, OPPOSITE KNOX CHURCH. NOREASONABTE OFFER SEFUSED

PINHEY'S LIVERY. AND COACH STABLES, MASTERTCN & TEIMUI. Landaus, carriages, buggies and every kind of vehicle on hire. CABS MEET all trains and coaches. "C" Spring Carriages for Invalids. PADDOCKING and STABLING at reasonable rates. Coaches leave Maaterton Post Office 8 a.m. Arrive Maatertoh from Castlepoint 1 p.m. (instead of 2 p.m. as formerly). PINHEY BROS. LTD. PROPRIETORS.