W.F.C.A. Autumn Display of Models Coats Costumes Blousings Tweeds Silks Neckwear Beits Gloves Clothing Shirts Ties. Oa Wednesday, 2nd lards. IT WILL INTEREST YOU TO CALL. Rimless Eye Glasses THE GLASSES OF THE FUTURE. C Oil FORT ABLE to wear, and almost invisible. In addition to this the absence of"rims reduces the weight of the glassas to a minimum. Persons already using or lin'iry glasses may have the LENSES CHANGED to the EIM.LESS STYLE on the shortest notice. Once you adopt the "Rimless" you will never rsvert to the old style. COMFOETABLE, PLEASING AND LIGHT. "MURINE" The Great E) e Eamedy. Ea'.iabie relief for sore eyes, red, inflamed and aching eye-lids, or scales on the lids. Astringent Tonic Antiseptic. Guaranteed under " Ths Food ane Drag Ac;, Jane 30,1906. Price 3/- per bottle. A. HENDERSON, JEWELLER ANP OPTICIAN, Tel. lOo] MASTEETON, Estd. 1885. [P.O. Box 5. FARMERS AND SETTLERS. JF Yob Want To Have PEEFECT, HEALTH, AND HAPPINESS, Insist on Getting CHAMPION MUSCLE RAISEB FLOOR. P. VIRTUE, Manager. NOETHEEN KOLLEE MILLING CO., LTD. Auckland. SPECIAL NOTICE. W HUE & GOLD CUPS & S \ U CEES 5/8 dozen. It. LOW g HOP jpRONT jgUILDEB. Shop Fronts Built on the Lateßt and Moßt Approved Lines. GUABANTEED DUST-PROOF C. S. BALL. TAILOE, ! Queen Stheet, Mabtekton. K UIT that will A FIT WELL, LOOK WEAR WELL. At a price that will fit your pocket. Your order will receive our best ser ice and prompt attention .J And Hundreds of other Lines for 1 /-. Call and get price list before purchasing elsewhere. All Groceries at Lowest Prices. Try CANTEEBTJEY HAMS and BACON. They can't be beat. All orders delivered to any part of town. J. WHITTAKEE. QUEEN-STEEET, NOETH. MASTEETON PEEMANENT INVEST MENT & BUILDING SOCIETY. rjWE Society is prepared to grant loans, repayable by instalment or otherwise, on approved freehold security Terms on application. THE PURCHASE OF A PIANO. ALAEGE number of the sweetesttoned and most serviceable of the Pianos now in use in the Wairarapa were purchased from the BRITISH & CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANST. Those who are paiticular in musical matters recognise that the construction, purity and richness of tone, volume, delicacy of touch, and harmonious relation of registers in our pianos are not approached elsewhere. The selection of Pianos in our Masterton and Wellington houses include the following . Continental— C. Bechstein, Haake, Ramsperger, Trubener, Rapoidi, Bauer. English— Eave&tafF & Son, J. «8t J. Hopkinson, Goss <& Co., CoHard & Go! Sard, Geo. Russell, Pianolos And Pianolo Pianos. Orders for tuning and repairs will be promptly attended to by our expert. A large stock of music to select from: Obgans— Chicago Organ Co., The Malcolm Organ. Our terms of payment are easy and spread over a reasonable period. We shp.ll be pleased to demonstrate these Pianos or Organs to you. If you are on the point of investing in a Piano, investigation will not go amiss—and you would doubt!os;: find it to your profit. Sol'.i Wairarapa .Representative— J. LOWNDES, CENTRAL <JAR*GE, 169, QUEEN ST., Masterton. Wellington Warehouse—Willis Street. HUGO AND SHEARER S - Great Opening Sale - IS IN FBiL SWING. A GOOD start i 3 half the race, so we intend to mark the occasion of our taking over Mr J L. Murray's Drapery and Showroom Depart- • xnsnts with A GREAT OPENING SALE. Present stocks must be reduced. If the public appreciates wonderful values -and seemingly is does—there will bo very little to carry over when the shoppers of the" district become acquainted with these prices. BARGAINS AT THE FANCY COUNTERS. LADIFS' SUEDE BELTS, formerly 1/11., Now 6d each. SUEDE FABEIC GLOVES, previously l/S, Now 1/- pair. LINEN TORCHON LACE, usually 3/6 and 4/6 dozen, Now 1/6 doz. sin SWISS EMBROIDERY, formerly BR Now 5Jd yard. Special Quality in LADIES' PLAIN CASHMERE & RIBBED HOSE, prßviously 4/6 pair, now 2/11. Nor are these all—but the res'; are jr.st as good at Fugo and Shearer'* Great Opening Sale. (Late J. L. Murray), EXCHANGE BUILDIYGP, MASTEBTON.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9991, 10 March 1910, Page 4
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