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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10070, 18 August 1910, Page 4

YOU WONT BE HAPPY TILL YOU uK L' a F iIK OF oUR HEALTH BOOTS. MADE IN ENGLAND. EVERYBODY that buy 3 a pair g *le a square dealani will be satisfied with tha result when mirg ti om. SPECIAL. GOODS. We have iu>t received a supply f-f 10/6 SHOES For women spechlly mi'eto rur order. Box Calf Leather, Derby shape, neat looking. »w"r, and BOOTS AT 12/6. MEN'S TAN WILLOW CALF. Open Front, Cookham's styli h aid good fitting. Special valu9— 22s (>:?, W.F.C.A.

LONG'S NOXiOUS WEEP DESTROYER For CaliFornbn Thistle, Blackberry, Gorse, etc. Price per Box diluted ""itli 100 gallons of water, £1 net. Warranted Non-poisonous. IMPROVEO PATENT. (Poison). Price per Tin of 1 gallon diluted with ICO gallons of water, 15/- nett. Reliable agents wanted. THOS. F. LONG, 872 Aberdeen Road, Gisborne.

PRETTY CUTS. H KD pretty pictures don't do a iran A. much good if bo's hungry-unless the irettv cuts aro well selected cuts of choice BEEF, LAMR, or MUTTON. That's what we supply—good meats, properly cut, ar.d we would like to supply your I arder. (Our prices as well as our meats will suit you.) BULPITT AND YALDEN. pObT OFFICE MEAT WART (MASTERTON'S CHEAPEST CASH BUTCHERY).

FARMERS AND SETTLERS. JF Yoc Want To Have PEEFECT, HEALTH, AND HAPPINESS, Insist on Getting CHAMPION MUSCLE RAISER M.OUR. P. VIRTUE, Manager. NORTHEBN KOLLEB MILLING CO., LTD. Auckland. NOTICE.

K. LOW gHOP jpBONT jgTJILDEB. Sbop Front 3 Built on the Latest and Most Approved Lines. GUARANTEED DUSTPBOOF

RING UP 'PHONE' NO." 27; AND YOUE OEDEES WILL BE i'EOMPTLY ATTENDED TO. I recognise three business facts, viz.,_ 1. Business is business, civility is esseLtiai. 2. Prime Joints aru v.hat the publio require. , 3. Punctual delivery means no waiting for meals.

TO THE PUBLIC OF MASTEETON AND DISTRICT. ES W. CEAGO, ill thanking the public for past support., a'<iv urees that she has decided tc> continue the well estbaliahed arid popular Hhirdrtssing and Tobacconist's Business latoly carried on by ter late hu • id it the " COKNER SHOP," ard requests the patronage of the public ad previously exte dcd. Only First-class Tonfcorial Artists EmployedLADIES' EEQOISITE3 of the Best Quality and Variety will in future be stocked, and patrons can rely on receiving the be possible attention. To this department of the business Mrs Cragg will give her personal supervision "CORNER SHOP," THE MASTEKTON.

I STOCK the primest of Beef, Mutton, Port, Teal, and I amb when in season. Corned Beef to suit all. Spiced Beef and York Hams on order. Small Goods a speciality. Best sausages in the Wairarapa. Home Cured Hams and Bacon always on hand. All meat Government inspected. Lowest possible p®ces. Your custom is solicited,

JOHN BOXHALL, (Late Lee & Boxhall). Family Butcher

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COAL AND FIREWOOD, Yards: Dixon-st,, South. IM. COLLIE, Late Collie & Co WILL supply FIREWOOD in any length. • Taupiri Coal 2s per cwt., 9s per quarter ton, delivered for cash. Westport and Pelawmain at current rate Telephone 267. Lansdowia Orders can be left at Mrs Holland's Store.

ENTER SPRING'S CHARMING MILLINERY' Spring is coming, but the new Millinery is already here, and you simply cannot ask for anything in HATS—trimmed or untrimmed —flower gay or sober—that will not be found in

HUGO AND SHEARER'S EXHIBIT OF SPRING MILLINERY. The Latest Novelties in Trimmed Millinery have been unpacked from their London and Parisian Boxes, and are now displayed along with the productions of our own Skilled Milliners. These are in turn supplemented with all kinds of new straws for the girl who trims her own hats, as well as Dainty little Styles in Children's Millinery. Descriptions cannot here be attempted—come and get the first glimpse of Spring, Exchange Braidings, Masterton.