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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10084, 5 September 1910, Page 4

JEG to announce tbey are now prepare 1 with a charming collection of TJNTRIMMED STRAWS, BiBY BONNETS. Etc. Our selection comprises modes from every Continent*! Fashion i entre ;in fact, they already been classed as the CEEME OF ELEGANCE. It is impossible to predict exactly which styles arel'fcely to predominate -but it is certain that very large shapes conect. Oar showing is unique both as regards variety ana contrariness. SEE WINDOW.

■P Interested in NEW STYLES write for Book Of Gentlemen's Fashions for 1911. ISSUED BY D. MILLIGAN, Merchant Tailor. OF KELBURNE AVENUE, WELLINGTON. The Spring Suitings pre just in from London N* adieetjvep are necessary to de oribe their choieaness. New Zealanders can enjoy same selection aa Londoners. CALL AND SEE.

BEST VALUE Ira WRITING MATERIAL. WRITING PADS—we have a great variety at 1/-, and offer exceptional quality for the price. ENVELOPES—We buy these in very large quantities, and can give you best value. Special quotations for quantities and big asdortments to choose from. When you want STATIONERY don't forget to look in at the W.F.C.A. Fancy Department. BOOKS BOOKS.

LL kinds of Books by the most L popular anthers POST CAEDS— -iioaaands of huaorous and other Post Cards (including local viewß) from which to make a choice selection. BOOKSELLEE AND STATIONEB QUEEN STREET VISIT T. MCCRACKEN'S WAREHOUSE, and you will be convinced that his HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE/ as well as the Plainer Class of Furniture, is the Cheapest in Masterton. NO TWO PRICES AT MCCRACKEN'S. See the 3-Drawer Chest, and TileBack Washstand, with pedestal, at £3 12s 6d the pair. A very nice DUCHESS CHEST, side swing mirrors, marble top washstand, and mirror door Wardrobe, at £ls 10s the suite— a bargain. A Fumed Oak Suite, quaint style, the latest, at £2l 10s the three pieces. SIDEBOARDS from £5 10s to £l7 Try a MORRIS CHAIR in velvet at £2 15S 6d. A 6ft CHESTERFIELD in best velvet at £9 15s. INSPECTION INVITED.

M'ORACKEN. CHEAP FURNISHING HOUSE. (Opposite Wagg's.) Queen Street. Telephone 237 FOR RIDING BREECHES. FOR RIDING IREECHES. FOR RIDING BREECHES. wmm The inventor and patentee of the Seamless knee-grip pattern, STANDS PRE-EMINENT. HE lias made them in thousands and sent them to all parts of the world. He has agents in most of the lead- [ ing towns of Great Britain, and has received splendid and innumerable testimonials from all quarters. THE PATENT Gives a glove like fit below the knee, at the same time discarding all seams at the grip, thus preventing chafing. The particular style of cutting simplifies the fitting a hundred per cent., and therefore ensures a PERFECT FIT. Even without a "try on." Patterns and prices on application. LONDON—24 Hanover Sq., W. :ffELLINGTON--203 Lambton Qmr. I