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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10089, 12 September 1910, Page 4

BRINGS RENEWED LIFE, RENEWED VIVACITY. .ooper It Brings This, together with an entrancing selection of new and charming NOVELTIES in every Department. EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN Laces Embroideries Nesk Scarves Neck Wear Veilings Belts Hosiery Cloves Aprons Trimmings Button Ornaments Blouses Silk Shirt Blouses Cotton Shirt Blouses Ostrich Feather Stole Coque Feather Stole Dress Fabrics Dress Linens Crepes CambricZephyr;.

f P iLtereeted in NEW ST ILES write for Bock of Gcntierraen's icns for 1911. D, M LLIGAN, Merchant Tailor, OF KELBUBNE AVENUE, WELLINGTON. The Spring Suitings pre just in fn m London No adjeetiv-fs aro necessary to desoiibe their chcicaness. New Zealand jrs can enjoy same se'oetion as Londoners. C I'LL AND SEE.

IROUT TTtfSHING. ROUT JO ISHING. , r E have just landed our Season's Stock of ISHING 1 L 1 ISHING -L ACKLE OUR FLIES and CASTS FOR QUALITY Are Second to None in the Dominion WADERS, LINES, REELS, NETS, Etc. SPECIAL BARGAINS to be had in RODS. W.F.C.A. LL kinds of Books by the most _L popular authors 'POST CAEDS—-nousands of faurcorous aad other Post Cards (including local views) from which to make a choice seleotion. BOOKSELLEB AND fcTATIONEE QUEEN STKEET, VISIT T. MCCRACKEN'S WAREHOUSE, and you will be conyinced 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 10s. Try a MORRIS CHAIR in velvet at £2 15s 6d. A 6ft CHESTEHFIELD In best velvet at £9 15s. INSPECTION INVITED. M'CRACKEN. CHEAP FURNISHING HOUSE. (Opposite Wagg's.) Queen Street. Telephone 237

ONLY MERIT Could have Made ] (The Tailor from Loudon) "The Fashion" he has become I among the SMART SET. IHE excellence of his productions moreover is bringing him clients from all parts of the Dominion. Mr Doherty's reputation has not been made in "a dry." He is of the third generation of a family of Master Tailors, and has devoted 24 years to a study of the art (including cutting for a firm by appointment to the Royal Family), before , launching out for himself in Wellington. MILITARY UNIFORMS. Gentlemen can rely on that ac- I curacy of detail as well as the SMART MILITARY CUT and perfectly fitting garments which distinguish the work of the Home Military Tailors from all others. I 20? L2ir.fc!or Otßy WELLINGTON. '