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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10122, 19 October 1910, Page 4

:ftTrtUrt: AND CO. 'E COURT COMPARISON of our Advanced Novelty Designs in Embroideries. OUR SELEC'J ON COMPRISES— Insertions. Edgings. Ribbon Hole Headings. Panel Insertions. Camisole Embroideries. Allover Embroideries. Flouncing Embroideries. Also many beautiful NECKWEAR NOVELTIES and LACES, including— Valenciennes. Torchon. Imitation Maltese. Edelweiss. Guipui'e. and Irish Relief. INSPECTION INVITED. L. J. HOOPER AND CO. FURNITURE Ibex Suite. COMPRISING 9 pieces, including 1 2 arm chairs, 6 chairs, and settee. Every piece in the Suite is representative of the highest artistic work. The woods used are carefully selected specimens, beautifully matched, and exquisitely finished. The collection would make an artistic exhibition in any home, and the price is only OIQ lAS COMPLETE. oUIO lUs COMPLETE. You can buy this furniture with the positive assurance that it is reliable throughout. CALL AND INSPECT NOW. GHEAP FURNISHING HOUSE. (Opposite Wagg's.) Queen Street. Teleohona 23^

GENTLEMEN HAVE IN CiTTINC THEIR CLOTHES MADE KELBURNE AVENUE, WELLINGTON. UNEQUALLED SELECTION OF LONDON SUITINCS, VIZ., £2OOO WORTH, And The Most Expert Tailoring Service in the Dominion. THE ACADEMY. (Opposite Post Office.) BOOKSELLERS and COMMERCIAL STATIONERS, and Fancy Goods-men.

NEW STOCKS of BOOKS and FANCY GOODS now on show. We invite you to our shop. No one is pressed to buy. Will Residents kindly note:—Mr ,T. HENDERSON has purchased our Branch known as the "Book Arcade," next to Mr L. J. Hooper. McLEOD AND YOUNG. P.O. Box 124. Telephone 115. GENTLEMEN REQUIRING GOOD, PRACTICAL TAILORINC CIANNOT do better than pay a I visit to JAMES A - AMES ri-. UOHERTY, THE TAILOR FROM LONDON. He is noted for his thoroughness and the infinite pains which ho takes with all- orders entrusted to him. A beautiful assortment of NEW SPRINC SUITINGS. of the very finest quality, now on hand. Riding Breeches a speciality. IkTAMES A „ pKOHERTY, tIAMES JL/OHE^TY, THE PREMIER TAILOR, 203 La ml) ton Quay, WELLINGTON.