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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10126, 24 October 1910, Page 4

"THAT'S A PRETTY FROCK, DEAR." "YES, ISN'T IT?" IT IS ONE OF HOOPER'S, THEY have a beautiful selection of Summer Dress Goods, Linens, etc. Included in their selection ai'e — THE NEW RESILDA CLOTH. A charming fabric with bright lustre effect in very soft and exclusive shades. NYASAKI GREPOLINE. An extremely dainty fabric witli self stripe effect, in all new colourings. SATIN STRIPED AEOALINE. An exclusive fabric, stylish, light, and with bright and silky effect. NAGASAKI CREPES. In a. rich selection of combination and self-colourings. LINENS. We have a most comprehensive range of REAL IRISH LINENS, in a perfect range of colours. L. J. HOOPER AND CO. THE EXCLUSIVE DRAPERS. FURNITURE Ibex Suite. COMPRISING 9 pieces, including 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 O1 O IAS COMPLETE. dWJLO lUS COMPLETE. You can buy this furniture with the positive assurance that it is reliable throughout. CALL AND INSPECT NOW. T. M'CRACKEN. CHEAP FURNISHING HOUSE. (Opposite Wagg's.) Queen Street. Telephone 23*.

THE GREAT ADVANTAGES CENTLEMEN HAVE IN CUTTING THEIR CLOTHES MADE BY MILLIG AN, KELBURNE AVENUE, > .WELLINGTON. AREUNEQUALLED SELECTION 1 OF LONDON SUITINCS, VIZ., £2OOO WORTH, And The Most Expert Tailoring Service in the Dominion. THE ACADEMY. (Opposite Post Office.) M C L E0D "& YOONGBOOKSELLERS 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 Businow s known as "Book Arcade," nest to Mr L. J. Hooper. McLEOD AND YOUNC. P.O. Box 124. Telephone 115. SHOW BREECHES.

"DOHERTY," "DOHERTY," THK TAILOR FROM LONDON. WAS generally considered in the "First Throe" for RIDING BREECHES. RIDING BREECHES. when cutting in London. He is the inventor and patentee of the famous Seamless Ivnce-Grip Breeches. lie can fit you like a glove without a try-on.—His prices are lower than the ordinary.—He has made Breeches by the thousand.—He has agents making them all over England.—He has sent them to all parts of the world. JAMES A rvT|0 HERTY ' ames A. JLlohe/.ty, THE PREMIER TAILOR, 203 Lambton Quay. WELLINGTON.