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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10138, 8 November 1910, Page 6

ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW UNIQUE DISPLAY of Cotton L Dress Fabrics. The display of COTTON GOODS for Dressy Frocks or Simple Gowns is unique', and in many cases the designs arc to be obtained from us only" and the moderate prices are a big consideration. NURSES' CLOTHS, in light and dark shades, from yd. LIGHT and DARK STRIPED CAMBRICS, 6£d yard. JAP CREPES, all the latest colours and stripes, from yard. PANDORA CLOTHS, just the thing for children's wear, from B|d yard. PURE DRESS LINENS, all colours, 1s 2d yard. IMITATION LINENS from yd. PLAIN AND STRIPED ZEPHYRS at 7£d yard. We are showing a lovely range of EMBROIDERED BLOUSE LENGTHS from 2s Ifd. Also 30 WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES, from 17s 6d to 39s 6d, the daintiest goods in the trade. One of the most valuable assets we possess is our good name for EMBROIDERIES and HOSIERY. This is not the result of mere chance, but earned by over 30 years of study and experience. Once a cus- | tomer, always a customer, at C. SMITH. V PREMIER DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS. Cash Discount of 6d on every 10s.

> AhD r\ pOM PANE'S KOYALMAIL STEAMEKS TO LONDON. ■ Following are the proposed Dates of Departure from Australian Ports for London: - | First and Second Saloon Only. Steamer I Tons I Sydney | Melb'ne. § Moldavia | 10000 | Nov 19 I Nov. 22 j§ Mongolia j 10000 | Dec. 3 Dec. 6 §*Moeea I 11000 I Dec. 17 Dec. 20 J§Mooi/tan ! 10000 j Dei 31 Jan 3 CHrNA | 8000 | Jan 14 j Jan 17 +*§ Mantua | 10500 | Jan 28 j Jan 11 f§*MALWA | 10500 | Feb 11 | Feb 14 |j§ Macedonia | 10500 ! Feb 22 ] Feb 25 India | BCOO | Mar 8 I Mar 11 ||§ Moldavia j 10,000 | Mar 22 | Mar 25 § Mongolia | 10,000 I Apr 5 I Apr II ||§Mobea I 11,000 j Apr 19 | Apr 25 §Mcoltan | 10,000 | May 6 | May 9 And every fortnight afterwards. §Twm-screw. with wireles? and Vvitli laundries. tLeaves from Auckland 10 days earlier. jl Leaves from Auckland 7 days earlier. fMalwa calk at iiom&ay on March 4fch. Kates of Passage Mcney to London—(including Saloon Passage to Sydney), Single Tickets, M 7 6s to MB. Return Tickets, £ls IBs and JSI32 JOHNSTON & CO., LTD., Agents, Wellington and Wanganui. HOIIEWAIibPASSENUEa SEASON 1910-1911. TIEN INSU LAB & f\ EI EN r A f. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Proposed Sailings from New Zaaland for London, via Sydney and Suez. Twin Screw From Arrive Steamer Tons. Auckland. London. Mongolia 10000 JNov. 23, lyiO Jan. 14 Mooltan 10000 Deo 21, 1910 Feb. 11 *Mantua 11000 Jan. 18, 1911 Max. 11 Mabmoha 10570 Feb. 16, 1911 April 8 Mold/ via 10000 Mar. 15, 1911 May 6 Morea 10-500 Ap'l 12, 1911 June 3 * fitted with laundry and wireless tele. ervaphy. All Twin-screw, fcteimers. First and Second Saloon Only. JOHNSTON & CO., LTD , Agents, Wellington Sab-agents—J. D. Chtjicsshavk A Co., Ltd., Mastertou.

NEW SUMMER DRESS CREATIONS AT HAYWARD'S. TEW Fashion thoughts arc givi'P. _.. * expression in the delightful display now shown at Hayward's. Well dressed ladies passing along Lambton Quav have greatly admired the beautiful Ready-to-Wcar Embroidered Muslin Robes, and have passed approving remarks regarding the new White Linen Dresses. Side by side with these charming garments are the new fabrics which are becoming so popular with Ladies of Fashion. Among them, are bbantuir" Linens, choice Poplins, Ottoman Cords, and other exclusive highclass materials. This usually fine exposition only goes to prove tnat Fashion's latest thoughts are over being brought to your notice by HAYWARD The Ladies' Tailor, 29i LAMBTOII QUAY, Wellington.

TE NUI HOTEL, W. C. PAGE, Proprietor. best of accommodation, liquors and also good wholesome meals, clean beds, airy rooms, and prompt attention. GOOD STABLING. AND PADDOCKING. Telegrams and letters immediately attended to.

iHOTOGRAPHS ! ! I HOTOGRAPHS I I I T>OOK your orders now for XMAS DEUVERY. Free enlargement given with each dozen cabinets. Amateurs catered for. EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Room No. 16, Upstairs. J. WHITTAKER. PROVISION MERCHANT, ILL GROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICES. All orders delivered to any part of the town. Telephone 67. QUEEN STREET, MASTSRON. FIRST IMPRESSIONS ABE THE MOST LASTING. \ GOOD appearance create a good L impression. Why not take advantage of these factsj 1 Make the appearance of your bouse" create a good first impression. See to it that your windows are well tonded. A well made blind will help you; a .Venetian for choice. A VENETIAN BLIND (Holdera of International Gold Medal and Certificates) Window Blind Specialists & Exports QUIN-ST. (off Dizon-st) WELLINGTON that can be made. Wo Guarantee them The facility with which they work wil surprise you. We guarantee the pain used neither to chip, chalk, nor blister. waltefTgee &CO TBLEPHONK 41 I B ° X 92 KING'S TEK MINUS HOTEL, (Adioining Railway Station.) NAPIER, N.Z.

T D, CRUICKSHANK and CO., Limited. MA3TERTON. HAVE FOR SALE—Specially selected Grass Seed and Rape Seed, Seed Maize to suit all soils, and carefully selected to suit the district. We stock all High-grade Manures for all crops, and conduct analysis of soils. We supplied Manures and Seed for all the winning crops for 1908, 1909, and 191*0, awarded by the A. and P. Society, and also obtained, gold medals for farm seed for 19031910. Top-dressing Machine suitable for top-dressing wheat, oats, pastures, etc., for hire. Garden and Orchard Requisites always in stock, also Binder Twin.* Woolpacks, Cornsacks, Agricultural Machinery, Sutton's, GaHon's, and Hurst's Pedigree Seed. We carry stocks of manures at A*'* B. Tait's, Featherston, and .W. Orbell's Martinborougli. Buyers of Produce, etc. AGENTS— N.Z. Insurance Co., Ltd., Accident, Fire and Marine. P. and 0. Steamship Co. Reid and Gray's Implements. Butter's Iron Fencing Posts. Williams' Patent Droppers. JWmimax Fire Extinguishers. Cooper's, Little's, and Robertson's Highland Dips. McAlasters llidgers. Taringamutu Posts, Strainers and

C. T. ELERS, NATIVE & COMMISSION AGENT. A'PIVR Busines3 promptly attended to in any part of New Zealand. Thoroughly convev;ant with the Native Language. Address—Upsfciirs, Buildings Op. J L. Murray's, QUEKK-STREET, MASTKRTON.

CJnder Entirely New Management, horoughly Renovated and Re-Furnished Throughout. Excellent Cuisine, lot, Cold and Shower Baths. Comfort, • Civility and Attention. Tariff, 6/6 per day. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. CHAS. J. KING. Proprietor A LL kinds of Books by the most _L popular authors POST CAEDS—-aoasanda of huncoroua and other Post Cards (including local views) from which to make a choice selection. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER QUEEN STREET MORRISON'S BUSH HOTEL. S. Poison Proprietor. IR3T-CLASS Meals, Good Attention, Best of Wines and Spirits, and home-like accommodation. Hous} i 8 connected with Telephone (Greytown Bureau.)

PRINCE OF WALES STABLES. /piAREFUL attention given to all \J horsss left at the stables. No waiting CABS : This department is now very iruch enlargsd by the addition of Mr Ho. l '.Bid's cab hiring plant to the i L i;£:_oss, making the most up to-date plant in the district f»:Ei'i9tcis, Ob' WALES' HOTKL JL Queen Street, Masterton. Mr. A. O, Scnmgeour begs co inform thn Residents of Mastexton and district thtit ho has takon over th? above well known house. Tbo Hotel will te oo iducted on the most approved llces, wit'i tho best 0 ommodation at mgderat l rates. Temperance drink* at ba».