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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10150, 21 November 1910, Page 7

r«ANK DUPRE FRANK DUPRE FRANK DUPRE FRANK DUPg c FRANK DUPRE FRANK DUPRE THERE will be nothing more popular, for souvenirs this season than SERVSETTE RINGS. Realising this, we have just landed a large and varied assortment of sterling silver Rings. In these productions you can find an excellent combination of art and utility, and ws are able to place these most beautiful and useful presents within the reacn of all. DESSCNS, ALL DESIGNS. A USEFUL CIF.. ENGRAVED, CHASED, or HAND PIERCED. INITITLS ENGRAVED RARE QUALITY. ill MAIL ORDERS receive my personal attention. You can rely on getting the best service in the selection ofmy stock, which is carefully packed snd promptly mailed. STERL2WG SILVER. * Watchmaker, - SVlanufacturirtg JeweSler ._ . - ; and Silversmith i| QUEEN STEBET, MASTE&TON. E aßdno siNvud 3i3dna >sNvad audna >!nvhj sudna WNVud aadna mnvjjj aadna >JNvad

IHE cleverest talent to be found .\ spends its efforts in producing our Gents' Wear. HAMBLL'S. The Hub of Fashion. All aids to TASTY DRESSING are to be found in our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT for MEN. Everything that Man or Boy Wears, from Hose to Hats. Striped and Floral Fancy Sox. Fashion's Latest in Ties. —A man's wardrobe is never too full of ties. COLLARS.—If ycu want a nice fitting collar come • wliex-e that kind is sold. FANCY VESTS.— Buy a Fancy Vest in a nice pattern. It will tone your suit up considerably. SHIRTS. —You had better see the grand array of our latest—they are your kind. All fancy colours in tucked and plain. PHONE 135,

HALL STEEET, KASTBSTON. Writs me for prices of Monuments and Tombitsonee, when I will post yoa Illustrated Catalogue o£ handsome design* in Granite and Marble. I gnarantoe first-das* work, and bniidConcrete or Stone Enclosure*, erect Monumeaki, etc, in any pari of the Dominion. (BRAND) THE GREAT NZ. DELICACY. FBOM E\ERY GEOCEB ;READY i OK USE. Carefully prepared by tha CANKING GO., LTD AUCKLAND.^ BOBBY ABEL & OBBY ABEL & WILLIAM GUNN ILLIAM GUNN CRICKET BATS.' RICK '""" BEARING the above players names, and the high quality mark of "John Wisden," are now to hand. ' Full of Spring, Power, and Hard-Hitting, and Big Scoring Possibilities, with other Cricketing Goods to suit. TENNiS, BOWLS, & CROQUET. I Goods also just landed. Rackets at all weights ,of best quality, from 13s Gd. "Ayre" championship balls, j stood 32 years' test. BOWLS.— "Fi'orekane" Carryalls, and Croquet « Sets, in great choice. [ JAS. ELLIOTT & CO.. Sadcalersi QUEEN ST.. MASTEETON THE WSART, Pahiatua. ? AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS 7 k, BROKERS £ a DVANCESmade on goods seat in » j o. for absolute sale. 9 \ Cash Buyers of Hides, Wool, Hair Eggs, Poultry, and all other Farm ProClearing Sales held in any part of th District Mart Sales held every Saturday. j_ We stock Furniture, Householdware of ,_ ; every description, Curtains, Poles, Ma* ' I m*?«, Cutlery and '3Usswr:

SSX7Y-FIRST...AM NUAL REPORT. !.om: important features. Yotal New Assurances (1909) , £5,857,063 Accumulated Funds £25,706,429 Annual Snccme ...... £3,375,825 POLICIES IN FORCE 237,875, assuring over £80,400,000 (including Bonus Additions). TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDEND, £15,116,584. CASH PROFIT DIVIDEND FOR ONE YEAR (1909), £771,492, providing REVERSIONARY ADDI TIONS of over £1,370,000. The Society now issues EVERY D ESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY. —ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—from any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO. DIRECTORS OF THE NE W ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnstoa, M.L.C. (chairman), A. De B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy-chairman); Hon. D. Richardson, 0.M.G.; John Duncan, Esq.: and Joseph Joseph, Esq. New Zealand Branch- EDWARD W. LOWE, i Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary. Masterton District Office: ...Perry Street. H.J. FRANCIS, District Sscretar),

sS "ADE of the Best Material and workmanship—Neat in Appearance- . Four Cutting Blades—Easily Adjusted. A High-Grado Mower at a LOW PRICE. Painted in Aluminium and E»d. 14in, 235; 16in 245; ISin, 255.

\ For the IT vnu fee) (ired out, there is nothing that wiIJ re« fresh and invigorate you «v more than a balh, either s£\ hot or. cold, to which is sA added twa tablespoon* 011 lulsorsoot <J| 1 Colman's Mustard.

THE Harness for your horse is like a suit of clothes for your body. If you are fastidious we can suit you; if you feel that economy must be practical, -we are just as willing to help you. No matter what your demands they can he satisfied here. ARCOMBE ARCOMBE kONAL.O, 'ONALD. SADDLERS, Perry Street, Mastsrtin. JjA NGL BY SHAW HAMILTON, res "a'AiKira la\u,