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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10131, 6 January 1911, Page 6

ITJROPEAJN , UROPEAN 'HOLESALE Indents promptly executed at lowest cash prices for all kinds of British and Continental goods, including Bookß and Stationery. Boots,- Shoes, :«jnd'Leather. Chemicals and-DrAiggest' Sundries. China, Earthenware and Glassware. Cycles, Motors and Accessories. Drapery, Millinery, and Piece Goods. Fancy. Goods and Perfumery. Hardware, Machinery, anoV Metals Jewellery* .Plate and Watohes/ Photographic and Optical - Goods. Provisions and OHmen'aStores, *.-' ■■■ -V... % - ..*•"" '■},■ ' '■■ .'''-etc., • etc/- _;,;', ■;-'•■'■' Commission 2$ to 5 per cent. Trade Discount .allowed. ; •„;■; ■ Special Quotations on ; ;r Sample cases from £lO upwards. Consignments of Produce Sold vOi •■'. —: ; :-.,';-. Account.■;•■;,•-'•'■•'" ;;i "■.■•''•';

WILLIAMfWILSON AND SONS,■;* (Bstahlishedlßl4;) 85, A&chifrch Lane,; Loiiilon, Cablt Address: "Aanuaire, ■ ;;< ">,^"> : ' : 'L6ndon."-r':'\V'-. l /''-v''''/ ; '-.' *-t j. h. A-T flowing' "Lines'- 'cannotbe '^Mwitwi;;..^7 :: ,;v'.:■■;:' : ■■;; " ':%,' '•jCsf' Picture. - ■ Repairing. .'.. Div in fiasy Chairs and Chesterfield' . 11 clae£6BiDf Loose Covet. Work.f -, REPAIEEfG GO : \4Carpet's'aadLinoleitins taken dp'' ■' v '. : v :.',, '"■%■ v "V- ■■■ ;.:■, Those about to marry urnilbbed ;:v ;' throughout cheaper than any pother : ■ '■"•■•■.•:" • ■.j4 : 'housein v tb^i^^.,;' ,^>;"'/-/ v, new stock of Mouldingi; and -;'• - /''"'^^Rctures^asiarriye^i'^v;-',;-^' ')? NATIVEWcOMMiS^i6jS:i^!N4!^ TATIVE -fiasiness protttptljr V. tended toanany;part'o£>,'New Zealand. Thoroughly eohverjaht with the; Native Language. . ■ Address Buildings Ojp. I •■;■. '.'-l '.*.J:J?L. V- .i"-.-'^" |,,QuEEK^TBEETj THE PALACE HOTEL. V 'A LL the'•;:.''iwibiMt^onß7,;il?hat;,go-- : to XjL, ; " make a. private home ; comfortable are associated with the conduct of the; Palace Wellington,, binder the management of Mr J. new; proprietor:; Wairarapa visitors to Wel 7 lingfcon should make 'the/Palacetheir v hope whilst ;therei t Mt Swindal9. who was for ma£y~; y,ears ;,in the railway service*, is 'well -known :to Wairarapa residents.. He has a good: idea of what visitors requue, and daß sufficient business acumen to see that these requirements are fulfilled!' Bebida to try the •Palace Jjbtel on your; next visit.:;; Penny section from''the station. Situated in the heart «f. Willis street.. V V ."'■'■•."'f::-'-<:'-;SWINI>ALE/:iv•;. ■ ',■ ■';■.■■''.■.':■ '^v'-H-'.r'.- '' ■■ •■!■•;•.'■;' .Proprietor;;;'

ALL WOULD ACHIEVE SUC CESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUB TO v • : "'W.y V:.-< 4 . v MERIT IT ' ' - WE have daring the past yeat spared no expense in endeavouring to make oar Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now, confidently assert we Have succeeded in doing bo. ; We invite all who enioy a QoocfGlassofßeer To ask for STAPLES' BEST, On draught at almost all hotels in the City and surrounding License Districts, and confidently anticipate their verdict will be that Stople&and Co. have successfully removed the reproach that good; beer could not be brewed- in Wellington. CO;, MOLES WOBTB STBEEX * WUSPHY ' STSSST, V/ELLINGTON J. SMITH & SONS, SIGN - WKITEKS AND HOCTSiS BECOJBATOItS. ' KT LESSONS—Every Thursday anjj Saturday. W.F.C.A., Queen Streeft, MMtartotThe -ousy qe HE JJUSY OE. EASON \UR preparations for the "Busy / Season" are more extensive this year than ever. The stock has been specially selected and embraces all that is the most fashionable, and highest grade ... quality in footwear. Every department is overflowing with seasonable goods. ■ ■ JjIINLAYSON i J§ ON ' ' ' BOOT^JIAEEaS, QUEEN STREET MA3TERTON.