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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10177, 1 March 1911, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. APIER PARK RACING CLUB. AUT UM-N MEETING. AUTUMN MEET INC. To be held on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 15th and 16th, 1911. | NOMINATIONS close at the. Club's 1 Office, Herchell Street, Napier, on THURSDAY, February 23rd, 1911, at 8 p.m. _ ,■, For full programme see Weekly Press. WEIGHTS , will appear' on FRIDAY, March. 3rd.' ACCEPTANCES close TUESDAY, March 7th, at 8 p.m. J. E..GLEADOW, Secretary. |ANNEVIRKE RACING GLUB. WEDNESDATfand THURSDAY, MARCH? Btß and 9th', 1911. - NOMINATIONS for ALL RACES close SATURDAY, February. 11th--1911, at 9.0 p.m. WEIGHTS declared, about FRIDAY, 17th, 1911. _„ ACCEPTANCES for FIRST DAY close TUESDAY, February 21st, at 9.0 p.m. ■ ' t» * i> For Programmes see "Referee, cards; and nostfirß. Special train arrangements. JAMES SPIERS FREEMAN, * Secretary. P.O. Bos 50. Dannevirke. CHAFF-CUTTING. PRICES: O.S. CHAFF, ten ton or under, 9s per ton. Over ten tons, 8s 6d per ton. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR LARGE QUANTITIES. H. P. WYNN WILLIAMS, Ltd., TEMPLE CHAMBERS, 168 Queen Street, MASTERTON. MADAM GARLE, MILLINERY SPECIALIST, IS SHOWING THE NEWEST SEASON'S NOVELTIES in ' EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MILLINERY ' * AT 35 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ITS UP TO YOU TO DRESS WELL To be smart in business as''among the smart set. To set the fashion among your friends. To show what can be done by a good tailor, 10, amongst other things, be careful that your choice of materials is such that you are PREPARED FOR THE COLP SNAPS. Having on hand some cnoice West of England Blue Serges, you can have a light yet cold resisting costume, just suited for our changing climate. Put together by DONALD, cut by him with his guarantee of ) satisfaction, made in the prevailing } style with velvet trimmings, you I need not fear your, most critical friend. Talk it over with * THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR. Miosa 222. MODEL MILLINERY, , MODEL COSTUMES. A GRAND SPECIAL EXHIBIBITION of the' authoritative styles in .Millinery and Costumes for Autumn and Winter wear is being made, and the display is fascinating in the extreme. EXHIBITED IN HEY'HOE'S SHOP, OPPOSITE CLUB HOTEL. ■. Queen Street, Master ton. This Exhibition will be open until MONDAY, MARCH 6th, and we extend a Cordial Invitation to the Ladies of Masterton and District to ■come and see the' new things tor the new season. . . . The charm and exquisite beauty ot the modern millinery will fascinate everyone. Velvet and luir predominate, and practically every hat has a touch of one or the other, while the large velvet picture hats are elegant and imposing.This exhibition affords an excellent opportunity to become personal? acquainted with the new style. KIRKIHLDIE & STAINS, NOTICE I WISH to announce that 1 am a OAS3 BUYER of all khuia ofFafc Stock rtnnng tbo rominz freezing eeasor. ■ F. McKENZIE.