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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10247, 25 May 1911, Page 6

,vjiUy[A:«&lili]mvltf:U A Speciaity at J. CARPENTERS. Cap, 8s 6d, 9s 6d. Piv^^AFUSIP Medium Toes, good fitting, 6s 6d. ® H P E S> ™ de s ' 10 m *j heels, Special quality, 12s 6d. LAMES' CHROME LAOE SHOES, ~_„„, „ rt _ _.__ DV SHOES, wide soles, self cap 3; an ideal winter shoe, 14« 6d. MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. J. Carpenter's. CENTRAL SHOE STORE, BOX 41. QUEEN STREET PHONE 154. MASTERTON.

P ERRY AND cO, (Late J. D. Cruickshank and Co., Ltd.) MASTERTOTS. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS* lOLL STOCKS Produce and Gen- .' erai Merchandise carried. Tested Grassland Grain Seea a specialty. Winners gold medals Masterton Shows 1908, 1909, 1910; also 54 first prizes in open competition. Special High-class Manures. [ (Guaranteed.) . Analysis of soil conducted by otp Mr A. B. Wood. We supply Manures to suit soils. We supplied Seed and Manures for all winning root crops, Masterton Show, 1908, 1909, and 1910, also to the Department of Agriculture for experimental purposes, 1908, 1909, and 1910. We stock manures at M. B. Tait's, Featherston, and W. Orbell's, Martinborough. Top dressing pastures maintain good ones and improve poor ones. Special distributing machine for hire, suitable for all manures and lime. AGENCIES: I Corncrake Top Dressing Machines for Pastures, etc., P.B. Roofing Pai per, N.Z. Accident Fire and Marine I Insurance Co., Bodmin'© Sheep and Oatifcle Drench, Minimax Fire Extinguishers,. Williams' Patent Droppers, Butter's Iron Fencing Posts, Lister Separator (Britain's best), Cooper's, Little's, and Robertson's Dips, Macalister's Ridgers ? and all Farm Implements, Taringamutu Posts, Strainers and Battens, N.Z. Portland Cemejit Co., Ltd., Cyclone Fence and Gate Co., Clark's Wheat Protector, Kylafis and all Insecticides. Agent for P. and 0. Steamship Company. MORRISON'S OUBH HOTEL. **"'—i Proprietor. Meals, Good Attention, Best of Wines «nd Spirits, and hone-like accommodation. House is connected with Telephone (Greytown Bureau.) SHEEP-FARMERS!

A WINTER COSTUME. MAY be something different, and yet ■not conspicuous in style. The simplicity of. many of the HAY WARD WINTER COSTUMES (marks theon as _ ideal. Make your choice of material from the varied istock displayed. HAY WARD THE LADIES' TAILOR, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. FURS AND MUFFS. "UST THE THING FOR THE I COLD WEATHER. These wo are able to do now at VERY LOW PRICES. LADIES' FURS, 5s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d. . . ■ LADIES' MUFFS, 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d. CHILDREN'S FUR SETS in Cream and Cardinal, at 3s 6d and 4s 6d per set. INFANTS' WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR of all kinds kept in .stock AT A. NORMAN. Queen Street Masterton.

*LL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE SUC CESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUB TO iIERIT IT WE have daring the peat yea* spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now, confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who enioy a To ask for On draught at almost all hotels in the OS&y and surrounding License Districts, and confidentlj anticipate their verdicfc will bo that Stapler, and Co. have successfully removed the reproach that good bms ocul'i not bo brewod in Wellington. STAPLES AND CO., MOLESWORTH ST. AND MURPHY STREET.

fHEN yoa bare read what MB A. MATTHEWS, of Waierongß* mal, says abou WHITE'S BKEEP DIP, you should have no hesitations in using it. .When addressing farmers in Masterton an Tuesday, October 6th, on "The History and Breeding of Komney Sheep," Mr Mat*. ifcws stated, inter alia: "I have not soon a louts »« my flook for TWENTY years, and If at shearing a tick Is seen It Is BUGh a RARE OCCURRENCE that the shearer is ecr> tain to call my attention to It. I hav» Just had over 500 runt hoggets shorn, AND NOT a TICK WAS SEEN AMONCBI THEM, and I never dip more than ONCE during the year, and always early In tho season." For the past FIFTEEN YEAR® Mr Matthews has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the above testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy sheep, wellgrown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks or insect life to trouble your abees are assured when you use WAIRARAPA AGENTS, , Masterton, Pahlatua, Eketafouris Carterton, Greytoran, Maryborough. Featharston Agents • TOOCOOD <,« CO. MALTBY'S CAFE. (Oposite Hoar and Per main.) UPPER AND DININC ROOMS. Special attention paid to country patrons. MEALS ALL HOURS. A. R. MALTBV, Proprietor. A LL THE RAGE—INGRAM'S SPECSAL BLEND OLDEST SCOTCH WHISKY. BOTTLED AT THE TATJERU HOTEL. ORDER BY POST. AND ADDRESS TO W. B. INGRAM, Proprietor, TAUERC HOTEL.

Loiiow&y- & QUEEN STREET. HE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUTCHERS in MASTERTON. Ring up Telephone No. 12. PRIMEST MUTTON Procurable. FINE OX BEEF—Sams grade as that frozen for export. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY. Oar Prices for this Superior Meat are no higher than those asked for meat of ordinary quality. NO OLD jfiWES KILLED. Prove the accuracy of tnese state n&ants u.v a Trial Order. II OUfiWA BUTCHERS

VOLTITE MAKES IT EASY. J>Y the aid of that marvellous, f instantaneous, electro-plating Powder VOLTITE. The plating bath will deposit a coating of Silver upon your old metal, but it takes 24 hours to do it, and much of your silver to do > it with. VOLTITE will do the job in a few minutes > according to the thickness of the Silver deposit required, and a packet which will do many articles will only cost you 2s 6d. Remembers with VOLTITE you must have a clean surface to work upon—therefore we commend a good scouring sand-soap, CRESCENT, at 4d. Wears to a thin cake, and does not crumble. To keep the effect of your plating always good, use a good Polishing Cloth. REDID is ft self-contained cleaning and Polishing Cloth, and no metal polish is required, 6d and Is each. To keep your hands free from stain use ERJCKA Hand Soap, a good grease and stain remover and skin beautifier, 6d per tin. H. BEALE AND CO., LTD., (La»e BeaHe and Parton), PLUMBERS & IRONMONGERS, Oueen Sfceret Masterton. RANTED Known—That J. AST. - WOOD, Coal and Wood Merchant, Lansdowno, is prepared to supply the best Coal and Wood at the lowest rates. Terms strictly cash. Telephone 393.

fj"T iu to your interests to support l The NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING COMPANY, Auokfand, irbich i& in no Way connected with ?he Southern Flour Trusts, and by doing so you will keep alive one of ihe largest Northern industries, as the time is not far distant when the C4Joriouß North will be adding to its assets the growing of wheat &nd oats in large quantities, and vrithjut •- Free Mill to grind these articles, .b would be of little use opening up our rich agricultural coun'ftcwg the only support we.astfc la ;»r you to Insist on th» ra« CHAMPION" BAusole Raltor r ''n-Mr, nr«3 STANDARD" Oatmeal and Rolled oaf*. fa sll sizeß to ewt yonr ccsvenience.