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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10300, 1 August 1911, Page 4

R!V!NC AT "THE ACADEMY." "Burning Daylight," Jack London; "The Claw," Stockley, author of "Poppy"; "Island of Rest," Andrew Sou'tan; "The Jesuit," Joseph Hooking; "Predestinated," Wliuteman; "Princes® Flower Hat," Mos-o-ood Wright; "In Hands of the Potter," Harold Begbie; "Dixie Heart," Will Harbin:; "Mrs. Maxton Protests," Anthony Hope; "John Verney," Vachell; "Comrades of the Trails," Roberts; "Broad Highway," Farnell; "Academy Pictures, 1911,' paper and cloth; "Printers' Pie, 1911," Is 3d each; "Lilamam" Maud Diver, amthor of "Captain Desmond," etc; "The Long Roll," Mary Johnston, author of "Order of the Company" ; "The Adventures of a Modest' Man," R. W. Chambers; "Youn<? Wallingford" Chester; "Following'of the Star," Florence Barclay; "The Gift of the Grass," F. Moore; "Soyer Bag Cookery," Is 6d each. And many ohter books of merit. SEE OUR WINDOWiS. McLEOD AND YOUNG, THE ACADEMY, MASTERTON.

ARTISTIC SHCP FRONT BUILDER. FRONJG BUILT ON I'JE & LATEST AND MOST API'ROVCuarantoed Dust-proof. A GOOD THINC. 91 Cuba Street, WELLINGTON.

> US* CtEASON. OUR preparations for the Winter 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 eooda. v AND C<ON. . I BOOTMAKERS, QtJEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

A Profit Proposition. THERE is a chance in our Office for every man to own his own farm. We have farms La every district, of all sizes and at all prices, while our terms are the easiest and fairest possible. Our Mr HANNA is an old Waikato Fanner with wide experience, and he has a personal knowledge of all farms on our SELECTED LIST. FANNING AND CO. SHORTLAND STREET, Opposite Post Office, AUCKLAND.

SETTLERS, "T is to yoarintorast»; to support the NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING COMPANY, Auckland, which is in 110 way connected with the SOUTHERN FLOUR TRUSTS, and by doing so you will keep alive one of the largest NORTHERN INDUSTRIES, as the-time is not' far distant when the Glorious North will he adding to its assets the growing of wheat and oats in large quantities, J —N.1,.,,4- „ PPIW TWTT.T. crfinA these articles* it would be _of little use opening up our rich agricultural country. NOW, T ASK IS FOR YOU TO INSIST ON GETTING THE RENOWNED '•'CHAMPION" MUSOLE RAISER FLOUR, —AND—•STANDARD" OATMEAL and ROLLED • °ATS. ...;. ~.,,_. ... Packed ;u all eiwis to suit: jrjjr icon- •■«.•<.. '■.■.■■'•.•■■ ■ - yonienoe. •' ;

&GRAY Are New Zealand Selling Agents for THE "AUSTRAL" Milking Machine r ■ !HE LATEST and MOST UP-TO- ' A DATE MACHINE. Some of the largest Dairies in New Zealand have installed this Machine. The "AUSTRAL" Milks Right Out. — Works on lower vacuum than any other. Easy to clean and keep dean. Simple in construction. £ child can work it. Will milk about 36 cows per hour. - We will supply you with a list of A. E. UPTON ; REPRESENTATIVE, LANSDOWNE, ... ... MASTERTON.

THE TAILOR FROM LONDON, Has some very fine REAL WEST OF ENGLAND SADDLE TWEED OVERCOATS Matte by himself in: the most up-to-date style. p MOE£4IO s These Coats are being ma<V at this* price to advertise the n °e of "DOHBETY," aud cost in. tho ordinary way SIX GUINEAS. PATTERNS SENT ON APPLICATION. 203 LAMB'JPN QUAY, > WELUNGTON.