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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10457, 23 October 1911, Page 7

/OU can get any good kind from an EDISON PHONOGEAPH. It render! a band of fifty pieces as well ai it does a single singing voice. Nothing yon can bay will provide so much of the best kind of entertainment for yourself ~ and yoar family at so trifling a cost as Oome In and hear the new urds and set our terms. ( OCTOBER RECORDS NOW TflT HAND. LARGE STOCKt, IN S OCK~ Ecioo y Phonograph, prico i 54 10s (ccmbinafcion type) dldison Fireside Phonograph, prioo M 10« Edieon Standard Phonograph, price £b Edison Home Phonograph, price .£l2 Edison Triumph Phonograph, price JBIB KEPAIBS—PIease note that we make a specialty of repa rs of every description. ATTACHMENTS—For the benefit of our nurnqrona Parent wa beg to quote prices for fitting; the 4in. attachment tc any machine as follow : Gem Phonograph, 22s 6d| Standard Phonograph, 80s Home Phonograph 46s Triumph Phonograph, 455. PAfcCE MUBIO—A fall selection of 4-minnte Dancing Becoids now to hand. Write for particulars, " The Tafkeries," BANNISTER STREET, , HALL MANAGSHJ MASTERTON.

REDUCTION IN MEAT FOR CAS.I BEING an expert in »H branchea 'of the Butchering Trade, I am %ble to oater for-the publio taste in: Prima BMf, Mutton, Lamb, VetK Pork, Suokjnt !»fg, Poultry, Baoon. v. 'SMALL GOODS— Wbslaaoma Carman. Perk Polonies, Cambridge Sausages, Pork tautagts, Tomitt iausaga, Saveloys, Black Puddings Brawn, ata. Only the best manufactured bj Jjeelf. Only $« purest of ingredi usedNo ebnnaotion with any otheT Butchery in tr ;n. Orders punotu H LONG. COr/BINE SMASHER. in stopping night coughs, curing obstiaa:B colds and chest complaints. A lady living in Lome Street, Wellington, writes: ... "I have used 'Tonking's Linseed Emulsion' for myself and children with grand results. Having a nice, palatable taste, the children .ake it readily." •Tonkino's Linsbbd Emulsion." From all Chemists & Storekeepers. iye. 2/8, 4/6 bottle. P SEASIDE RESORT. AB. NICHOLLS desires to state that he has taken over the oea View Boarding-nouse at CASTLEPOINT, lately carried on by Mr Potter, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of public patronage.

To stand This Season at Masterton; THE STANDARDISED TROTTING STALLION JAY BELDON (6 Years Old.) By WILD WOOD, clam MAY BELDON, by Judge Beldon, dam May, both imported from America. 2.27 for a mile'as a 2yr old, and 2.23 as a 3yr old. CUTE is a two year old, sired by Jay Beldon, and won at last Ashbnrton meeting. This was the first of Jay Beldon's stock to race. WILDWOOD Record 2-4-J Sire o2— Ribbomrood Lance wood Satin wood Master Poole Roy »1 wood Woodend Fleetwood Wildberry Wild wind Inglewood Wild Poole Etc., Etc. 'Good Gift Sire of— Prince Git. 2.12* Hector (4) 2.16 Wildwood 2 24] Armlet ELECTIONEEE 125 Sire of Arion 2 07 1 } and 15* otherp, and dsms of Dolly Dillon 2.OFJ Klatawah Lisoiijero 2.08J a.jd 60 others in 2.30 list MISS GIFT Jb'ALLIB 2.23 Sire of Don Marvin 2,22} Mento Fallis 2.27$ Falrose2.l!) ana 10 others, anddamiof Janiin, 2.084 TV ild Wind 2.12} r,uAMEUA May Beldon Dam of Jay Beldon, 2-23 2-5 Grand data of Laughins: Bells, 2.29 2-25 Australian 2yi old record for Fillies. Judge Beldon, 2-31 Sire of Shylock, 2 30 Bellman, 2.27 und many other good winners iii Zealand. << May, imp- _ Grand dam of Jav Beldon, 2 23 8-5 Grazing Is 6d week. TERMS-£5 &s, Payable January 1912. All care taken, but no responsibility. Pv MAXTED, Masterton.