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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10470, 7 November 1911, Page 3

latest in Boots k ..Shoes ARE I'NEQUALLED. \ Gent's Black Glace Boots. Ili|%x 15/-, 17/6 to 30/- ' «% p Gent's Black Chrome Boots, milllll/MWBf 12/6 11/6 Gent's Tan Glace and Willow Calf Boots, ' 17/6' to.so- • Ladies' Black, Tan, Glace Boots and Shoes '"*.' 10/6.1.2/6 10,25/- . Ladies Cairns Shoes in iNE-W ZEALAND'I. ■ White, Champagne and Tan Canvas Sandals in Blue and Grey, I ■7/6» tf/6>.?tc. '• I CLOTHING FACTORYiI New Zealand Clothing factory , Phone 101. Queen St., MASTERTON.

3KC Si I U m TJr U m m. Cv IS I JEK 4,v m e« « n si *l£ ?*y *te % SK % % £S \S*Z 'Jtn TAKES any gradient.; In view of th« oommng ousy season, we have pleasure io amnonmo* ing that wo have just landed in Mastertoo; a number of thane WORLD RENOWNED MOTO RS, 89 X 89, equalling 554 &.0, They can befitted witii a TWO BFEED FREF ENGINE fo* SIDE CAR UM. , _„•_.. , Mr HUGH GIBSON breaks the John-o'-GToatsto Lands End - Record -with Bradbury arid Side Car, and. passenger, doing 886 miles iii.-38 hours.47- minutes, b eating previous^record.jby, 2 luraxfl*-^ VAJKKESPO^mC^AM) ;^ iiviM CYCLE ENGINEER, Eto. Queen Street. ' Mastorfaon.

TK7E KEEP LAYERS on the hifcW IDEA POULTRY PUNT WAITARA, TARANAKI. WHITE LEGHORNS, (1521 strain), BROWN LEGHORNS, BLACK i SILVER AND I WHITE WYANDOTTES; WHITE PLYMOUTH ROOKS, HOUDANB, and SILVER OAM'PINES,. all. laying strains. For particulars'of Eggs and Day-old THE MANAGER. N.I.PP, wx 82. WAITARA. TARANAKI

Endsleigk Estate HE Undersigned are favoured with instructions from the owner to offer for sale about 400 acres of the well-known * and far-famed ENDSLEIGH ESTATE, situated at HAVELOOK NORTH, and four miles from Hastings, in lots to suit purchasers,, say from 20, acres up- ■* w&rdiß .■ c * ~ --i,r*** •*■ ■»--.-*■■...., ■■ ; 'rich;.aliu.vial--flatß',of _ll-- a j-_xt. _.j.. :i-, estimated. i-'^^mm^wm^,)mmmw\ soil is unrivalled in this Dominion for ; its • fertility; jand tha ; difltrict for climate. There are 'nb logs or stumps to impede the plough, wnile the highest possible averages of crops can be grown. For many years it has grown from 45 to 60 bußhels per •acre of rye-grass. Beed of the. best quality, averaging £l2 -10b per acre. months for this splendid return. The land will carry 1 dairy cow per acre or 6 ewes per acre < and fatten their lambs For root crops nothing better can be desired. The crop of mangolds now growing on the property is estimated by experts to yield 83 tonß per acre without manure nf any kind. 'Early possession can- be given, i Full particulars on application to the Sole Agents— WELLWOOD AND WELLWOOD, HASTINGS. Or G. A. PREECE AND CO., Palmerston N.. Sole Asients. WHiTTAKER, i PROVISION MERCHANT, LL GROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICE* I All orderi delivered to any pari of I the town. UUIIK tfTREIT. MABTIBTO*