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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10491, 30 November 1911, Page 1

•FECIAL ABVEftYiftKBSENTi. TO THE PUBLIC OF MASTERTON. [IEBG to notify the public of Mas--tertoro aoid surrounding district that I have disposed of my rin'terestt in tibe Butchering Busdnesis, otf F. HOLLOWAY AND SON, conducted for many years iim MasteTtton. I take (this opportunity for thinking youi ,for your esteemed patronage, wMcJi I have very much appreciated. The' ibwsine&si wiifli he continued by my son, F. HOLLOWAY, juinir., im wnjunctibn with Mr . H. . SMELL (late of Canterbury), amidi they take possession <aa from Ist December,, 1911. I respeetruly istolicit continuance of the- generous support accorded me to my saiicecssoiriS. F. HOLLOWAY, Senr. THI T>U6Y QBAfOM. HE .DUST REASON.; OOR preparation! for the Winter Season are moire extensive this year than ever. The stock has been specially selected, and embraoei ail that is the most fashionable, and highest grade quality in footwear. Every Department is overflowing with seasonable eoods. TTw TjIINLAYftON AND ' . " BOOTMAKERS. OTJEBN STREET. MASTERTON.

, LOW. ARTISTIC SHIP FBOWI BUILDER. I HOP FROOTB BUILT ON TdJSi LATEST AND MOOT APPROVED LINES. Cwarantoad Oust'B)r««f. A COOO THING. •1 Cuba Btr«e». WELLINGTW

MARSHALL'S FURNITURE IS HIGH GLASS AND INEXPENSIVE. ) Better in Style, better in Finish, J and More Durable than any on the ) market. . THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. BY SAVING THE INTEBMEDIATE PROFITS you can j?et your COTTAGE FURNISHER FOR £33. J J. G. MARSHALL j 48 Adelaide Road, j WELLINGTON SOUTH. WATCH FOR MY ACENT. A TAXI GAB FOR MASTERTON v TN order to cope with our inoreaaX ing business, we have landed, direct from the Manufacturers, a modern FORD TAXI-OAB, capable of seating £ Passengers in addition to the drivel Wedding Parties, Picnics and fix* oursions «pecially catered for. FAREB-J- Ordinary cab rate*.

HOLE. HOLLAND Ltd. TIUROPEAN GENOY. 7HOLESALB INDENTS promp- ' tly executed at lowest cask prices for all kinds of BRITISH and CONTINENTAL GOODS, including: Books and Stationary. Boots, Shoes, and leather. Qbemioate and Druggist Sundries. China, Earthenware and Glassware Cycles, Motors and Aooesßories. Drapery, Milinery, and Piece Gooda. Fancy Goods and Perfumery. Hardware, Machiimery and Metal* Jewellery, Plate and Watches. Photographic and Optical Goods. Provisions and Oilmen's Stores. Etc., Eto. Commission 2J to 8 per cent. Trade Discount Allowed. .v Special Quotations' on Demand. Sample Oaßes from £lO apwardi. Consignments of Produce Bona on Aoooun*. WILLIAM WILSON AND tONfl. Abotiuroh Lana, Ltndon, E.G. UkbleAddress: "Annuair*, London." A NEW FUBNITUKE FACTOKY '•The Masterton Woodware." iTB, H. MAYR begs, to thank -*- the public of Miastienton and district for the splendid support expended to him during the 12 imontihs he hais been in business in Maateirton a& a cabinet-maker. AlIthouglhl the bfus&nestS has; only been run on modest lines, the 6'upport during tihiat period has been most, encouraging,, and he now pleasure in announcing that he has openled a CABINET AND FURNITUREMAKING FACTORY Jin the factory at the back of the Temple Chambers (next Dalgety and Co.), Queen Street. The pirefaii'ses have bteten fitted up on the | mpfiit up4o-Haite lanes' wiithi the latest pilant and machinery for the manu- . facture of furniture of every dewsriptkra. A TRIAL SOI/TOITED. the Masterton woodware. h. mayr proprietor.