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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10512, 29 December 1911, Page 3

,-<• r< . ' P ! ! •vain HiinmiiL LOOK OUT FOR This Brand, |NtW ZEAL m»:rCCOTHING FACTORYB( O r " \ aED SHOES . . LADIES' WHITE AND COLOURED CANVAS SHOES, in SANDAL, DERBY AND ALBANY SHAPES, LADIES' BLACK AND TAN GLACE SHOES, ALBANY, CLOSED and DERBY [FRONTS, 7/6 9/6, a 1/6 r 12/6, 15 15/0 TO 25/LADIES BLACK • AND : TAN in u* -j pr / If* t O l££ GLAOE BOOTS, CLOSED AND^t"? /U ' \Ol m > ±O/,o> iO/0> DERBY JCTRJONT9, j%. ( » slh 22/6 A few Clearing Hew Zealand Clothing Factory. Phone 101, Queen St., MASTBBTOH;

WOULDN'T A BICYCLE PLEASE HER ? iWife, sister, sweetheart, or friend; —if you feel under an obligation to her—give her .something she will prize. "Wesuggei THE LADY'S HOLLIS BICYCLE It is tan everlasting appreciated gift because of i,ts usefulness— t,ot oneforgotten wihen the novelty,wears off. The two speed Jiub, the Ooasiter Brake, the Two Him Brakes—its perfect hanale-bar control, and the simple change gear all make the "HOLMS" the "best gift." \ It is (beautifully finfished, o-s a. ladies.' imount should be: enamelled and lined l in- two colours—has best of chhin. guards, drew net, j ard' comfortable saddle. And the price is flower than you think. 1 CYCLE ENGINEER, QtJEEN STREET If# ... IMASTERTON". mm the m vV; Vtfl rs Mrs. Olennen, tbe Leading Authority on. Paper Bag Cookery, Bays i^ , After considerable experience in Paper Ew Cookery throughout Austral iaatidNcw 2fcaland, Ihareoofne to the cooaluslon tbattne " OlllON " is theonly Range I jme yet met witlt that comes up to my ideal of what a Rang? should be. My demonstratlouawlth the " ORION " have ■ been particularly successful, and I obtained results which aro not equalled ~by; owy other' Range.... The malntenanerof an* even temperature, its siinplkflty, ofworlcinif, tho ease with which its ovens are operated and controlled, and—what appeals to me as touch as anything; •* else- the wonderful economy of fuel, Certainly place the "ORION" far above all: others, both fur ftomestio use and-for professional work.—Yours faithfully, (Signed) M.GLENNEN..

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD YOUR TRADE IS OUR AIM. - " To gain yofur confidence it is 'es- - ' sential to merit favour. . "* ;Tb boM; your goodwill■ merit must be maSnjtained. v - \ .v - . This is especially true of higb-dass - . tailoring such' as the v KRAHAfiEK MUD CHAPMAH standard of excellence. ■' - The men land young men of Masterton KNOW' good tailoring—they ) acknowledge merit, and merit' will , t#'. ' • Thus it is that K. Audi C. craftsmanship galimi and holds the goodwill - of thenir patrons. < EJEt AHAGEN AND OHAPMA N HIGH CkAlt TAILORS. PERjBY STREET ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... MASTEB.TON.

j THE ONLY CERTAIN CURL FOR COUGH AND COLDS.; LL CHEMISTS AND STUREKEEPE H 1/6 2/6*4/6