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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10517, 4 January 1912, Page 3

a© what is boir.g deno with the prices of a. largo nr.Knbt-:- of tjip Fancy Goods and Toy;-, at GRAHAM'S FANCY EAZAAR, in 1 ,' KORNE'S LATE SHOP. We are vacating tiie<x> premises early next week, and a:\> rlptoni-ined to clear tho stock at any price, i..ther than reuiovo u> our stores', so for tiio next THREE 1 DAYS we offer you tho opportunity of your life, to stetiuro_ New Goodf,' at ruth abourd reductions'. Sixrend secretaries- of Sunday and. Day Sohocfe should take Hd-viMitiaißO of tins olminoe to secure prizes for your next Picnic or Sports. Prices that are not cut in hr ir -"" subject to a reduction, of i'rora--25 per cent., or 4s in the £, to 83 l-3rd per cent., or (h ckl in the £ ALL FOR CASH ONLY, From NOW Jo NEW YEAR'S EVE. ftfllHlii HORNE'S SHOP MASTER fON

Are You Ready to Win the Crops ? Don't wait until the harvest ifl ready for cronoiing betee you begin to think of the necessary niachineiry. He who hesitates may lose the golden grain because ofunpreparedme&s. Lay your plans now, and when the crops ripen yiou'll be "in the field." prepairecf. Wlhat about A NE>.V BINDER OR HAY RAKE We can supply you with the best Harvesting made for efficient service,, time saving and extra, profit earning. investigate the NOXON Reaper and Binder.. We have it awaiting -yj&ur inspection. Hayrakes also, in fact ever? tool you need to give satdisfaotory results and long Berviiioe. Befbare the very busy tame come* along, see our Stock of Harvesftong Machinery. THE FARMER!' IMPLEMENT ftftMPANY, LTB H

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR LADIES, T prevents bw growing, arid imp.tri L fretlwevt and transparbnoy io tb SBofo. *» «&• 4sSS £JAne«Biffl4&. .a Jiff f -W»lK.'V' r ' OneivaiM kittewM^ ■ Fatai *© insect , harmless to everything else,. Sok3 m tins A OBly» but bs -" , ?jnrev you ft 3K*> $ * ?a& <> £ muss . ?!eas, i r . Files, Bugs, Beetles, etc. >

V-^;lßlnKtU , «C>i2ffi&^iii.««MnH!Mrn»SlM'SW3ffiSEs«lltov I POPULARITY i I The delicate "natty" 1 . flavour of the \ is the result not only jj * of scientific brewing but jjj also of painstaking | battling s S Of course only the best S | materials are used to u J make this famous ale, | £ but without the "Read g S methods of bottling, it 5 1 would not enjoy the S g reputation it does. H i ? 2 This method includes g ft storage of butts in dry, - W airy, well ventilated and | S ripens under the most I favorable conditions, g I Bottling in its prime \ 3 insures its refreshing 9 B pungency and preserves H iits nourishing food 3 qualities which are | unequalled. - itisßCTa«BKW»K»»>inJw.t ,ff! '** iSaoaMnmn u

MVEHY ftMd COACH BTA9LEB, MAfiXft&TON «tad XBKJQL . f ANDAUS, OJJUSIAGEB, BOGU GIES, and evory kind o! vehicle on hire* CABS meet all teams and oo&obob. "0" Spring Cwri»s«i for Invalids. PADBOOKIHQ and tTABKINfi at reasonable ratM. Coaohea l«av« Maiterton Port Office 8 a.m. Arrive Martertoa from o*Btlepoint I p.m. (initead of B p.J&. ao formerly.). PiSSHEV BROS.. LTI, SEASIDE ..EBOHT.

A B. NIGHOLLB desires to state that he has taken over the Sea View Boarding-house at OABTLEPOINT, lately carr'ed on by Mr Potter, and trusts, by strioi attention to business, to merit a fair share of publio patronage.

wmm T HAVE pleasure In aniiounoinfc JL that I have received a Special Oonßianraewt of LADIES' and GENTS' HUMBER CYCLES for the eominfic busy season. The reputation the Humber Cycle ha» gained has been enhanced each nucceeding year, and it is over 43 yearß since they were first introduced to the public. Udders of HUMBES OYOLES may take their m»ohin«» anywhere in the ecrtain knowledge that their mounti ropresrat the Mghet* point of oyole oonstr^otion. CALL AND INSPECT. ROBT. POOK.