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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10531, 18 January 1912, Page 3

IMf STILL IN FULL SWING iMikaiUJ^^uu^wHn^ MEN'S BOX DERBY BALS., 19s 6d .for 13s 9d. !VliEN'« CALF BALS, 22-s 6d for 16s lid. MEN'S CHROME DERBY BALS., 18s 6d for 13s 6d. MEN'S WILLOW CALF TAN BALS., 24s 6d> for IBs lid. These wore behind contract time ; through the strike .at Home acceptance was .refused,, so we secured at a discount, which we are passing on. YOU WANT A PAIR NOW, OR WILL DO VERY SOON. SAVE MONEY BY BUYING NOW. '-ATW u% KW6W *»,»; .i<*4'iJjti,'l!'. , as; l ,'. wM "AdWGEST TIME is upon us. The hay crop is ready for cutting, and tire oats are filling nicely. It'a time to prepare the Harvest Toe*--First ' step towards preparation should 'be in the direction of pur, works. • A HE*. BIKDER OR HAY RAKE We can supply you wrfcb. the best LaTV<*BUII«. r, ade for efficient service-,, time b*v- ■ • 'lnveSte tho NOXON Reaper and Binder., We have st awaiting , your inspection. Hayrakee also, im feet every tool you need to give sarasffaotoiry results and long service. Beftore the very busy time comes along., see our Stock of Harveatons Machinery. THE ■ *•»»*»» FARMERS' IMPLEMENT MUMMY, LTD.,

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR I LADIES, The u."»t be.i utifnl women k p *or)d. , 1 SNOW 7 v CREAM \ T pibventn haa* gtuwuig, .mart impart . freshneu and' trausparbnoy to ta ' Fatai Jo insect lifeharmless to a else. Sold in tins A only, but be * \ sure yoa A . Fleas, r Flies, Bogs,, B^ottes, etc. a ■PINHBY'B MASTERTON and TJ3H.UL LANDAUS, OARBIAGEB, BUGGIES, and every kind of veki? Ole on hire. CABS meet all trains wad coaches. "0" Spring Carri**-,*! far Inrolidi. PADDOOKING va* at reasonable rate*. Coaches leave MastertiMi Poafc Ofioe 8 a.m. Arrive Maiterton from Oastlopoint I p.m. (instead of S p.it< as formerly). PtHMEY IROI..W 1 . CT&OP&iaTO* SEASIDE ..£BORT. B. NICHOLLS desires to state View Boarding-house at OASTLEPOINT, lately carried on by Mr Potten*, and trusts, by Btriot attention to business, to merit a fair share of pnblio patronage. that I have received a Special Oonsijnnaent of LAMES' and GENTS' HUMBEB CYCLES for the oomintt busy season. The reputation the Humber Gyole has gained has been enhanced each succeeding year, and it is over 49 years since they were first introduced to the public take their machines anywhere m the ecrtain that their mounts represent the hlf(£e»l point of cycle oonsirnofcum. CALL* AND INSPECT. ROBT. POOK.