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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10532, 19 January 1912, Page 3

3TILL IN FULL SWING s^UJHMKI WjN'S BOX DERBY BALS., 19s 6d (for 13s 9d. MEN'S CALF BALS, 22s Gd for 16s lid. MEN'S CHROMR DERBY BALS., 18b 6d 'for 13s 6d. MEN'S W]»L©W CALF TAN BALS., 21s 6d for. 18s lid. These were behind contract time ; through the strike at Home lacceptance was refused,, so we secured at a discount, which we are pass*\'OU WANT A PAIR NOW, OR WILL DO VERY SOON. SAVE MONEY BY BUYING NOW. 'AiRVEST TIME is upon us. The . L hay crop is ready for outting, and the oats are-filling nicely. It's time- to prepare the Harvest Tooivj First step. towards preparation should he in the direction of our works. A KEW BIEDEB OR HAY RAKE We can supply yon with the best Machinery. Impjlemenfcß made for efficient service,, time s&vime and extra profit earning. ' Investigate the NOXON Reaper . and Binder./ We have it awaiting your inspection. Hayrakes also, in fact everf tool you need to give satisfacrtory resuite and long service. Befiore the very busy tame cornea along, see our Stock of H&rve&tang. MaeGnery. YHE «»|T6PW» FACERS' HifWEMSMT ®©IBPAKV, LTB.,

SUPERFLUOUS h.m*h •j LADIES, The most beantifu' ' - infehr . P VIOLET , T SNCW / C^EAM T prevsivfce ha»r growing, aurt impair. fraikn<«» and fcraßup&rtr.oj to 4 Ufa. Pste ** est am ••"•■feawc .;•- ' Fatai .» insect Kftt. harmless tog-veryibuig else-' Sold in tins j& . sure you Fleas, r Flies, Sags, B«etteß,etc ' PIJMHBY'B MASTKSTON Mid TBHUL ANDAUS, CARRIAGES, BUGJ GIES, sad every kind of vehicle on hire. GABS meet all train i and oaaofeee. "0" Spriiifl Owriaaoi tor Invatidt. PADDQOKING and STABLING at reasonable rates. Ooaohea leave Masteries Port Offioe 8 a.m. Arrive Mft«4er4o» fron Castlopoint 1 p.m. (instead off S p.u. as formerly). PSMHEY DROi.> LTT, PmOPMITOf.* BEASIDE RESORT. B. NICHOLLS desires to state View Boarding-house at OASTLEPOINT, Lately earned on by Mr Potto, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair ihare of public patronaf*.

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rnmm I HAYS pleaftur* in announcing that I have received a Special Gon&ificriiiHent of LADIES' and GENTS' HUMBEB CYCLES for the soming btuy season. The reputation bhe Hamber Oyole has gained hag been enhanced eaoh succeeding year, and it is over 43 year* since the; were first introduced to the public. Riders of HUMBIK OYOLE9 may bake their maohdn«e anywhere in the certain knowledge* thai their mounts represent th« k2flS«i9 point of oyole oonstr action. CALL AND INSPECT. ROBT. POOK.