NOW IN FULL SWING SEE OUR DOOJtt Prints Ladies' Vests lid yd 66 each 103 d each Ladies' Aprons i^cieaui Men's Ilnderflannels from 2/11 each Men's Shirts >S MUST GO from 2/11 each GBMAT SALE
'ARVEST TIME is upon ua. The hay crop is ready for cutting, and tilt oats axe filling nicely * It's tiiu<* to vrepare the Harvest Tooi*< First step towards preparation should,be in the direction of our works. A KEW BINDER OR HAY RAKE We can supply you with the best Ham* 1 sting Machinery., Imipjlemeinifcg,: made for efficient service,, time s*v- ; ins: and extra profit earning. Investigate the- NOXON Reaper and Binder-. We have it awaiitang.. your, inspection. Haytr&kea also, in fact every tool you need to give Baflasfactory result* and long serviioe. . Beflore the very busy time oome* along, see our Stock of Hanvefttana Machinery. THE 65&8YE!»T*-* FARMERS' IMPLEMENT MMPAMY, J£A«TIITOM.
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...•nuißiutrntncmaaDSSsainv 1 POPULARITY a The delicate "nutty" flavour of the is the result not only of scientific brewing but I bottling Of course only the best materials are used to i make this famous ale, I but without the " Read g Brothers, Limited" g S methods of bottling, it 5 § would not enjoy the S 2 reputation it does. 9 IThis method includes jj storage of butts in dry, g Sits nourishing qualities which unequalled.
PINHEY>B ' LIVERY AND COACH STABLES, MASTERTON" ANI> TENUI. . - ANPAUS, OaS&IAGES, BUGi GrIES ,and every kind of vehicle on hire. . * OABS meet all trains and coaches. "O" Spring Carriages for Invalids. PADDOOKING and STABLING at reasonable rates. Coaches leave Masterton Post* Office 8 a.m., Arrive Masterton from Oastlepoint 1 p.m\ (instead of 5 P- m---as formerly). PIN HEY BROS., LTD., PROPRIETORS.
SEASIDE ..ESORT. B. NICHOLLB desires to Btate that he has taken over the Sea View Boarding-house at OASTLEPOINT, lately oarred on by Mr Pottor, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of publio patronage. T HAYS pleasure In annoonoin that I have received a Specu Oooaoigninient of LAMES' and GENTS' HTJMBEB CYCLES for the oominf bnfty teasori. The reputation the Humher Oyole hat gained hat been enli&noed each snoceedmg year, and it i* over 49 year* tince the? were first introduced to the publio. ' Riders of HUMBEB OYOLES may take their maohdiries anywhere m. the eortain knowledge that their monnti represent the fcugKeii point of cycle oonstrnction. CALL AND INSPECT. ROBT. POOK.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10543, 27 January 1912, Page 3
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