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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10547, 1 February 1912, Page 3

GRAHAM'S GREAT SALE NOW IN FULL SWING SEE OUR JJQOii Prints 2id yd Ladies' Vests 6d each Ladies' Aprons lO^deach Men's llnderflannds from 2/11 each Men's Shirts from 2/11 each GOODS MUST GO GRAHAM'S GREAT SALE

Harvesting Looms Aliead.. Are You Ready to Win the Crops? Harvest time is upo» us. jrh© Lay crop is ready for cutting,, and the oatß are filling nicely. It's tiiue to jrepare the Hiarvast.Tooi«: - First step towards preparation should be in the direction l of our works. A NEW BINDER OR HAY RAKE , ~ We can supply you with the be#6 L ■Harvesting Machinery. _ Imj>lemeaits Pmade for efficient service,/time s»v- t_ iaiK and extra- profit ear<nin®. r Investigate tine NOXON Reaper and Binder., We have it awaiting your inspection. h ,*k. Hayrakea also, in, fact every tod « • you need to give satisfactory rfrsuits and Long service. _ w* I Beflore the very busy time comes . 5" | alone, see our Stock of Harve#tin|j 5 I Mftcfiinery. , E | VHE FARMER*' IMPLEMENT fctMPAMY, LTS., p ! . MASTS! »TQ« "

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HUMBER CYCLES. T HAVE plaa.*Tir« .in aiuMMmoiafi! JL that I have reoaivefr a Special Ocmßigaraent of LADIES' and GENTS' HUMBER CYCLES for the coming bunyieaeon. The reputation the Bmmber Oyole has gained baa bean enhanced each i/ucoeeding year, and, it is over 453 yean line© thej were first introduced to the public. Eiders of HUMBER CYCLES may take their maoMnos acywhere in the ecrtain knowledge that their mounts represent the feiglesl poinli of cycle oomstrnction. CALL AND INSPECT. ROBT. POOK.