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Are made to give good service, in addition to maintaining their stylish appearance. (•'or example, our Kid Derby Shoes iwith round Toes and; Cuban Heels are li|g|ht in weight, yet strong, daintily sihaped and. t pwfo:t -'fitting. Prices 10s Gel and 12s Gd. Another ideal shoe for walking, is cur Smart Jun^oire —with largo .Buckle—a most comfortable 'Shoe. Prices 12s Gd, Us" fid, L"\s Gd. 'Mewy \Vid(}\v Shoes in Kid .and Patent Leather are also in great demand. Prices Us 6d and 15s 6d. While .the Ladies' Albany Shoes im.ule of kid and patent leather are (favourites with many women. Prices 16s Gd, 18s Gd, 20s.' ' Central Shoe Store, Queen Street, MASTERTON, P.O. BOX 41. PHONE 154. HIGH STANDARD MAINTAINED The most fastidious epicure will here find everything suited to Ms ; taste, while the economical house-' wife will find every known brand of staple food at the lowest possible prices, consistent with high quality. In fact, this grocery store of ours will more than hold its high standard of efficiency in every deDartment. HE CHEAPEST STOREKEEPER, MASTERTON.

OUR ANNUAL STOCKTAKING ILL COMMENCE ON f WEDNESDAY NEXT, 17th inst., Which wall prove % great money/saving event. j REMEMBER THIS, as . our sales [always are a genuine one, and intending purchasers will have the benefit of buying from our wel selected stock at great reductions. UP'TO-DATE DRAPER. Queen Street «*sterton. ■ ", EWINGTONJ AtTfcRTON EUECTRIOAI..B«3 GENERAL ENGINEERING I WORKS. IRON AJSfD BRASS FO'UNDS*. SjSiSge FACTORY. MOTOR GARAGK. ROVER Silent Cara. AteiHGTCrt KSNC U»6K «sa»« 8S" MASSIJK-HARRIS FARM IMfLRv . G»b, Steam «ad Oil Iln«W, EpS£»aterte2' HOW DO YOU JUDGE TEA ? DO you judge tea, by its quality 01 by the wrapper? A pretty wrapper does not make a good tea, Sf even api-etty good tea. Merit as the only test; and tea to be good must possess perfect drintag qualities and Ironist please the palate. The standard .tea to-day is Elephant Tea Many are glad to say that their teas are "just as good as Elephant Tea," thereby acknowledging it is a standard tea. Elephant tea is rick m theine and free from dust and impurities, and is sold at 2s 2d per lb.' Ask for it.

W. "910 9. TURNBULL AND CO. PHOPtRIETOES, WelMngton. S. H. Saieli.) (G. F. EMlLoway. QUEEN STREET . . THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUTCHERY IN MASTERTON. "OTHING but the very best . . Quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork and Lamib killed at the Abattoir is brought intto our shop. No old cows or old ewes. We thank the public for the liberal suport that is being accorded to üb, which speaks for the quality supplied by us. Having now the services of a first class Small) Goods man, every article is guaranteed fresh, daily. We have secured a line of the finest Lambs in the Wairatrapu for our CHRISTMAS ORDERS, * which we shall &&11 at greatly reduced prices. DON'T FORGET mm

FOftt&AH AND TROWEH, •MTV «TABL-¥iH MA&TERTON. { 'lAJBii. <ii©P. Buggies, etc., on hire by hour, dwy or week. Partieu catered for on re&soa&ble terms. Careful attention given to every department of the busiueßß. Oompet•<at man always 1j oiiarge. Plant And buildings have been increased to

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10549, 3 February 1912, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10549, 3 February 1912, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10549, 3 February 1912, Page 6

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