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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10560, 16 February 1912, Page 6

The Mothers are Glad When the School Bell Rings xl strong lunged boys and girls do worry around horn© in the holidays. Now they're almost over, what about the School Outfit? Is it complete? Most likely there's something missing. It may he a slate, or a Book, a Writing Pad, or a Pencil Case. No matter how-small your needs are or how varied, our stock of School Requisites is oomplet© and our prices moderate.

McLEOD AND YOUNG, STHE AGADEKY, MASTEETON, TO FARMERS WHO *RE ABOUT I TO FENCE. WE haw a large quantity (of SAWN' TOTARA FENCE DROPPERS, which we are prepared to quit at a very low price. It wall pay yk>u to give us a aall. RAGNELL ■ RAGNELL . TBMBER, WOOD AND COAL MERCHANTS. MASTEETON WOOL. SKIN HIDES AND TALLOW SALES. NEX* SALE WEDNESDAY, 20th MARCH, 1912, at 1 p.m. At Lsvln's Stars, Chaps! StraaS. ! DALGBTY AND CO., Ltd. LEVIN AND CO., Ltd* N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. W.F.G.A., Ltd. THE HOUSEHOLD SEPARATOR r E have just landed a large shipment of these Separators. A Household Separator will not cost you any more than an outfit of milk pans, and you will save its cost | the first year in the increased quan- j tity of cream .- ] 9 Gallons, £2 19a Bd. ' 15 Gallons, £4 19s Bd. 27 Gallons, £7 19s Bd. 44 Gallons, £9 Us Bd. Write to us to-day for full particulars and catalogue. WE PAY FREIGHT TO ANY TOWN. CASH WITH ORDER. THE 6IMS HARDWARE CO., LTD. Cuba Street and Lambton Quay, . .WELLINGTON