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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10568, 26 February 1912, Page 2

CPECIAL PRIGEB IN FURNITURE FCR THZ NEW YEAR. AT RADFORD & CO. Duchess Cheat, 85a j Duchess !Wa<slh atanti. 21 \y Wardrobe*, £3 10s j Sidohoiuds, £6 J- Tables, 2s 6d; Ooudieo, 27s iGd; Overmantels, 7b 6d; Dining Chairs, 5b 6d: Madrag Our tarn 9, 2b 6d pair; (Oilcloth. 1b 8d yard; Lkioleam, li 6d yard; Oapa mid Sauoers, 2s half dosveoi j try Badford & Co.'s KSgJ 10 ™ 63 and 68 Wills St., Wsllngtoßj f«r BEST VALUE IN FURNITURE. mini .... NEW COSTUME FABRICS !FOR AUTUMN WEAR The topic of tho day with tho ladies is tho new fashions for autumn and winter, and those who have studied the matter will know that the tailor-made gown holds first place for out-door wear. The cloth maker-, have produced some lovely fabrics, which will tend to greatly popularise TailorI made Costumes. Donald's are showing all the newest voaves, and the Donald Tailormade Costumes look smart and aristocratic, and fulfil every requirement of stylish dressers. We are ready to show you the fabrics, and to take your order. ALEX DONALD, tMSTIERTON'fI LASSIES AMIS TaVpW. SBB. «w*m »fowt KENT'S TAlLftfeh AN OBJECT LESSON IN EFFICIENCY A Hawke's Bav motorist writes as follows about the OVERLAND "The Overland car is without doubt par excellence as a runabout, having taken me from here to Wairoa, Waikaremoana and back, including several hundred miles of demonstration work; here to Tapuo and Iback, including several hundreds of miles whilst there, with heavy loads (once with three passengers and about «3cwt of trout over bad roads), and so far has still got her tyres full of the original wind, while her tool bag has not been so much as opened." The prices of these fine care are from £270 to £SOO. Send for the latest Catalogues to—■ A HATRICK AND CO., LTD., NORTH ISLAND AGENTS. WANTiANUI. AND W&kefield Street, opposite Town EM, WELLINGTON. OVEHtiSND'MObtL 32 . viim rest »oo« »

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