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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10578, 8 March 1912, Page 2

SPECIAL PRICSI IN FURNITURE F©R IHS MEW Y*&B. Duchess Ghent, 85s; Dudhes* Washßtaoid 81 fl .WaroxofeM, t£* 10s; Sideboauds, £6 Tables, 2s 6d; Oouotes, B7s &d', .Overmantels, 7e 6d; Dimiing Chair*, 6a 8d; Madras 2a fid pair; £hlcloth. Is 3d yard] Linoleum, It 6d yard; Oupe and B*near* g ' 2a half doaeaui COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHEP C - «3 and 9Q Willi St., , fer SE3T VALUE IN FURNITURE,

FOR AUTUMN WEAR The topic of the day with the ladies is the 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-, hay produced some lovely fabrics, wbid? will tend to greatly popularise Tailou made^Costumes. Donald's are showing all the new est '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. aa©T£Rr«M'e labieo an a VENT'S JAILS K

Is the type of Motor which has long been wanted by the Motoring ■Public-y-because of its convenient size and low cost of operation. It is the ideal car for use in crowded streets. Ease of control makes it a splendid car both for novices and ladies. Full particulars and descriptive catalogues obtainable from—a hatrick and co., ltd., north island agentt. wanganui. Wakefield Street, opposite Town Balli, WELLINGTON.

THE SIGN OF QUALITY fs it Strawberry, Raspberry, Apricot, Peach, Plum, Nectarine, Greengage, Blackberry and Apple, Black or Red Currant, Gooseberry ? Whatever sort you like best, you can get it under the " K " Label AH " K " Jams are distinctive in flavour—they taste like the fresh ripe fruit. That's because we use only the tinest Nelson-grown fruit —■ --because of our long experience and scientific methods because 44 K " Jam is PUR 6 IF YOU WANT PREPARED BY '■'«*' vaiii. " Where all the Best Fruits GrW/'