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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10633, 11 May 1912, Page 7

Where to Furnish SC dULLAR'S FURNITURE HAS STOOD TIIE TEST OF TIME m si mm m IfOn ■w comfortable easy CHAIRS. 425, 47s 6ri, 57s 6d. According to Covering. ADJUSTABLE MORRIS CHAIRS. 355, 425, 49s 6d. WE FURNISH THE COJTAGE <~R THE MANSION WITH GOOD TASTE AND ECONOMY TO MEET EVERJY INDIVIDUAL DESIRE. REMEMBER! IT IS NOT WHAT YOU PAY, IT IS "WHAT THE ARTICLE IS WORTH. SCOULLAR'S FURNITURE IS ALWAYS WORTH ITS MONEY. CONSULT US BEFORE PURCHASING. The Scoullar Co LsirMcn Quay, WELLINGTON §> r. & m CwC f/v m e I S |a. / / v A KAIAPOI RUG Is a welcome companion anywhere, and especially when Motoring, Travelling or Picnicing. while any bride will bo proud of such a useful gift. KAIAPOI RUGS are made in such a pleasing variety of designs and colourings that they arc universally admired, and as a remembrance For Friends Across the Sea their superb ail-w,ool texture, artistic finish, and high quality, .render them the gift par excellence, while their all-the-year-round utility makes h them appreciated in any clime and any weather. f \ . Sw N.B.—A KAIAPOI RUG can be posted to any * address in the United Kingdom for only 2f Sold Everywhere. '''<£s• ' |The Kaiapoi Woollen M'ff'g. Co. Ld. i WIF

GAb FIRES Cleui and Convenient THE colder days are close upon us, and the warming of living rooms and offices lias to be considered. And in this connection the £as fire oileus the solution of clean and convenient means of- wanning a room occasionally used—Dinin- Room, Bedroom, or perhaps Mie Drawing Room for an afternoon caller. For they have these advantages: they're so - lean—there s no next momiwg ashes to consider ; so convenient, for there is no delay in lighting ;they are ready a,t a moment's notice, and out as soon as don? with. We have many patterns and finishes'; from the plainest black to the mo sit ornate tiled Prices \la.ry from 2os to 65 s, and the .cost for fitting is small'. We would be glad to advise y.ou on all heating matters; and we won.t recommend a gas fire if it- would net be suitable. THE CAS SHOWROOM. QUEEN ST MASTER-TON.

J. WHITTAKER PROVISION MERCHANT, A LL GROCERIES AT LOWEST A PRICES. "All orders delivered io any P ai of the town. Telephone 67. QUEEN street, masterton. CHEAP BDSH FARM] CD A ACRES. SSB# 08U QUIREO. Ring fenced (8 bounded by good idcd into six paddock*—Bß® felled and in grass 18 ye«rd. S£®» watered, pri, jacftlly plough able witen cleared ffiani •««■» «dj mail coach door a week; 880 awes good miMiafl 6W with a mill adjacent, JS| being opposite. Timb&s *m at £0 to £7 pel" »or®. I»» bm* from Post Ofe». OwhgK »®sj g* PRICE £4 per fcore, man Tmdeort&kin® tx> isa®r® 7 ®» Morris & Bell, lanb mmm ff AU&AJTCUL ■ Writ* lot oar Bfiy tS Pk«fß Grid®, toaxi&ftsffi ®7«®y&feS 8® e&k is. Ills &£&&&' . ,