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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10643, 25 May 1912, Page 4

AND WEiT mItERTON. HAVING taken ore? Newspaper! (Bound lor TJoainioa and Now j Zea3&mt Times from Messrs MoLeod and Young lor this pat* d Maaterton Iwai deiW *h» above mentioned newspapers dailj to any address in this par* of ih# disiriot from March 4th, 1913, WALTER CROSSLEY ■' „ (Laio SMITH'S), BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, QUEEN BTBEEI BOOTH* Let Us Tailor Your Next Suit CIOME in and look over our fifle / range of suitings— all ihe latest STYIiE IDEAS are represented. New tweeds*. ■* * new worsteds, new serges, new lininics. In all the Fashionable Shades. '" We aire posted in every little detail of present styles—Our workmanship •is ihe very best—and' our prices are Sbonestty low as a man, of' sense* san* expect to- pay for a good Article. ALWAYS B% Qtjß CUSTOMER. TAILOR, THE BEST WAY TO SEE THE COUNTRY, R to take a journey in double s quick time is to travel by Motor Car. Not necessarily your own, you know—we can't all afford to buy Motor Cars, but most of us, can hire one for a pleasure run or for business purposes. Has well equipped Ford Motor Cars on hire, which aire always ready at amy hour of the day or night. A ring on 'Plhone 53 or 29, and along comas tlhe car ready for an emergency, business or pleasure trip- ; A thorougMy qualified imechanic, who is also an expert chaffeur, and 1 knows every inch of the roads for miles around, is sent in charge of the •IUCHAN'S MOTOR CARACE. 'PHONE 53.