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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10643, 25 May 1912, Page 7

Where to Pu-mistt SCftULLAR'S FURNITURE y HAS ; STOOD THE TEST OP TIME COMFORTABLE EASY CHAIRS, 42t, «78 6d, 57S 6d. According to Covering. ADJUSTABLE MORRIS CHAIRS. 358, 428, 49s 6d, ; WE RUKNISH THE COTTAGE OU 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. SCOULLAJI'S FURNITURE IS ALWAYS WORTH ITS MONEY. CONSULT US BEFORE PURCHASING. Hie ScotiUaf Go Lambion Quay, WELLINGTON It Is wonderful mine—the finest possible combination of the bfflt Teat from the beat garden*. Yonr grocer ha» it. 1/8.1/10 and 21- per lb. jg Carlyle Ploughs ABE ESTABLISHED FACTOBB IN NEW ZEALAND AGBICULTUBE The jnamy valuable patented improvement's now racoknorated plates •Bie "CARLYLE"- Hougba ©tili fmtlher AHEAD OF kLL COMPETI- ■:•:. tors. '.;■'. Sand for Illustrated >' Catalogue 1 . ''.Meaitjon this paper. THE TEST OF TIME Atf •illustration, fof how tour plough'have'stood the -test of time was afforded at the • CARTERTON PLOUGHING COMPETITION, . When Mir C. J. Wilson' won' the first prizi? m the "Youths' Competition with a plough which had been in constant use for 20 years. kimi AND CO., LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. J. H. NAYLOR, RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE, WRMSLEY ST., MiASTERTTON.

I mmmsm m I I Sjs3£ Every Mother knows it is a problem to provide wearresisting clothes for robust romping boys. We have solved it Our weavers have succeeded in making what we believe is" the strongest weave of wear-resisting tweeds made anywhere in the World; specially designed for school wear,, yet good looking and in proper and most pleasing styles. ASK YOUR CLOTHIER TO SHOW YOU LT.H. IN THE VARIOUS FASHIONABLE STYLES. "THEY WEAR OUT SLOWLY." SOLD EVERYWHERE. OF CHRISTCHURCH.