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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10648, 1 June 1912, Page 7

Where to Furnish SCHULLARS FURNITURE HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME (* «1 '«uiiii..i!i.'fcXaV>V>a< m M mmm wm i'Ofl COMFORTABLE EASY CHAIRS, 425, 473 6(1, S7S 6d. According to Covering. _ J ADJUSTABLE MORRIS CHAIRS. 369, 425, 49s Bd. WE FURNISH THE COTTAGE OR THE MANSION WITH GOOD TASTE AND ECONOMY TO MEET EVERY 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. mm*? mrr-*" Lairbton Quay, WELLINGTON It la -wonderful value—the finest possible combination of the birat Tea» from the best garden*. Your grocer ha* it. 1/8.1/10 and 2/- par lb. 2 s

Carlyle Ploughs ABB ESTABLISHED FACTORS IN NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURE TIIO (many valuable patented improvements now incorporated plate "CARLYLE" Ploughs istill further AHEAD OF «-;LL COMPETITORS. Send for Illustrated Catalogue'. Mention /tliis paper. THE TEST OF TIME Art illustration of how our ploughs iliave stood the test of time was I afforded at the Cm.RTER.TON ploughing competition, When Mil' C J. Wilson won'.tiw.fir#,pri>>-..fa the, Youths', Competition. VitLa plough, which hadheen.ia constant use ifor/20 years. • • ' • BOOTH, MAC DONALD AND CO., LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. J. H. NAYLOR, RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE, VVRICLEY ST., MiASTEftTOX.

X -V ktspsctfully {rerfteest Ihe hotiour of yoti'/ tfjudg* vieiit upon the b&ctutijul IWMapoi' Coiitimes 4for Winter, rh>B)' Ming shovel by IcctM'ngdfdpc rs i h rfit-gh - oiWlt'zv Zealand) The grtfne\its are proacliablojr'art ist.ic excel-; lence, and superior quality, .; affording rare types of srtittjc wearing appa^f." Tliey are the seasc-i''3-ne,west productions, made £>i| best fabrics in evcty approved style. Now on Show at. ali Drapers. ASK TO SEE THEM. M'fg. Co., Ltd. 24