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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10654, 8 June 1912, Page 7

Where • SGOULIAR'S FURNBTUEE HAS STOOD TEE TEST OF TIME COMFORTABLE EASY CHAIRS, 423, 47S 6d, 57S 6d. According to Covering. ADJUSTABLE MORRIS CHAIRS. _ 351, 428, 49s 6d. WE FURNISH THE COTTAGE OB THE MANSION WITH GOOD TASTE AND ECONOMY TO MEET EVERY INDIVIDUAL DESIRE. REMEMBER! IT IS NOT WHAT YOU PAY. IT i« WHAT THE ARTICLE IS WORTH. SCOULLAR'S FURNITURE IS ALWAYS WORTH ITS MONEY. CONSULT US BEFORE PURCHASING. The Scoullar Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON It in wonderful value—the finest powrible combination of tho b«t Tea* TO. from the best garden*. Yonr grocer ha* it. 1/8.1/10 and HI- per lb. 2g ABE ESTABLISHED FACTOBS IN NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURE The mamy valuable patented■ improvements now incorporated plaice the "CARLYLE" Ploughs still further AHEAD OF k.LL COMPETITORS. Stendi for Illustrated Catalogue. Mention! this paper. THE TEST OF TIME An illustration of how our ploughs have stood the test of time was afforded at the CaRTERTON PLOUGHING COMPETITION, When Mir C. J. Wilson' won : the first prize an the Youtho' Competition with a plough which had been in. constant use for 20 years. TMiiiurAn . AND CO., LTD.. CHRISTCHURCH. J. H, NAYLOR, RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE, WfciCLEY CT., MASTErtON.

M 2? mm *« K£ ""'*Siii3 Wlffs mmm. » i m Appeals directly to intelligent and discriminating buyers uvpoint of fit, finish, appearance, and care of detail. It stands alone and has no superior. The great range of sizes and careful manufacture make impossible' to fit all figures, and ensure a degree of comfort seldom attained. For «ale by all first-cla»» dealers. Intist on the genuine. Look for the trade-mark on every garment. The Kaiapoi Woollen fVl'f'g. Goy. Ltd. OHRISTCHURCH. 38