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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10655, 10 June 1912, Page 7

Where to imai HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME W :? 4 ft 3*o! mil COMFORTABLE EASY CHAIRS, 425, 47s 6d, 573 6d. According r-'y Covering. ADJUSTABLE MORRIS CHAIRS. _ 358, 425, 49a 6d. ' WE FURNISH THE COTTAGE OR THE MANSION WITH GOOD TASTE AND ECONOMY TO MEET EVKHiT INDIVIDUAL DESIRE. REMEMBERI !T !S NOT WHAT YOU PAY, IT IS V/HAT THE ARTICLE IS WORTH. SGOULLAR'S FURNITURE IS ALWAYS WORTH ITS RUONEY. CONSULT US BEFORE PURCHASING. Lam Moo Quay,

It in wonderful value—the finest' powibla combination of the b«st Tea» from tho be*l gai-denu. YotirsgfOoer hsw it. 1/8.1/10 and 8/- p«r lb. 2 8 iMM s^ II fSS SSS Ss&isssss ABE ESTABLISHED FACTOES IN NEW ZEALAND AGEICULTUBB The many valuable patented improvements now incorporated plate tV "GARLYLE" Ploughs sl:ll further AHEAD OF kLL COMPETITORS. I Send 1 for Illustrated Catalogue. Mention' xlis paper. THE TEST OF TIME Art illustration of how our ploughs have stood the test of time was afforded at the ,•-••■■ t Carterton ploughing competition, When Mi' C. J. Wilson' won ! the first prize in the Youths' Competition with a plough which had heen in constant use for 20 years. I AND CO., LTD.. CHRISTCHURCH. J. H. NAYLOR, RESIDENT RE»Qr9ENTATIVE V * mastertox

;v >*~ <*•*"% yj^^^^p I 1 ££s£ Every Mother knows it is a problem to provide wearresisting clothes for robust romping boys. We have solred 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 iT-ir-IN THE VARIOUS FASHIONABLE STYLES. "THEY WEAR OUT SLOWLY." SOLD EVERYWHERE, OF CHRISTCHURCH.