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well lncwn cr.is:: — ~"*tepresentiu gthe highest quality of C^^^^^^^L." ''VtfOLSELE " " "*" Manufactured by the Wolseley Tool and Motor Car Company, „ (Birmingham. ''STUART." Manufactured by the Co., Wolverhampton. "ENGLISH." ■"DEASY " Siddeiey Type, Manufactured by the D=ae. Kotor pany, Ltd.*, Coventry. ENCLIS "PENN 30 h.p." Pcnn Motor Car Co., Pittsburgh. 'AMERICAN." ; All the above cars, as imported by us, are specakv I r,:A to .suit Co - bnfol requirements, and we will be pleased to rece.v? r v:s:t et inspection and to arrange demonstrations, if required. CATALOGUES Post Free to any addres?. .(Faill iniorrcation supplied cr. request. HARRIS STREET WELLINGTON. DEPOSIT DEPOSIT Lady's Solid Gold, Open Face Keyless Watch, beautifully chased and engraved, jewelled movement, guaranteed 10 years jStasan advertisement we send this watch to any address hi Now Zealand on receipt of 26-deposit a£d upon the payment of the last of 30 weekly instalments of V- each, making a total of 32/6 in all. A handsome gold cased chain 13 GIVEN FREE. Tf not satisfied that any watch we supply is worth donblo S."M?« ask, »e Jit back and we w, re und every "NORMAN FRANK & CO., 209 Customhouse Quay, Wellington, N.Z. Bankers: National Bank of N.Z., Limited. Good tailoring" does rot depend •upon the fabrics, or the trimmings, bat on the tailor himself. If the tai- H; 4\] •lor lack® ithe, artistic sense, your suit M \ will be wanting in gracefulness, in | that something which.„ is called!? jstyle. * | Tlhef Don'ald method of tailoring isp|§| distinctly artistic. Every garment is ¥T cut and fashioned by an artist, the W:i . linings fluid itrimmings are of the best Jir-A grades, aftid the workmanship through- U out is honest. <U><( ■ If a Suit, Diesis Suit, Sac Suit, •Norfolk Su'it, Morning Suit, Paget Suit, Frock 'Coat Suit or Riding Suit v is one of your needs, place your order with Donald. Vjisii LADIES' AND CENT'S TAILOR, MASTERTON.

HAVE YOU TRIIDEGDIOS toils is the nasve given to a cloth for polishing all metals without calling any me&3. Clean your bras etc., in the dining room if .you ; sh. The shilling cloth is for bra's, copper, aluminium, etc., and the _>" PENNY one is for Spoons, Ousts, Buckles, Buttons, etc., etc. 1 *••» cloths are quite harmless to plated ware, either nickel or silver. Or BADIUM LINOLEUM POLISH This is a wonderful sixponn'orth which is splendid for leather, furniture, boots, linoleum, eto. 4 very large tin, 6d. , Or EKICKA HAND SOAP Now for Motorists, Engineers, PI umbers, :>_' fact for anyone who wants grease, paint, tar, etc., removed n&tantly, this is perfection. Ei does nob injure the hands either, ut leaveß their soft and white. Also 6d a tin. C r VULOANO h STOVE PCLI3H Another reaily gepa 6d ,polis!i, w Inch is qiiiok, clean and lasting. sfo also have Xeel iSto-io- Poiish at 4ci. The above art «."J realty first class little cleanetS, vrhicS to bo used Vul bs appreciated. LAMP BARGAINS IN A FEW 3AYS. Baiiges., There are not many needs in Hardware that cannot be fi]k~d here. I; would almost be safe to say NONE. 'iiz'i ti keep within the bounds of conversation MAY BE RELIED UPON TO SUPPLY ALL TOOLS OF TRADE Sor the Carpenter, the Tin'ker, the Miner, the Sawmill&r, the CoaclibuiJder, the Wheelwright, and the Blacksmith, and so en, and so forth. ALL BUILDERS HARDWARE. Galvanised Iron, .Spouting, Rklginig Zinc, Nails, Cement, Roofing, Locks, Hinges, Scrims, etc. ALL HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY. ALL FARM TOOLS, FENCING REQUISITES, LAMPS. STOVES, GARDEN TOOLS, AND BRUSHWARE. aniell's Hardware, « A,rrh\ jm^>.v*-~

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10679, 6 July 1912, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10679, 6 July 1912, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10679, 6 July 1912, Page 2

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