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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10687, 6 August 1912, Page 6

THE EVENT OF THE SEASON Carpenter's Footwear Sale Commences On August 7th ??? WILL YOU BE THERE? ? ? I.his Sale will b© what wo say of it—a record ibreakcr. ft is "io biggest event in tho history of our business. ... Every article in the store is marked down to t'he utmost ilimit 111 order to make way for now stock. Though wo cannot afford to give tho goods away, wo are doing tlio next tilling to it. Remember the opening date WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7th J. CABPESTII CENTRAL S HOE STORE, QUEEN STREET MAS'I ERTON. (Next Pest Office.) P.O. BOX 41. 'PHONE 164.

R( at LTDREID AND CRAY PLOUGHS CNG.E MORE SCO Or- THE POOL. Ipcent Successes at the Southland Champion Ploughing Match, held Wallacetown, July 11th, 1912, iii whkih a 1 well-known makes of P! CLASS ° A Pe CH AMPIONSHIP.—The First Seven Ploughs were Reid nmd Gray. , , _ , , ■„ , CLASS B.—Reid an 1 . Gray Ploughs let, 2nd and 3rd. CLASS C— No Reid and Gray Ploughs competed. CLASS D.—Digger Ploughs), Keid and Gray Digger R.ough_ Ist. In Class A. there were 25 ploughs entered, and Reid and Gray Ploughs scored the iirst seven places. p These successes go to prove that the well known Reid and _ Gray Pllouphs stiilil hold the front rank. Wajrarapa farmers can receive all informatioiii and particulars regarding our well known farm implements from our local representative. RESD AND CRAY, RANGITIKEI ST., PALMERSTON If. KKR ' Wairarapa Representative Worksop Road, Telephone 376, MASTERTON. i\ •

■MI Mill will ■ iO: LAWN MOWERS by tlie BEST MAKERS. PLAIN AND BALL BEARING MACHINES m tSl' l *{s ; MSfrt > _ LAWN MOWERS. 17s 6d. 22 s 6d. 255. 10-Inch Blade 12-1 lidi Blade 14-fnch Blade 16-Inch Blade t 30s. Fast Cutting and Easy Running. SPADES. SPADES in great quantities at 2s 6d, 3s, 3e 6d. The Best 4s 6d. FORKS. Digging Forks Bordeir For Its 3s 6d. 2s 9d. RAKES. ]O-Tooth 12-Tooth Others to Is 6d. Is 9d I 3s 6d, / WE PAY FREICHT TO ANY TOWN. ORDER TO-DAY AND RECEIVE TO-MORROW. CASH WIT H ORDER. % s® t% CI BA STREET •tfELL! -MOTON o=sx: IP W <3 SJ, M ' c Just Landed, per s.s. Rotorua, a splendid assortment of the PEEK FSIE-MJ AND CO.'S ENGLISH BISCUITS, including— GOLDEN PUFF. CORONATION. SAILOR KING. WAFERS. PAT-A-CAKE. BILL! KEN. TEDDY BEAR. RAINBOW. *'IG FINGERS, ETC. KINDLY NOTE. — As these Biscuits are just landed direct from the Factory, patrons can rely on receiving them quite fresh. If (pi C? '^ s Cheapest Storekeeper, 11 w / s\/lAPTERTON OPPOSITE MIR KURRA Y'S. QUEEN PIEET.

GREAT SHOW OF INFANTS' CLOTHING AT NORMAN'S WE arc now showing a groat variety of .infants' Wearing Apparel. You will lind everything for JBabv in our Store. Ois 7 E COMPLETE SET FOR 20a. 2 In£aints' Gownc, 2s each 2 Infant Barras 2s each 2 Infant Binders Is each 2 Infant Singlets Is each 1 Head Square 12yds Flanelette Puff and Pull' Box Sponge and Powder We lvi've also largo size Baby Shawls from oe Gd to Ms (id, and Superior quality and finish in Infant (lowns from 2'> (id to -l;i (id, and Silk Embroidery Barras at -Is. (live iu> a trial in these lines. Wo gu .wan-tee satisfaction. SEE OTJi: WlVT)f»v;s FOII play. ~)3S A M QUEEN ©TSEET • - MASTERTON. fAlh ss? C OM PA £1 0 0 QUALITY in- Tea cannot he delined. It is fixed; by the impression o,f the palate of the individual, and the impression lingers. Yiou on; .remember the -taste long after other things arc. forgottcin. Jt is wise, therefore, to bo guided by the palate, and to buy tfye tea that gives pnlato-pleaeure. £&tMCortt I'leia.-.v; the jv.-la.te. The flavour wins your .favour. It is pure tea, bonded by asm 'export, and the quality never varies. There are three- grades, 2s. Is ] ()d, Is Sd per ,ib; packed in strong c.wtoiis.