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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10694, 15 August 1912, Page 3

Ihiiiiinii THE SCHOOL BO\ S WHO ARE STRONG AND HARDY YOU REQUIRE GOOD, MARDWEARINC SUITS.. o. . V . , WE CAN Supply You with Groat Values in our Well-Known Colonial All Wool Suits. CUT SPECIAL POINTS. NEW z'i r M..r\ i\! pr~| M\Sk fcLmm^AGTO^] GEN 7'S RILING BREECHES, Medium and Wide Cut. Self and Buck. Strappings. 22s 6d, 25s 10 32s 6d. FINISHDURABILITY. vlrriv-v----ti i J! S%j r*y\ a % V\ - ;Vrv--',' hi i i / ! IA ,<?/ iil / II U i y~JLi s/.^ W *2 BOY'S NORFOLK SUITS Prussian and'S. B. Collar/ VEWifer 1 ' 48 ? I '. V 7 Gd -vLWLfeI in Boy's Cfetewold Suit.s. ? N.2. Clothing Factor Phone 101 Queen St., MASTEETOH Every load is Macadamised to the BRADBUBY Motor Cycle The strong fore spring foi.ks and comfortable seat takes up all jolts and jaxs, and you ride along in ease over the roughest roads. . Another point about the Bradbury that adds to the comfort of the rider is the absence of vibration. Talk to some men about Motor Bikes and they'll tell you some machines shake the life out of them. But the Bradbury 16 kinder to the man astride its saddle—it gives him as comfortable a. ride as he could wish. DAVID G. BROWN MOTO.R & CYCLE ENGINE QUEEN STREET ci ... MASTEBTCifc, We Carry the Stock =Talkeries Q!U£EN STREET, MASTERTON, ,'Next Dalg ety and Co.) FOB, K m <n rfml m £>o OAr PHONOGRAPHS tHQ RECORDS. WE ARE EXPERTS IN THE TALKING MACHINE TRADE. SID- CROSS, Manager,