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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10718, 11 October 1912, Page 5

Tho latest addition to the Masterton Telephone Subscribers List is Mr J. Kitchener's shoo store (No. 280). Notice is elsewhere given that shearing will commence at Te Parae 1 on Friday, October 18th. A liouso in Colo Street, 8 rooms and ©very convenience, is advertised to be Jot. A strong argument in favour of Messrs Krahagen and Chapman's Tailoring Service is put forth in this issue. The -.announcement deals frankly with innovations. The Wairarapa Motor Cycle Club ■*vill hold a run on 13th inst leaving Sol way at 9-30 a.m. All local motor cyclists are invited to attend. A 1 Tim of tho Wairarapa Motor Cycle Club will be held on the 13th inst., leaving Solway at 9.30 a.m. All local motor cyclists are invited to attend. . All those interested in tho No"License movement are invited to meet the Rev J. Dawson, .secretary of the New Zealand Alliance, this -afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock, in the Y.M.C.A. rooms. (M. A. F. Billington contradicts the Tumour that he has sold his business. He lias leased his father's farm, and "will still supply milk, etc., to all parts of tho town. The ratepayers of Castlepoint County are reminded that to-morrow (Sa- ■ turday) is the day nppointed for taking a poll of the ratepayers on the question of raising a loan of £9OO, to meet the cost of reconstructing the Hangman's bridge, on the Masterton "to Tinui road. Mr P. Hamill having decided to relinquish his millinery department, "will offer his whole stock of trimmed and untrimmed millinery, during the next fourteen days at such reduced prices as must effect a speedy clearance. The bulk of the stock was specially bought for the coming summer and this sale offers a unique opportunity for the thrifty buyer. Tho well-known firm of Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., Wellington, buyers of fat sheep and lambs for freezing at any works, also consignees of meat, wool, nelts, etc.-have an advertisement of interest to farmers find others on oasce 8 of this morning's issue. Tin's firm, which is one of the largest of its kind in New Zealand, has in the past mainlv confined its onerations to the South Island, bnt Wairarapa, Hawke's Bay and Wanganui are also now extensively covered. Mr Craeroft. Wilson, the North Island representative of the firm, visits the Wairarapa monthly, and Eoe s right through the district, buying very largolv. He will be pieased to give any information to inquirers.