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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10716, 28 October 1912, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT*. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE AC' 1908. (Section 50.) In the Estate of James Hartr Pauling, of Masterton. Com pan Manager, deceased. ALL creditors and others haviiij claims against this estate, ar | hereby required to send them, wit particulars, on the forms provided ; to the District Agent of the Publi Trust Office at Masterton, on or b( tforo tho 30th day of .November 1915 Accounts not rendered by the dat named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the abov Estate inn- be lodged to the credi of the Public Trustee's account at an Postal Money-order Office. Or paid t W. B. CHENNELLS. District Agetit of the Public Trust Office. FRED. FITCHETJ. Public Trustee October 19th. 1912. f,■. FUNERAL NOTICE. fTIHE Friends of A., H„ and. J. JL HUNTER are respectfully in vited to attend the funeral of'thei: late father. Robert Hunter, which wil leave St. Patrick's Church on Monday, 28th inst.. at l.IK) p.m.', for th< Masterton Ceinetorv. G, HYDE, Funeral Director. Telephone 233, Private 324. THURSDAY CRICKET. EMBERS and intending members of the :newly formed Hockey Cricket 'Club are requested to attend tho first general meeting to be held this (MONDAY) evening, in the Dominion Hall at 8 o'clock; 1" MPOUNDED at the To Nui Public 1. Pound, by the County Ranger. One Chestnut mare, white blaze on Forehead. No visible brand. If not claimed and expenses paid ivill be sold on the B„th day of NOVEMBER, 1912, a)- twelve o'clock noon A. TUCKETT. Poupndkeeper. MARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING. 20th and 21st NOVEMBER. NOMINATIONS CLOSE ON SATURDAY NEXT. Nominate, itiUl i'oriie and see Sunii\ Marlborough. L. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. Blenheim.

PUBLIC NGT3C£. r E bog to notify the pttbhu of Masterfcon and surrounding disfcrsct that we lhava over tie dairying end Wood and Coal business lately conducted by Messrs H. Cole md dona, Tihe business in future witl be on tue most up-to-duoe tinea WOOD ANU IOAL. A specialty \a made of this L aioh oftibe business, and oil orders will receive prompt and efficient attention 'PHONE 271. F. M C G EATH AND C o ' (Late H. OOLE AND SONS), Wear B&ilw-ay Station, MASTERTON SPORTING SEASON 7912-13. All those interested in CRICKET TENNIS, AND CROQUET, Should Inspect J. ELLIOTT AND CO'S STOCK before purchasing. •THE FAMOUS FORCE BAT STOCKED. JAQUES', WILLIAMS', AND SLAZENGER'S RACQUETS. J. SADDLERS, MABTERTON. AS. THE IDEAL COUNTRY LICHT. FOR INSURANCE.—The Aerogel Machine haa been passed as perfectly safe bv the Underwriters' Af> sociation. THE CHEAPEST LICIT'.: KNOWN.—The cost of a 40-camdlo power burner is only 1-1 Otli of a penny per hour. Absolutely non-explos-ive. combined with cleanliness. A child can work it. Kindly call and inspect machine at work, or make application for particulars from the Local Agents. PICKERINC BROS., PLUMBERS. >LUMBINC, QASFITTING T\ R AINL A TIN G. E'' Q yoa w«r/< r.::j e5 sbov« work attwided to ? If eo, I. s*ti prepared to undsitr i,:r> r.ll of? work in tbe above lino-, av.cj do it ip-tc«dat©. Special BM>wSioo spvot to fil'bijiK up civunir? Eftd subarhan re&idenco# ?/ith Acebylen© Gab and Sepfcio Tar.ks. Lavatorial. Bat':::, Baims, ©to., 9fctod up &+• r&teo. I employ nnly cowMi-toi: 1; and licensed men, and aitr work wiil always &ta:id in-apee-Bins; np Phono No. ISS, ct &end ■ pruivcard, if "vou Wirt < ; stimr.tf>x for any work. Nothing too 'sxgo or too R. E. JONES «ANI!TAKV P\.<Wv ftuua.J (gCXJfii: ;;;A»vrX!XTOJ!L