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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 9 November 1912, Page 3

M? 4*«*grciigias>NMM T rouser* FOE Tennis and Cricket AT NEW ZEALAND ACTORS HING CLOI THIS BRAND IS A SURE GUARANTEE OF VALUE ANI) STYLE. White Flannel, with f ashio n ab!e permanent, Tv:n-ups. from 10s 6d to 18s od'. Grey Flannel from 10s 6d. Lovat Trousers at 15s 6d. The Latest Cut for thi 1 CALL AND NSPEOT OUR STOCK. See Our Windows N Z .Clothing Factor Box 9J Queen Sfc.. MASTSRTOK Ipposite Post Office wni!Bii^»^*tM**as»ox>^^ett^ar47«»owawEss* YOU WILL EVENTJALLY BUY A RUD'GE If you want ...i up-to-date machine for general work,, , you will &rd the "RUDGE : tnc best of .all motor Cycles. Jn hill-climbing events, petrol consumption, tests, long-distance racing, record-breaking runs with side-car attached, and high speed to wn-to-town work, there is no cycle on the market that can beat the "RODGE." hi addition it is a remarkably economical machine m operation, ifce engine boin«r so reliable, needs vwy little attention,_ and even.the roughest" treatment has, in many instances, failed to impair its durability, dependability. and flexibility. . • . We're ready to prove our statements m regard to this machine, and if vou will call we will put one thro ugh its paces. , t ■ . *We stock the "RUDGE" in. three Models—the SJANDARD, toe Km, Engine, and the RUDGE-Mulis (20-speed) If voU prefer some other machne, we can show yon-the. famoas '•BRADBURY" of which we have sold dozens in the \\airarapn-, or vlie "CI7YNO" (twin). Both of these machines are top-notchers. and ire JuJt P come along and have a look at these fine motor-cycles. at BROWN'S Motor and Cycle Works. QOEEK STUB* X *T» Btl fW OB m vop ~<jj3T7STOB

You Can Get At JJiIT fllkcric RANNISTER STR:FET, Buildings.) ViASTERTON Selections From "THE QUAKEH Glßt-.'" "OUR \MISS GIBBS." "THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN." "CARMEN." "H.M.S. PIfJAFORE." "BELLE OF NEW YORK.'' ETC. STC. rs M ismw Raoe\Sj| mSYM^R* won. SlSS&ssi m^ms-krr NO ONE i J REi:SED TO BUY. VISITORS BECOME CUSTOMERS their iwN accord. 11X correspondent attended *. 5,1) CROSS Manager THE WOMAN IN THE KiICHEN Tito kitchen is said to ho the heart of the Home; ii well-ordered kitchen moans a pleasant Home. Jin t prompt Service ami (>ooi! Cooking depend largely upom iho Range used. It must he easily managed, cleanly, the ovens well uihl.'m* control, quickly heated. and' economical in Jucl. I't, is because SHACK LOCK'S RANGES are pre-eminent in the ion el' ALL these essentials that the demand is daily in<iv;is m,' > m. ,;.o ORION "THE RANGE WITH A REriiTATSOM." ASK YOl-R IKONMOXOER TO SHOW \ <H; OMv. SHACK LOCK'S, ni'XEDLV, WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND,