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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 February 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW~ YEAR SPECIALS IN ENGLISH BISCUITS.. PEAK FREANS. TEDDY BEAR. SANTA CLAUS MIXED BISCUITS BILLIKEN. PATA A-CAKE FJG FINGERS. SMALL TINS ASSORTED BISCUITS OYSTER WAFERS GOLDEN PUFF. Mew Giean Currants, 4d lb Best Currants, Bd lb aisins, 3d per paok«t. st Raisins. 4d par paokat. Itanas, 6d par lb. mon Pool, Sd per lb. NO AFTERNOON .-TEA IS COMPLETE UNLESS YOU USE "CIDOINGS ATALANTA TEA" WHICH IS THE BEST. 23 LB. SEE ?Hsd WINDOWS. GIDDINGS. THE OHKJLPEST ttTQJUSKIISPJ®. MASZSRTON. PHONE 112. PLUMBING H IJEALF- ANI) CO., LTD • Plumbers, Tinsmiths, Ironmongers, etc., Queen Street, Masterton.. SPORTS MEETINGS HASTWBLL SSPOR TS CLUB SECOND ANNUAL MEETING Will be held jn MRS C. SEYMOUR'S GROUNDS, AT HASTWELL, •- , / - ON THURSDAY, 6th FEBRUARY. AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME has been drawn up, including Running, Jumping, Wrestling, Sawing, Chopping, Blindfold Boxing Competition, Sheep Guessing; also Ladies and Children's Items; andl should ho a pleasant outing for old and young. NOMINATIONS CLOSE on JANUARY 27, with the Secretary, and Handicaps will he publishedl on January 31st, in local papers. LUNCHEON BOOTH ON GROUND. BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Send to Secretary for Programmes. A T. JACKSON, Secretary. EEETAHUNA. BIDEFORD ;.;HI,ETIC SPORTS CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. THURSDAY, FEBRi 'RY 6, 1919. To be held at BIDEFORD. '"NPECTAL THRIZES. Nominations close at Mr W. Gillis* pies's, * Masterton, at 9 p.m. on Thursday, January 30th. _ Programmes can be obtained from F. MILLER Secretary. Telephone 121. F. : i CAB AND MOTOR DEPOT CHURCH STREET. TWO MOTOR CARS ALWAYS ON HIRE. JUST LANDED A WOLSELEY CAR. 16-20 H P. 6 SEATER 6 CABS ON HIRE PHONE 296. TOM HOLLAND, ninor.. A TOAST TO BREAD HERE'S to the Backbone of Civilisation. —BREAD. It .satisfies when nothing else can satisfy, and when the menu, with its .surfeit of viands and victuals fail to please, good sweet nutritious ; Wheat Bread comes like a ministering angel to put courage and spirits into the hearts of men, arranged in no delicious frostings or garnishments. Bread wields the sceptre in its regal sway, companion of Prince and Peasant, at home in cabin or castle, it is indeed, builder r>f men 'and- nations. "Our Daily Bread" made at THE MACHINE BREAD FACTORY,