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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 15 March 1913, Page 4

r (Card.) EATON, SLADDEN & PAVITT, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND AUTHORISED SURVEYORS. Master ton and Wellinton. HERBERT A. JONES. ARCHITECT. Trust Lands Trust Buildings. QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. Telephone 336. P.O. Box 60. HOLLINIB AND PRAGNELL, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. MASTERTON, Opp. POST OFFICE. EJave several sums of money available for investmoat on mortgage at lowest current rates of interest. ' A. R. Bunny) (C. H Cullen A .R. BUNNY, SOLICITOR, MASTERTON MONEY TO LEND ON LOWEST RATES. Patent Agents and Attorneys TeL 58) (Box 38. IRWIw AND GEORGE. Sharebrokera and Flnanolal Agents. 37 PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON. Member of the Wellington Stock Exchange Wellington^ 0 Address: "Tkerwia," PIANO, ORGAN,.AND SINGING. MR C. SPENCER COMPTON (Organist St. Matthew's Church, Masterton). Pupils received for above subjects; also for Harmony and Counterpoint . Intending Pupils may obtain all information by applying to Mr Spencer Compton Grandford House, Perry Street. Masterton ®. W I L B ON, QUALIFIED DENTAL SURGEON. (Trust Buildings. Nest Post Office) QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON *""< ABDKEa ANfl fON». BAWMILLERS AND TIMBER MERCHANTS. DIXON STREET, MASTERTON. Totara, Matai, Rimu and White Pine, dressed or iu tho rough, always stock. Also sa&hes, Doors, and Mouldings. (Card) TifILTON R VARNHAM, IVX P.N.Z.1.A., ARCHITECT BUILDINGS, Tel. 142. QUEEN STREET, MAStE&TON, (Entrance Church Street.) z P.O. Bos 127. ROBINSON AND HAND-NEWTON. SOLICITORS, __ MASTERTON. IVfONEY LENT On Approved Town and Country FTeehold Securities. TO DAY'S WEAIHFR. - • «> NEW ZEALAND FORECAST. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Bev. D. C. Bates, of the Meteorological Office, this evening wired as follows : The barometer has been unsteady Mid the winds variable, northerly breexes predominating, with cloudy weather and fogs in parts. Present indications are for a falling barometer everywhere. Misty, cloudy and unsettled weather, -with rain probably following everywhere. Northerly winds, increasing strong to uale, are probable generally, for a hevene westerly disturbance i« now crossing the Tasman Sea.