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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 26 March 1913, Page 2

3D I ID I =Hgr Just Opened A BEAUTIFUL RANGE OP NEW SEASON'S □ GOODS FOR AUTUMN AIND WINTER WEAR. These Goods for Style and Quality, surpass anything wo have vet shown, and arc specially bou ught by our Home Buyers from tho best Paris and London Manu facturors. Some of the Neiv Goods now showing at MeGGruers; New Coats, New Furs, New Blousos, NewCoetumes; Now Dross Tweeds ,Now Blousings, and New Neckwear. 6d DISCOUNT IN EY EKY Ills.— McGruer's THE HOUSE WHERE EVERYONE BUYS BEST. PHONE 111. P.O. BOX 106. L^iai— jni —ini mH WHEN IT COMES TO CORRECT STYLE KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN'S TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES ARE ALWAYS AHEAD Every line of every costume we make ig expressive of high class workmanship and beautiful finish. The unmistakeable fit and correctness of style makes at not merely desirable, but absolutely essential for a fashionable woman to wear one of Krahagan and Chapmana's Tailormades. A fine range of the new Season's Materials has just been landed, comprising Tweeds, Cloths, Serges and Worsteds; the most Fashionable fabrics for tailor-made Costumes for -Autumn and Winter. We study each Woman's Figure, and the result is a smart and distinctive costume in every instanoee. Krahif e& and Chapau, w. BAILORS AND COSTUMIERS. PERRY STREET,

Fined ss, WITH 7s COSTS. rjnHR abovo sentence appears in the newspapers very often during the winter months in. reference to those who have ridden .bicycles without lights. Will you have yoiii' name appear this winter, or will you avoid it by purchasing one of the new. BICYCLE LAMPS Just received at BROWN'S MOTOR AND CYCLE WORKS. Our very large stock inicudes— MILLER'S, LUCAS', and POWELL and HAMNER'S Acetylene oil and Candle Lamps, Acetylene Lamps from os 6d to 20s; Oil and Candle Lamps from 2s 6d to 10s 6d. Frankonia . Motor-Bike Lamps wit h Lucas Generators. A splendid Lamp which gives a Brilliant Light, and will not "go wrong." KEEP THE ROAD LIGHT ALL THE TIME BY USING ONE. OF THE RELIABLE LAMPS SOLD AT BROWN'S MOTOR AND CYCLE WORKS. QUEEN STREET, ' MASTERTON.

Gr 0 p ERRY ANn P&2&Y STREET ... MASTS ETON. STOCK AND STATiOH AOEKTi, AND GENERA*. MERCHANTS. *~IULL Stocks Produce and General Merchandise carried. Tested Gtrasß and Grain BecS a WiEnera sold medals Maet&rton Sfcow, 1808, 1909, 1910, 1911, also 88 FIBST PBIZES in open. oomp#titiou. " fIPESIAt HIGH CLASS MANURES (Suaramtela.) A&'fclysis of toil conducted by our Mr A. B. Wood. We »upply manure® fco suit soili. We supplied teedig and manuree for all winning root crops, MjSßte<rton Show, 1908 to 1911, also to the Department of Agriculture for axperintentsl purpoies, 1808 io 1911. We stock manures at M., B. Taat's, and A. E. &r«ntnali, S£aartdaiborouglh.Specially eeleof'ad S33ED MAIZE to suit all soils. Maize for sheep end dairy purposes. PEAS—Wfcate Ivory, Yorkshire Hero, and Partridge* We compound Special Garden M&ntsr®». AGEHCIEOI ifew Za&juid Inetirtnoe Co., Ltd., v Fire, Accident, Marine, and Lire &t<ick), P. and 0. Steamship 00., titd. (Via Suez), MinimJts Kre Sst'r uiih©r&, Bodmin's PftTMidoieide. j Cooper's, &r.d Stobertso-a's •' Sk®4? Sips, ©atfe-'fi aiid Hurst'o 0. FORMAL Late | FORMAN AND TROWER. | CABS, GIGS BUGGIES Etc. op , hire, by hour, &*y, or week. | Parties catered for on reasonable terms. Careful attention given, to every department of the business. Competent msn always, in charge.Plant and husiuegc have been iccreas- { ed to most ffirowina d«msnd for ' asst.

h. M°D. P AWIOE ' 3&&ER ANS f^FEemHSEB, WISHUB to .notify tie public t&£3 he h&B taken over tke busm«fl& l&fely carried on by MR J, P. SAJ?*KilS. Ill© business will b® oouduo&oS. on t&» inoßt ap-to-dat© lines, ami csswica'SriS can depend cpon gat&uji, ( fc&® BBSAD and okoicost SMAEfe. GOOI •unm,; DAY VAn.tomers wsdied on esu-lj. » Ifol®. Tie Bakery in Piio Stotot ia etdS b«t®a VizA&r sis. gaisa 1 . Maffl. PATHJ6X, (Mi® i. p. lOT'nrj tkxsaS ®u.*n. cst4 F&&y Sfoaeßu# MASTERTC7 a EAST COAST MAIL SERVICE TfyTESSRS JONES, SCOTT AND CO A beg to notify thQ residents of Masterton, and settlers of the East ast that they have taken over the ov mail service, so long conducted Iv.essrs "Pinhey Bros., and they ust by courtesy and strict attention business, i merit a continuance of their support. • Coaches run as follows: FROM MASTERTON. Tinui, Whakataki, and Castlepoint s Every Monday, Wednesday, and Frileaving Masterton at 7.45 a.m. Homewood: Every Tuesday and Frf leaving Masterton at Bi3o a.nv Stronvar: Every Monday and TisrirS-. day, leaving Masterton at 7 a.m. SEATS can be booked at s**"> tables during the day up till 8 p.m., and in the evening from 8 till o'clock. Patrons please n >t« that all luggage and parcels for "elirory must be left at jour Coaching Stables, g> * rear of Mr Eton's Pharmacy. JONES, SCOTT AND f Proprietors, Masterton, Seiepnone 130.