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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 7 June 1913, Page 2

Evening Wear. every Lady is anxious-to look as well dressed if not better dresssd than anyone else present. A conversation often heard in a ball-room is, "Doesn't Miss So-aind-So look charming to-night, and what lovely material her dress is made of." You would like people to pass just such flattering remarks about you, so come along to McGiRUER'S and inspect the following materials for Evening Wear:— BEAUTIFUL CRYSTALLINE, 40 inches wide, in lovely evening Shades, 2s 6d a Yard. SATIN OHARMEUSE, in delicately beautiful shades 40 inches wide, 4s 6d a Yard. NEW SILVER BEAD FRINGE TRIMMING, 2s 3d to 108 6d a Yard. SILVER BEAD INSERTION, 7*d to 5s 11d a Yard. An Exquisite Range of Beautiful Rich EVENING SCARVES, from 5s 6d to 39s 6d Each. m The Correct House for Evening Wear. 6(1. DISCOUNT IN EVERY 10s. PHONE 111. P.O. BOX 100.

Krahagen & Chapman Have Reduced Costume-Making to a Fine Art. 'THE ordinary type of COSTUME •*■ often gives a Woman a well-dressed look, 'tis true I But lifted from the commonplace to the ideal the K. & G; tailored COSIUME producer an. atmosphere of its own, and carries the distinction of "good form." >,„ If your Winter, OSTUME is K. &' n. m «j. :*■ :n i • *, j i with Fashion's diction. Choose your material while the range is wide I Krah&gea mi Chapman, Aia-ißfi ANRt JiTUNIERt. PERRY STREET,

We Want That Bike «* a <s3* m 3ft .www «igjw Stt) Hlv is the good of'try'jg to get along with that old, worn- "'" out Tyre and Tube, ,thm wo sell m\r ones so cheaply? You will- have to get a r . v chortly; \7lly not get it new and enjoy the feeling that tut Bite will cany you any distance over any road in any \vl 'herP Then you may be wan. a MUDGUAM). !We have them at Lowest Prices. LAMPS, to/ --"Hid all other Accessories for/ both Bicycles and Motor-Bikes. JUST send along your Hh. AIRS arid "v>' \t-"' ? •-" v them out promptly and satisfactorily at veiv Reasonable Prices, Motor and Cycle Work*., "THE SHOP FOR SATISFACTORY REPAIRC." QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. 'PHONE 292.

G. H. P ERRY AND C°; PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AND CENER MERCHANTS. "fULL Stocks Produoe and General *- Merchandis ecarried. Winners gold merals Masterton Show ISOB, 1909.4 1910, 1911, also 28 FIRST PRIZES in open competition. SPECIAL HIGH-CLASS MANURES (Guaranteed.) _ Analysis of soil conducted by our Mr A. B. Wood. We supply manures to suit soils. We supplied seeds and manures for all winning root crops, Masterton Show, 1908 to 1911, also to the Department of Agriculture for experimental purposes, 1908 to 1911. We stock manures at M. B. Tait's, Feathers-ton, and A. H. Brentnall, Martinborough. Specially selected SEED MAIZE to suit all soils. Maize for sheep and dairy purposes. PEAS—White Ivory, Yorkshire Hero, and Partridge. We compound Special Garden Manures. ACENCIES:— New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., (Fire, Accident, Marine and -Live Stock): P. and 0. Steamship Co., •Ltd., .(via Suez); Minimax Fire Extinguishers. Bodmin's Parasidoscide; Little's Cooper'.s and Robertson's Sheep Dips; Sutton's and Hurst' Seeds, and Macalister's Ridgers. S. FORMAN Late FORMAN AND TROWER. pABS, GIG 6, BUGGIES, Etc., on V' hire., by hour, day, or week. Parties catered for on reasonable terms. Careful attention given to every department of the business. Competent man always in charge." Plant and business have been increased to meet growing demand for business.

L. M C D PATRICK T\TISHES to notify the public " that ho has taken over the business lately carried on by Mr J. ■P. RANKIN. The business will be conducted on the most up-to-date lines, and customers can depend upon petting the b§H BREAD and*choicest SMALL GOODS. .WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES are a specialty. Customers waited on daily. NOTE.—The Bakery in Pin e Street ig still being conducted under th« .same management. L. McD. PATRICK. 1 (Late J. P. RANKIN.) Corner Queen and Perry Street*. Masterton. EAST COAST MAIL SERVICE TfyfESSRS JONES, SOOTT AND 00 ~ beg to notify the residents o* Masterton, and settlers of the East ast that they have taken over fch* or mail service, so long conducted I .essrs Pinhey Bros., and &h«y ■ , ust by courtesy and strict attentio* business, merit a oontinuano* Jt their support. Coaches run as follows: 1 FROM MASTERTON, Tinui, Whakataki, and Qastiepoiati Every Monday, Wednesday, and Frk I leaving Masterton at 7.46 a.m. Homewood: Every Tuesday and ***+. . ' ..leaving Masterton at 8.80 a.: . Stromva r : Every Monday and Thu .«.• day, leaving Masterton at 7 a.m. SEATS can be booked at tffi* tables during the day up lilj I p.m., and in the evening from I kill I o'clock. I Patrons please n>to thai ail ro#. gage and parcels for V" -* mtui ttleft at our Coaching Stables, a* ' v * rear, of Mr Eton'B PharmAcy. JONES, ICOTT AMI i , ~,.. Propria**!, Mtstartai.