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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 June 1913, Page 6

WINTER SHIRTS at J. L. MURRAY'S, Ltd., are STYLISh AND ARTISTIC. "TITARM WOOLLEN and CEYLON SHIRTS are the best things to keep; away Colds and Chills, They can be had as smart in design and colouring as SUMMER. SHIRTS, too—if you get them at MURRAY'S 1 They are tract corrffortaWy foil, well and strongly made, and "true to size." Can be 'had 'svith turn down Collars or unshrinkable Neck Bands. You'll feel warm and look snaaTt in one 'Of ttSiese:— FINE 'SWIPED 1 CEYLON, sizes 14 to l&j, Price 3s lid. . "WULE©tSA," the -unshrinkable material for wear, mediam weight. Sizes 14 to 18. Price, 5s 9d» „ n . . i» "MERELLA," the fast colour aad wasfeea wdll. Sizes 14 to 17. Specfll WHITE FLANNEL SHI&TS, with iDatadhable ' Collar. Sizes "WELSH MARGETSONS" All-Wool Crimean in "Smart Stripes. Sizes 14J to 18. Prices 8S 6d, 10S 6d, 12s 138 6d. MEN'S SHIRTS WITH COLLARS 'ATTACHED.,, DARK ALL-WOOL CRIMEAN SHIRTS, good wearing. Sizes, in' Quality. CRIMEAN SHIRTS. Sizes, «toiß. Ts ed.sssd, 108 «u, 128 etf. BOYS* SHIRTS. Range with Collars attachedßands, in Cejlon V* ISESJS anrcteyknette. Wash 4£«o to 10. Colter Sow lUtol«. 'Puces » M to'Wltd. J. L MURRAY, LTD. SHIRt SPEOIWLISTB. QUALITY STORES. MASTER! ON fe O. BOZU. 'PHONia M sod 3^9.

Australian Mutual Provident Society. ... lk i ■ v' ' ITHE LARGEST STOTOAL ©FtICE Hf "TOB BRMSHfEMP'IRE. BESULTS SIXTY-FOURTH! ANNUALiBEPORT 'ACCUMULATED FUNDS, Over £30,000,000 ANNUAL INCOME, Nearly ~••• *4)000,000 rtNEW BUSINESS, 1912 "NEW BUSINESS, 1912 <ln&nstrial> Exceeds £1,000,000 ' ' '•!.'■ '/ ■ POf>ICIES IN FORCE (Ordinary Department), 274,418, assuring over £92,000,000 (including Bonus Additions^. POIHCIES IN FORCE {lmdisstTial. Department), 90,481, assuring > <£3,083,682. */,v- ---. TOTAL CASH PROFITS DIVIDED. . £17,790)073. GA6H PROFITS DIVIDED FORONE YEAR (1912), £936;971, ,pro- . Tiding v.'-".- • , . REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of £1,«4O;«09. Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: -The Horn. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C., Chairman; A.-de B. Brandon, Esq., ' Dejpnty-Chairman; John Duncan, Esq., Josepfa Joseph, Esq., and H. Beafucnamp, Esq., New Zealand Branch— _ EDWARD W. LOWE, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. (Resident Secretary. Mae-terton District Office— H. J. FRANCIS., :F«*ry Street. • District Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICE. *" irr E beg to notify the public of Masterton and surrounding district that we have taken over the -Carrying and Wood and Coal Business lately conducted I, Messrs-H. Cole and Son. The business in future will be conducted on the most apctordate lines. A specialty is made of this branch of the business and all orders will receive prompt and efficient atten tion. 'PHONE 271. MAGRATH & CO, LATS H. DOLE AND SONS, Near Railway Station. MAOTiaTOW. PYRENE , THE CHEAT FIRE EXTINGUISHER. rpHE oLly Txniveraal Fire Kxtin- ' gaisher in the World. ; W*irsr*ps Agency for this Extinguisher ha# been secured by Mr 0 SAVAGE, of the Central Garage, ISJITHMS PUKTSOV^LKT

WHERE STAY IN WELLINGTON— HOTEL TROCADERO. One Minute from Wharf; Three Minutes from Station. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. A. E. HARDCASTLE, (LATE WINDSOR HOTEL). THOROUGHLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT. Electrio Lifts and Light, Hot Water Day and Night, 150 Bed-rooms, 30 Bathrooms, Spacious Dining, Drawing aod Smoking Roome and Lounges. Hotel Porter 'with our •wa Van meets all Trains and Boats. Night and Day Porters always in attendance. fTAMFFa mpm DAT; 3Bf PER iWEEK.