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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 26 June 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ABVERT?S£*?P*Tf. -Welcome News SABA'S * GREAT CLEARING WINTER SALE WE are wiling everything at t price we count by ourselves to stive. WE are offering YOU a BARGAJX—come and sin- tho Prices. Grand lino oi' Mosgiel Woollen Sox, 3 Pairs for 2k; Mvm's Suits, 255; Youths' Suits, 3 garment, Colonial and worsted tweed, at 20s, size 10 to 3; Boy*)' Saddle Tweed jrouserst, sizes 3 to 18, going at 3s 1 ni and 4s lid; Men's Lnder-flannels, 2s 6d ; Men's Ceylon Shirts, 4s; Men's Shirts, going at 2s lid. . GREAT VARIETY AND COOO QUALITY. B of .Saddled £s&& Miing, | Troftsers, -.tv-ftll ,mi»de,', usual-price •: 3-3s, gqingWi.. 208-j . Boys*. Ihingaree vTrtfusers; siJw-3, going-at-2s 6d per pair; Men's White Gloves, 6d par pair; Men's Good variety of TiM, 3s, 2s 6d, now Is each; Men's Overcoats 60s, now 355; Beaverskin Coats, usual prire £5 ss, now 70s; Bovs' Overcoats, 31s, now 22s 6d. LADIES LOOK AT THIS. Ladies' Hydrotite Rainproof Overcoats, usual price £xs 6d, now 15» 6d and 12s lid; Girls' ditto Us 6d; Good Tweed Coats, from 10s upwards; Ladies' Costumes, usual pric* 85b, 70s, 655,*505, 455, 40s, ,now going at 12s 6d, 20s, 30s and 40s; Children's Linen Collars, 3d each; Boys' Tennis Shirts, at 2s 3d; Boys' Velvet Tweed Caps, 9d each ; Children's Turkish Caps, 6d each ; good line of Children'a Hats and Bonnets, from Is each: Cashmere Dresses. 2s 9d; Children's Knibroidered Pinafores, at 8d Woollen Gloves, 9d per pair; hi* . assortment of ladies' and children's Hats or Caps, felt, tweed or straw, at. 6d each; Children's Bloomts. all wool, from 2s lid; Children'" Fur and Tweed Coats, at 3s lid enoh ;. Yelvete. n. all colours, at Is 2d per yard: Flanncllotte Blouse Lengths; at Is a length; Calico 4s lid and 5s lid a dozen: 3.\yds full width Curtai--}, usual price 12s 6d. now 7s 6d: best Doctors Flannel at le> and Is 3d; Allwool Muffs, at Is 9d and 2s 9d each.

BIG STOCK *OF FANCY GOODS TO CLEAN OUT AT HUGE REDUCTIONS. i-... SABA &.H)N... Opposite Farmers' Club, i* Holioway Buildings QtJEEN BTUEBT. MASTKRTON. NOTICE. IHE Firebell will be Rung for test- - Purposes at 4 o'clock THIS ■, AFTERNOON. „„ fX ,^ F. JENKINS. Superintendent. DOG REGISTRATION ACT. ( NOTICE is hereby given to all owners of unregistered Dogs within the Borough that unless re-, gistration is effected on or before MONDAY, June 30th, 1918, summonses will be issued without further notice against such owners, or the Dogs will be dealt with according to law.—By Order. GEO. MORRIS, Dog Registrar. Town Clerk's Office, Masterton, June 21st, 1913. m iummm "funeral notice. IHE Friends of Mrs F. T. Harding are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of her lata husband, which will leave her residence. Queen Street South, TO-DAY (Thursday), at 2.30 p.m., for- the Masterton Cemetery. G. HYDE, Funeral Director. FORESTERS' LODGE. THE Members of the above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of th? late Bro. J. Davenport, which wiill leave his late residence. South Road, at 2.1-3 p.m. TO-DAY (Wednesday'). A. V. FAULKNER. FOR SALE OR LEASE. 7ANTED TO LEASE for a term of years, of will sell 600 acres in one or more lots of good dairying ; land within one mile of creamery, cheese-factory, store, and post office. Tenders close on JUNE 28th, 1913, with the undersigned. For particulars and conditions apply THOMAS PARSONS, Rongokokaka. IMPERIAL DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS BANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. (Opposite Club Hitel.) OWING to the large increase of business we are obliged to take larger and more convenient premises. ttt future our Business will be coniucted at above address. LADIES* COSTUMES CLEANED AND PRESSED. Wei als# employ « first-class dressmaker from a leading House in Auckland for alterations and repairs. Thanking our numerous customers for their gas* support. TelepbßoV 495.