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

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. LONG & COTTER KFAT EXPERTS. /ÜBEW fiTKEKT. MASTF.KTOiS (Opposite Graham and 00.'g.) The people's friend and benefactor, >bou^Ji W irt wmontflt Til* most oomt*>nt Odtcler in Mast*, .*>u. nj dealing rruui 03 you ctv* ~„» iv pAv jq,, uv . i&fl adrts. «uu :i*«ti Ku-avtfirt. »V e se« p ?tliar»ifin*> »» ar t * *frie to out far oelow -other I<jb 4*l «»«»* first band frotn.n*. *ai *> y a j|. ■Qonieifi, tod cm«,i rm»-r.; t4a* town tod probably taken oat mxl day for iak. Mr f. Oi.«<m, w iuue^axJont a oapamtj m * bujar caaatiti be denied, Being hi* osru st-jck. bred on hia egfcates and claused for fcUKn* by himself. J Our Tomato Sausage* are a treat: the latest American recipe keying been purchased. BEEF ■. Vvt wintet beef> u now '■" . M V™% Vtit ..'■? Atoek is and>**f*ii*g. rim katfe; LAMB;. Webave. them on the above Estate. . POEK: To ensure toe public, Mr Uotter has purohased Jus winter stock of Pork from Mr B. R. Rarner, ajid they are now at our disposal at the local meat works, so patron* can repij on Pork throughout the winter mouths at 6d per lb. With sue*, a formidable combination as LONG AND OUTTER catering' for the local «innnuflity, there need be no fear of fabulous prices being placed npdn the daily neoesnriui. A PROGRESSIVE AHO INTERESTINC BUSINESS. "Everybody i 8 patronising Rnssell s Second-hand Shop, where they have got 30 much satisfaction tor nearly five years. Thousands of residents of Masterton and of many miles around, have either bought, sold, or exchanged something or other with me at some time, and they must have got satisfaction or they would not stick to me. With your assistance I have be?n able to gradually creep up the ladder, and I am now on top. I have put my whole heart and soul into my .business, and studied your wants, and you have assisted ms and I thank you for it; so I am now in a position to buy up °S of furnitl " ,e fr °m a£s whare to a .fcoOO mansion for cash in any part of the Wairarapa. and if you purchase a load of goods 1 will deliver it to any part for you. 1 do not only deal in furniture, but also Vehicles' Harness, Bicycles, Motors, Machinery, lools and goods of every description. V?j a il s< \-, a ca £ h buyer of al] ki n d s of old-Rubber Tyres, etc. My premises are large and spacious, and when you walk through and look round it will remind you more of a citv Auction Mart. So please walk In and out, just as you. please. Or if you want me, just drop a line to Russell, Masterton, that will find me, or ring up 'Phone 119— RQBT. RUSSELL, Second-hand Dealer, 138, Queen St., Masterton. GREAT SALE NOW ON AT WATSON & CO.'S ECONOMIC STORES. LARGE PURCHASE OF WAREHOUSE STOCK. ALL TO GO AT HALF-PRICE. SEE WINDOWS AND DOORS. PRICES MUST APPEAL TO YOU. WATSON & CO. MASTERTON'S CHEAPEST DRAPERS. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. CORRECT STATIONERY ]yOTHING j gives more Satisfaction to sender and receiver than— GOOD STATIONERY. To thoso who can appreciate this and at most moderate price, we invite you to see our— NEW LINES opening up. STATIONERY, LIKE FASHION, MOVES WITH THE TIMES WE KEEP UP-TO-DATE! SEE OUR WINDOW AND SHOP DISPLAYS. NEW NOYELSj I BY GOOD AUTHORS A SPECIALTY McLEOD AND YOIiNG, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, A FANCYCOODSMEN. THE ACADEMY. •Phone 160. P.O. Box 124. WINTER FOOTWEAR. ■'UST ARRIVED,—A foil assortment of Watertight Boots, of the leading make* in all Bisea. Boys' and Girls* Winter School Boots in a fall range of Biaea. Cosy Slippers for the fireside. Dancing Pnmpi of the latest Fashion. CALL AND INSPECT OUB NEW FOOTWTAJt. B. FIMUYSON AMD SON OUBEN STRUT, MASTERTON.