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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 July 1913, Page 1

FECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Welcome News. SABA'S GREAT '" CLEARING WINTER SALE ■ STARTB SATURDAY, 8 a.m. T price we count by ourselves to save. WE are offering YOU a BARGAIN—come and see the Prices. Grand line of Mosgiel Woollen Sox, 3 Pairs for 2s; Men's Suits, 255; Youths' Suits, 3 garment, Colonial and worsted tweed, at 20s, size 10 to 3; Boys' Saddle Tweed lYousers, sizes 3 to 18, going at 3s lid and 4s lid; Men's Tinder-flannels, 2s 6d ; Men's Ceylon Shirts, 4s; Men's Shirts, going at 2s lid. GREAT VARIETY AND GOOD QUALITY. Best line of Saddle. Tweed Riding Trousers, well made, usual price 356,;gqing at 205;.: Boyß' ;Dungaree Trousers, size 3, going ai 2s 6d per pair; Men's Good variety of Ties, 3s, 2s j6d, now Is each; Men's Overcoats 60s, now 355; Beaverskin Coats, usual price £5 ss, now 70s; Boys' Overcoats, 355, now 22s , 6d. LADIES LOOK AT THIS. Ladies' Blouses, embroidered, usual price 8s 6d to lis 6d, going at 4s lid each. Ladies' Underskirts, from 2s lid upwards. Ladies' Hydrotite Rainproof Overcoats, usual price 25s 6d, now 15s--6d and 12s lid; Gdrls' ditto lis 6d; Good Tweed Coats, from 10s up- ■ wards; Ladies' Costumes, usual price 85s, 70s, 655, 50s, 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's Hats and Bonnets, from Is each; Cash- ' mere Dresses, 2s 9d; Children s Embroidered Pinafores, at 8d each; Woollen Gloves, 9d- per -pair; big assortment of ladies' and children's Hats or Caps, felt, tweed or straw, at 6dVeach; Children's Bloomers, all wool, from 2s lid; Children's Pur and Tweed Coats,' at 3s lid each; Velveteen, all colours, at Is 2d per yard; Flannellette Blouse Lengths, at Is a lengf • Sy •■» ,, o'« : Calico 4s lid and 5s Md a dozon : 3jyds full width Curtains, usual price 12s 6d..now 7s 6d; best D""tor« Flannel at Is and Is 3d: /"- wool Muffs, at Is 9d and. 2s f>t) each.

WO T.TVTJ OF RTTVFPWA-RE GOING AT COST PRTCK. BIG STOCK OF ...,-.,;■ FANCY GOODS TO. CLEAN OUT AT HUCE REDUCTIONS. .•■ : '_ : /SABA''&':SON, ■.'.-- Opposite Farmers' Club, in Hollowly Buildinc* QHF.EN RTRTTEI, MA&TRRTON HOCKEY! EXCELSIOR HOCKEY! carterton, featherston; TOMORROW THURSDAY! THURSDAY BULLY OFF AT 3 O'CLOCK. Admission 6d.

MASTERTON. COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. (Incorporated.) > PATRON: His Excellency ' the Governor. THIRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL. OPENS MONDAY, JULY 21st, 1913. And Continues for FIVE DAYS. Competitors from* all parts of the Dominion. v MEMBERSHIP FEE (One Pound p3r Annum) admits "TW'.Q Persons to •«very Session "including GRAND .DEMONSTRATION and ia Transferable. .SEASON _ TICKETS (Single 12s 6d Each) admits to every Session, in j eluding GRAND DEMONSTRATION. COMPETITOR'S TICKETS (7s 6d Each) admits Competitor to all Privileges. SINGLE ADMISSION Day: Adults, Upstairs Is, Downstairs 6d.. Night: 3s, 2s, and Is. Children uncbr 16 Half-price. BOX PLAN will be open from THURSDAY, 10th' inst., at the BRITISH "A CONTINENTAL PIANO CO. where Seats can ; be Reserved for a hooking fee of Sixpence extra; all | Seats must be occupied by 8 o'clock each night and will not be reserved after that hour.

W. GILLESPIE, Secretary. Aondomv Rnildir.ga. Maate'rtoh. ANTED KNOWN.—That Fb\ • and YOUNG, General Carrier* and Mail Contractors, have a larg« and efficient plant, and all orders ar« attended*,, to .promptly. Commercial Travellers' samples a specialty. Agents for N.Z. Express Go. Axntralanoe Waggon og hire day *r night %i short notice.