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

fPEOiAL uaith.i, LONG « COTTER X MEAT EXPERTS. IQUEK& STREET ... JMASTERHON. (Opposite Graham and Co.'s) The people's friend and benefactor/ aboli«her~of aombines. The most competen't butcher: in Master ton. By dealing: from' us> ytm have not to pay for lavish advts. Amd flash turnouts. We keep- none, therefore we are able to cut fa* belo,w Gibers. You get meat first- hand from us, not handled by allcomers,, afcd canted round the town, and probably take* out next day for sale. Mr P. Gottoer, an independent farmer, brought otp upon the land, and his capacity as* a buyer cannot be denied, using hie omt stock, bred, on his estates and classed for killing by himself. ..'%••'■/'. . Our Tomato Sausa»ss are a treat—the latest A\mericai» recipe having been' purchaeedU, BEEF: Our whteff Jittow grassing. at BurnsMe,. ''a^(BntKl~. * ':•■.-■ and awaiting LAMBi We-huve estates ■,!". -' ~- ■:'-~f:->^ f „a To public, Mgi Cotter : has purchase* stockof Port from;'MV.^ffi f^aS%ller?iana', . they aYe now at c*» dSposalat the local meat works, aopfffirwaw can rely on Port throughoti'tl tfce winter months at (W per: flh With s\rcti a v fbrmwfelfo combination' av MRTG ATO COTTER caterthe local' commutrirtiy, > , there need he; no fear of faftorlotrs prices being placed upon l : "the cfoiry necessaries.'. ■ 'Phone- 402'.

rwe smmem. /Sell's Second-band Shop, where they hare got so much satisfaction for nearly five years. ; Thousands of residents of BTasterton and' of many miles around, have either bought, sold, or exchanged' something or other with me at some' time, amcF they must have got satisfaction or they* would not stick to me. Wrfcn your assistance I have been attle to> gradtr* ally creep up< the ladder, and l lani now on. top*. J have put my whole heart and soul into my business, and studied your wants/ and 1 ( ytiu have assisted' medd'l thanfe you> for it; so r a>nV now ih' a position to bwy up houses of furniture from, a £5 whare to a £SOO mansion for cash in any part of the Wnirarapa. and if you purchase t load of. sronds.-I" jvill deliver -it to arty part for yon.- I do not only deal i> 'Fnrpi+urp. hut "Iso Voh : Hp«, Hnrnr«!9. Motors, Machinery, Tools and' cnnds of ''very description, F *m also ara*li buyer of all kinds "f old TF'»W<»> Tvres, rtc. ..My prem'«ps are larse and spacious"" aiicT when **6u wallc. tftTouph and '■■ look, round it i-iIX remind' you'- more of a icity Auction Mart. So* please walk in and o 1 * ■". jtrst as you pleas?. Or if you waijt'nw; -jV*<&pp a fine to Russell, Masterton. that ■ will find' me. -or ring upt^on?»- 11&--ROBT. • BUSSELL, flecortd'-harid' dealer; 18S, QaVen §t:;% Mastertotf. ■'■'•'-. ■*;■■ •■-■•■'''.-»■; "■;:-'-./.'

rWPORTHNT ANNOUNCEMENT. GREAT SALE TEWE RTFFE & REWR tSSA NC E WORK AT LESS TEAM HALF-PRICE. TTAVTW© Purchased a large Con- ■*■ signment at a big discount, will offer TENERIFFE rTOYLES At 3tf,-. 4(f, 6Cf, jßtf, Ts. VERY CHOICE REUAiSSANCE TRAY-CLOTHS At 3&.1.1 d, 4s fid, 4s. ltd, «$ 6d. .-'.' ALI* : HALF-PRICE. ANOTHER PARCEL OF PCLLOW SLIPS,, Embroidered and HemsiitcttacL. AT HALF-PRICE. SEE SEPECIAL WINDOW. WATSON & CO. MASTERTON'S CHEAPEST DRAPERS. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

CORRECT STATIONERY ■\TOTHIN6 givM more Satisfaction 11 to sender and receiver than— COOD STATIONERY. To those who can appreciate this and at post moderate price, we invite yoo to see our— STATIONERY, LIKE FASHION, MOVES WITH THE TIMES. WE KEEP UP-TO-DATE! SEE OUR WINDOW AND SHOP DISPLAYS. NEW McLEOD AND YOVjNfc, BOOKSELIEKS, STATIONERS, A FAHCYCODDfMEN. THE ACADEMY. •Phoae IQQ, ,- P.O. Box 124.