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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 10 November 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL AtoVfeHTiafcMfcMire. LONG AND COTTER, MEAT EXPERT!. QUKRN ST. MASTIRTON. (Opposite Graham and Co.'b.) 'T'HE people's friend and beuefa©- -*■ tar, abolislier of ooatbiiue. The most ocmpetent Butcher in Masterton. Bj dealing from as you have riot to pay for lavish Advts. and flash turnouts. We keeo none. ther<s»fore we are able to «ub far beJo<pothera. You get meat first haad from us, not bandied 1)7 aJI-eoui«W, and carted round the town, and mat > ably taken out next day for sal*. Mr P. COTTER, an independent fame*. brought up upon the land, and his capacityas a buyer cannot be denied, using his own stock, bred ou he estates and olasaed for killing by himself. Our Tomato Sausages are a treat—the latest American recipe having been purchased. BEEF: Our winter is not grazing at Burnside. Mt-. IJruoe. MUTTON: Our winter si^k,is. selected and awaiting the kaifa. LAMB: We have then: on the above estate. POBX: To insure the tmblic. Mr Cotter has purchased his winter stock of Pork from Mr S. R. Earner, and they are now at our disooaal at the local meat works, so patrons can relr on Pork throughout the winter months at 6d per lb. With such a formidable combination ae LONG AND OOTTER catering for the local ecmmanrtr, there need be no fear of fabulous trices being plaoed upon the dailr necessaries. PHONE '409. f

LADIES! FOR THIS MORNING'S ' * GROCERY ORDER BIN 6 UP 'PHONE 112Best Separator Butter lid lb. (In any quantity.) Best Factor# Butter *. 1/8 lb. JEticd 6 lbs. 1/Tapioca 5 lbs. IIBago . 5 lbs. IIRaisins 8 pkte. 1/''Ship" Jelly Crystals ... 5 ukte. 1/Jelly Crystals ....... 7 pkts. 1/Pine Apple Chunks S tins 1/3 English Peek Frean Biscuits: Largo assortment, small and large tins. WE STOCK ONLY THE BEST MOREPORK BACON. The ONLY Store where the Famous ATALANTA TEA is sold—*/■ P«r Lb. GIDDINGS, "THE BUSY GROCER." MASTERTON. 'PHONE lit.

S. MATTHEW'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. TO BE OPENED AT THE BEGINA NING OF NEXT YEA®. COMMITTEE.—The Vicar, ' Mrs Henry Smith (Principal, of Chilton House Girls' School, Welling ton), Mrs Hoskine, A. J. Butherfurd, Esq. PRINCIPAL.—Miss E. M, M. Whitehead, M.A., Honours, University of New Zealand. HON. SECRETARY.—WaIter Nops, Trust Buildings, , Queen-street, Masterton. The School will include a Junior Division for both Girls and Boys. FEES: Upper Division ... £3 3s per term. Lower Division £2 2s per term. For young Children attending half a . day 581 Is per term. A reduction will he made where two or more members of a family attend. ' The Committee desire to make the School as efficient and as widely embracing as possible. Some approximate "estimate of the number and ages of the children who will attend is required. Parents are therefore asked to communicate AT ONCE with the Vicar or the Hon. Secretary. SUMMER FOOTWEAR. JUST "arrived. TVEW Season's Footwear in all thf most Fashionable Stvles. UNQUESTIONABLE FOR COMFORT AND DURABILITY. PRICES REASONABLE. A nice Assortment of Leather Travelling Trunks in Stock. D. FINLAYSON & SON, QUEEN ST. ■» MASTEITON.