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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 2 December 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Great Alteration Sale. SLAUGgrKB OF STOCK. /\WING to the ever increasing volume of our business - we have found it necessary to make considerable alterations to our promises. While these alterations are- in progress we have decided to slaughter tho whole of our stock in order to make room for a fresh stock for Xmas trade in our enlarged premises. Below are a few onlv of the special bargains offered at this record break- . ing sale : Child"s Knitted Combination Petticoat and Bodice, usual price Is 6d. For lljd. Boy's Jersey Suits, Navy, Button Neck; usual price 7s 6d. For 4s lid. Ladies' White 'Ribbed Spencers, usual price Is 4d. For 9|d. Ladies : Black .Lisle Hose, Cashmere feet, Usual price Is 6d. For Is. Ladies' Crope/1-pieee Dresses, usual [ ' price 16s 6d. For 3s "lid. ■ Marc'ella Quilts,, usual price 15s 6d. For 7s lid. Ladies' Elbow Gloves, usual price Is 6d. For Is, Nurse Dora White Apron Cloth, 56in. wide. Is 6d. For IHd. Bush Rugs, splendid assortment. \ From 3s lid upwards. i Brussells Carpet Ends, 8s 6d value. For 2s Ud. Pure Irish Linen. 36in wide, worth ls,6d. For 6*d yd. Bedspreads, beautiful designs, worth' 5s 6d. For 3s lid. Boy's Drill Hats, worth Is 6d. For 9d. ' Boy's Tweed 3-Gnrment Suits "l9s 6d. For 9s 9d. Boys' Holland Norfolk Suits, 8s 6d. ■ For 5s 6d. Ladies' heavy White Jap Silk Collars. Is 2d. For 6d. Lace Curtains, white and ecru, 2£yds long, 3s 6d. . For 2s 6d. LARGE RANGE SAMPLES LADIES UNDERWEAR OFFERED AT DISCOUNT OF 33 p.c. SOILED FANCY LINEN AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. And Hundreds of Other Bargains! Don't miss this Golden Opportunity of securing High-class Drapery Goods at less than cost Price. SEE OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN WINDOWS,TO-NIGHT! SALE' STARTS WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 10 O'clock. COLE'S Cash Drapery Co, 163 QUEEN; ST, ...... MASTERTON. (Neit Balgety's.) : '• -' -..■'■■■.' -«. ■■..' ."'''.. ■' ■• . • FUNERAL NOTICE. nPHE Friends of Mrs Nini are re- ■*• spectfully-invited to attend the funeral of her late husband. Koroxt Nini. which will leave the First Pah, ' Te Ore Ore Road, at 2 p.m. TO-DAY (Tuesday), Doc. 2nd, for the Te Ore Ore Cemetery, near school. G. HYDE, Funeral Director. Telephone 203, Private 324. FUNERAL NOTICE. HHE Friends of Mr Stephen *■ krey are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, which will leave his residence, 52 Bannister street, on WEDNESDAY, December 3rd, at 3.30 p.m., 'for the Masterton Cemetery. HOAR & PERMATN, Santiarv Undertakers. 'Phone 11 Private 318.

FUNERAL NOTICE. HPHE Friends of Mrs W. Burridge, . x Mrs H. Hadlev and Mr T. Boss are respectfully invited to' attend^the funeral of their late mother. Eletaor Ross, which will leave the residence of Mr W. Burridge. 281 Queen St., Masterton. on WEDNESDAY, 3rd December, at 2 p.m. for the Masterton Cemetery. HOAR & PERMAIN. / Sanitary Undertakers. Phone 11, Private 318. MASTERTON COUNTY. lENDERS are invited, to close at ■ o p.m. on MONDAY, Bth inst,, at the County Office (where specifications may bo seen) for the following contracts ; Masterton-Wo imata Road (Taueru to Mangapakeha section). Contract No. 302: Delivery 1775 cubic yards metal for repairs. Alfredton-Weber Road (Tawataia-Alf-redton section"-. Contract No. 303: Delivery 1040 cubic yards metal for Alfredton-Weber Road /Bpuste'ad'srto Brooklands section). Contract No. 30-1-: Delivery 700 cubic yards metal for. repairs. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk. Masterton. December 1, 1913. PASTRY COOK & CON PECriONEB: (Pragnell'e Buildings, opp. Knox Church.) QUEEN STREET. MR. R. W. FERRIS begs to announce to the residents of Masterton and district that he has opened business as Pastrycook and Confectioner. A TRIAL SOLLICITED. THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN. MOST MODERN TEA-ROOMS. R. W.ImMS, PROPRIETOR.