SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. I LONG AND COTTER, MEAT EXPERTS. QUEEN ST. MASTERTON. (Opposite Graham and Co.'s.) HPHE people's friend and benefacx tor, abolisher of combines. The nioet competent Butcher in Masterton. By dealing from lis you have not to pay for lavish advtß. and flash turnouts. .We keep none, therefore we are able to cut far below, others. You get meat firstr hand > from us, not handled by all-comer.s, I and carted round the town, and probably taken out next day for sale. Mr P. COTTER, an independent farmer, brought up upon,the land, and bis capacity ee a buyer cannot be Jeaioi, using his own stock bred on his estates and classed for killing by himself. Our Tomato Sausages are a treat--the latest American recipe having been purchased. BEEF: Our Beef is now grazing at Burnside, Mt- Bruce. MUTTON: Our stock is selected and awaiting the knife. LAMB: We have . them on* the above estate. / PORK: To insure the oublK Mr Cotter has purchased nis ptocfr of Pork from Mr B. R. Rayner, and they are now at our disposal At the local meat, works. With such a formidable combination as LONG AND COTTER catering . for the local communtiy, there need be no fear of fabulous prices being placed upon the daily necessaries. 'PHONE 403. S. MATTHEW'S SCHOOL FOR . GIRLS. * -/ NING OF NEXT YEAR. COMMITTEE.—The Vicar, Mrs Henry Smith (Principal of Ohilioa House Girls' School, Wellington), Mrs Hosking, A. J. Rutherford, 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. i . ■ FEES:;; : ' .■ Upper Lower Division ; ; £2 2a per term. For young Childron i attending half a * day '-.;... v.........;•.» £1 Is per term: A/reduction will be made where two or more members of a family afa tend. ■■' » . ■ •■" i'..The Committee desire to make the! School as efficient and as widely embracing as possible. \ . ; /, Some approximate estimate, of, number and ages 6£ the children who wifl. attend is required. Parentß are therefore asked to communicate AT ONCE with the Vicar or the Hon. Secretary. . ' i WAIRAftAPA CALEDONIAN 80vy SIETY. (Incorporated.) 3ith ANNUAL HIGHLAND GATHERING athletic Carnival: PUBLIC PARK, MASTERTON. IDEAL PICNIC GROUNDS. HOT WATER PROVIDED FREE. fNEW YEAR'S DAY. THURSDAY, JANUARY Ist, ;1914. THE BIG .GATHERING OF THE '■'','.'/YEAR. .:'•: OVER £3OO IN PRIZES. ENTRIES CLOSE 10th DECEMBER. Handicaps declared about loth December. No acceptances. Bring the Bairns and enjoy A GENUINE SCOTCH CATHERINC. Cycling, Running, Jumping, Wrestling, Highland Events, Dancing. ? Feats of Skill, Strength and Endurance. Cash and Amateur Events. THE SOCIETY'S PIPE BAND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. This Is the only Sports Meeting In New Zealand where the Visiting American Champion Amateur Athletes will be competing on the same ground as Cash Runners. Sports commence at 10.30 a.m. sharp. Every arrangements is being made for the enjoyment of visitors. Excursion trains from all stations at Cheap Ratesi A GOOD DAY'S SPORT. GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT "Will be held in the TOWN HALL, commencing at 8 o'clock, at whbh the best procurable talent will assist. Members' Tickets does NOT admit to this Concert. WILLIAM GILLESPIE, Secretary. T\fE are NOT RAISING THE PRICE of BREAD in consequence of the Strike. THE BEST OF BREAD IS STILL WINCHESTERS
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 3 December 1913, Page 1
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