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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 5 December 1913, Page 2

Now in Full Swing. GRAND Xmas Fair AT Hugo&Shearer's IS J USirTHE OPPORTUNITY THAT EVERYBODY IS LOOKING FOR. AREAXkOHANGE ta-Save Money before Holiday-time comes. If .you-haven't saved enough 'lor your trip this year, and have things to buy which will swallow up more than you want to spend. Take advantage of the Splendid Bargains which are so abundant at our GRAND XMAS FAIR, end secure your needs at prices which will ptftektra-moneyi in your-pocket. "COMPETITION IN OUR SHOWROOM. Smart CREPE "MORNING GLORY" DRESSES, all Shades. Xmas Fair Price, ss 9d. New ZEPHYR ONE-PIECE FROCKS, White Robespierre Collar and Ctiff. Xmas Fair Price, 88' ltd. YOKOHAMA CREPE ONE-PIECE FROCKS, trimmed Buttons and new Sailor Collar. Xmas Fair PriC9».BB Hd* SWISS LAWN ONE-PIECE FROCKS,. trimmed Embroidery and Lace. Xmas Pah- Price,' Ss Hd. CAMBRIC ONE-PIECE DRESSES, new Gtrlon Cut with Polo Collar, rarious c Shadee. ' "Xmas" FaJf 'PriCB, 6s 11d. CREPE AMERICAN SHIRT: BLOUSES. Saxe and Tussore shades only. Xmaff Fair Price, 3slltL 250 UNTRIMMED STRAW SHAPES, all this Season's Styles, worth (, 6d <to :12s 6d. Xmas Fair Price, is 6d. 15 Bases FRENOHi ELOWERS, very special value. Xmas Fair Prtoe.irJSpray. • » . Hugo & Shearer jThe-Storeifor Value, QDE9OR-STBEET MASTERTON.

Weighing the.Pack. iRSADi TME SERIES. Twicearday on :the Plantations of Gcylon the ta&et&.of picked; leaves are brought! to tlic"'^vangajtces"~ as the over•eersan&c&lled. <Thebasketsare then placed on the !®aaJes, s aod f the weight,-entered in th_ books, \Qnr illustration .shows, a scene in a plan- • tation-—4he. overseer weifihinga basket. Amber Tips Tc-i».J%teaded:ißQm'the,linest i teas from the finest •lantatkne. -Hha vAmbor Tips experts are recognised J Ceykn a»vfchesjitt*jje«t titiyers. and hence the beat tfiw.wjbs ~»re,, offered to tlwu. There'i no better *«li «-.on, t,hs,*asrketthan Amber Tips. Delicioun.fuli flavoured, p wuect,)i^qi:alUji^nd»treijjsftb I th' *p f -cial airtight. CWOP-PJOO" i pack*g«.SMinMiaß thuihigh.qnality of the tea. *4 ■Jea Ay Amber TSpa perulfe. tea, connoitiMnn and expesfocaU it" thefcking of quality teas." "The 1/10 per lb. Amber-Tipa istfhe * <*f thousands wha.kno*? good tea and good yalue. A uother grade ieaoldLttl/lfpoQilb.—eplen&dyalae for 4m WLOMJ it is tM. 65 «5» Beware«f .imitation!. THOMPSON BROS, P'77 LTD., 1 .WELLINGTON. Mil* Li 1 iJ IP-JI! 11 - Lii- JiL lliiJ.-LJI'LilJ'Wi r \4HWx % % iH k The Masterton Farmers' Implement Co., Ltd,, GENERAL ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERB, COACH AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS. . , LINCOLN ROAD AND PERRY STREET. MASTERTON. NOXIMPLEMENTS of every description inade and repaired by Competent Tradesmen. Mannfacturers and proprietors of the celebrated ZEALANDIA and COCKATOO WOOLPRESSES. We,are also Sole Agents for P. & D. DUNCAN, LIMITED, Christchnrch, for all classes of Agricultural Implements, the ON HARVESTERS & MOWERS. We desii'e to draw attention to the fact tliat we have installed The Acetpno Plant, and can repair all kinds of Castings. Extra Parts for all classes of Machines are stocked. B. D. LEACH, Manager, P.O. BOX 93 TELEPHONE No. 46. Residence Pownall Street. Telephone No; 518.