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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 11 December 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT!. EOR PRIVATE SALE. ' Tennis Boots and Shoes, Jam Jars, Piano £lO, several Drophead Sewing Machines (very cheap). Carpenters' Lathe and Circular Saw, with turning tools. pAIBIEOTHIft, POST OFFIOI AUCTION MART. PROMPT ACCOUNT BALM. POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. STOP! READ THIS. HADLEY'S GREAT BOOT SALE NOW ON! NOW ON! GENUINE REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT.! £.. FEW ,OF ThITbABQAMIS':10 Fair LADIES' WELTED GLAOE KID SHOES. Button and Lace. TO GO AT Iff id. 12 Pair LADIES PUMPS. Black Patent Caps. SALE PRICE 10s Bd. 6 Pair LADIES WELTED GOLF SHOES (odd sines) TO 60 AT 188 Bd. 6" Pair LADIES TAN WALKING SHOES. SALE PRICE 10s 3d. MEN'S WILLOW CALF SHOES. Usual Price 265; SALE PRICE 18l Bd. MEN'S BLACK AND TAN 255, NOW 111. CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, U and It 3d Pair. '• ■, HADLEY'S GREAT BOOT SALE. . IMPORTANT NEWS. PANIC IN THE WHOLESALE DRAPERY TRADE. fkWING "to the dislocation, of busi- *-* ness through' the Strike the wholesale are compelled to unload New Importations at a great sacrifice. "". WATSON AND CO. Have been large purchasers and intend holding a RECORD XMAS SALE. All Goods are Fresh, New. and Fashionable at Bargain Prices—the best value ever known. 250 DRESS LENGTHS, including Piques, Ratine Cloths, .Whipcords, Etc., at Half Price—--2S 6tf, 23 11&/38 6d aod 4S 6d. ,; 20 Doz-BLACK<LAGE HOSE, 2s 6d, "''- Now 9d. ■'.■-.'.■■•.-.■.,■•. 10 Doz. WHITE NAINSOOK CAMISOLES. Is lldr Now is, New BLACK PLUMES, to Clear at ■is;-- •' -■•'•.'•• > : 10' Boxes GLOVES, Is 6d. Now 9£d. ,■,'■:?' "• 50 Doz. PETER PAN COLLARS, SABOTS, Etc. To Clear from 3d each. TUSSORE SILKS, is 2*d. , Sample Lot of WHITE & MOIRETTE SKIRTS, all at Half Price, From 2s 11d. ONE-PIECE FROCKS, in Superior Poplins, 25s 6d. Now 18s 6d. HYDROTITB COATS, 18s 6d and 21s. >Now 12s 8d and 16s 6d. * LADIES' & CHILDREN'S MILLINERY AT BARGAIN PRICES. MEN'S SUITS. 32s Bd. YOUTH'S NEW SPORT SUITS, 18s MEN'S TUNIC SHIRTS, 2s 6d. HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS AT WATSON'S ~". fGREAT XMAS SALE/ S. MATTHEW'S SCHOOL FOR CIRLI. * NING OF NEXT YEAR. COMMITTEE.—The" Vicar. *Mrs Henry Smith (Principal of Chilton House Girls' School, Wellington), Mrs Hoßking, 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. '.' FEES: • Upper Division ... £S 8s per term. Lower Division £2 2s per term. For young Children attending half a day '£l Is per term. A reduction will be 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 reouiredi; Parents are therefore asked to conimnnicate AT ONCE with the Vicar or the Hon. Secretary. POWELKA TRACED AT LAST. ■* T EWS has been received that Po•welka is in Mexico and makinor a name for himself by fighting for the Rebels, and we are making a name for ourselves with bur GREAT DISPLAY OF BUMMER GOODS » which are arriving every day. THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO . CALL AND INSPECT THE GOODS AND PRICES. SABA'S, Opposite Farmers' Club, in Holloway Buildings. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.