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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 17 December 1913, Page 7

A FEW Selection from our Brilliant and Beautiful' Display o! Xmas Presents now being shown at our Jewellery Establishment. «a*«SSD wr y SOLD EXPANDING WATCH BRACELETS, Fitted with Geneva or if 6 * ' Movements. £B, £B, £lO. Also a large stock ofSil- >» fronj ISB. , , T A Wonderful Selection of COLD BROOCHES, as Illustrated. S6i. OTHERS. 7# 6d to £l9. GEM -SET?, bracelets, to 8 Carat and 15 Caraf* £. JL R JELLING BALT bot- sterling silver serviTLES, as Illustrated, 68. Others ETTE RINGS, in Plain* or 2s 6d to 255. > Fancy, 7s 6d to 178 6d» E.P.N.S., 2s 6d. RtIMWI STERLING SILVER BRUSHES, in' Plain or Chased, 158 6d to 408. In Gases or without. Also St Ocked EBONY. POSTAL ORDERS CAREFULLY EXECUTED BY RETURN MAIL. L. S. NICOL, WATCHMAKER; JEWELLER AND BILVERSMITH. BOX 108 TXLBPHONI 188.

'mi ROVER CARP, 12-22 h.p. WI,TH ELECTRIC LIGHTS'COMPLETE. 1914 REGAL CABS, 25 hp. ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND ELECTRIC SELF STARTER. SILENT INDIAN MOTOR CYCLES. S vVIET CYCLE CARS. J. c ENGINEERING AND MOTOR WORKS. PHONE 17 MASTERTON. 0U n * ( Don't Trim Your Lawn with a Pair of Scissors. rriHAT is what "cutting the grass" with a paid of shears usually means. Save valuable time and backache by using one - of Daniell's Up=to=date Mowers. Your Lawn will look neat and' trim,, not hacked, jf you cu.t the grass regularly with a NEW ROVER, HAMPSHIRE, ARCADE or * DOMINION MOWER. These are all reliable makes, with sharp blades, easy to manipulate, and not likely to get out of order. Ci E. Diuii©ll« MASTERTON TO STAND THE SEASON AT CLAREVILLE. The Exmoor Pony Stallion— FRIDAY. . (Jackson —Little Gem.) , * ICjIRIDAY is a Black Pony, 5 years, etandine 10 hands, and is a perfect model'. TERMS: Single mare 2 guineas. Payable Ist January, 1914. Every care taken but no responsibility. Good paddocking at Is 6d per week. For further particulars apply to owner S. BISHOP. Clareville. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON THE FAtt-FAMED ttTOOK-GKTTER BRILLIANT BOY. T> EGISTERED in the N.Z. Draught Horse Stud Book, passed by the Veterinary Surgeon free from all hereditary unsoundness. Winner of 7 gold medals and 21; prizes. In fact he has never left the 'show ring without a prize. For further particulars apply to JAMES CONNOR, Groom in Charge. ■ Or to the ow*«r B. FALLOON, I - Maiterton.