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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 December 1913, Page 3

I* THHERB is no more .useful present than can be given, at this sea- ■ i . son o* the year th_an a nice piece of Plate or some good quality Cutlery. We are ndw showing a splendid variety of ~ , . ELECTROPLATE GOODS, which have been ; carefully Selected, and which we are selling at bedrock prices. These goods comprise:— ELECTROPLATE,or,NICKEL SILVER .TEAPOTS, ELECTROPLATE JELLY DISHES, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 63. JAM SPOONS, Is : 6d. 2s pd, 3s upwards. , Half-dozen TEASPOON in Cases, or 6d. 7s"6d, 9s 6d. k • and " SPOON;-from Is, .'I CARVERS, in. Cases, from 8s 6d. " Cristopher Johnston and. Lockwood's DESERT and TABLE KNIV- " P®,'„ ? 8 ' ? nd P d half-dozen. Other makes, 3s ~6tif andi >4s 6d ..half-dozen. v " v"4' -"'viVENETIAK EILVER. TEASPOONS, Is 9d half-dozen. SILVER-BACK HAIRBRTISHES, 7s 6d. , , - TOYLANDI . "" In our TOYLAND (next', door to our Main Store) Children will find everything to make them happy. Bring the Children'! , You will find yourself in -a read Wonderland of Mechanical Toys, Animals and Dolls with strange and comical expressions. New . Games. Bring your boys and let them see "Meccano," the grea£est\ mechancial device ever put on the market to develop a boy'e inventive genius. ' / DO ALU YOUR XMAS SHOPPING AT T Graham & Co.'s "THE BUSY STORE." r - QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. " s / TELEPHONE 14. k . :

CANADA(II.) /CANADA is a dark chestnut horse, standing 3.5.9}, having immense quality, combined with great substance and power, standing on a clean, wiry set of legs. CANADA has a rcspeotable reoorf oia the turf, starting in five raocs and, winning three. Hii racing career was ended through an aeoident to his shoulder. CANADA'S Dam Ahrmini (21.), is by Patron (V.), Melbourne Oufi winner, carrying Set 81b. Finland (IV.) by Bill of Portias! son of St. Simon (II.), trom Fishwife. Finland is a sire of Bobrikoff, Lapland, Nyland, ,Vtsa, Chief Loohial, Heleantnua, White Qockade, Scotch Plaid, and other winners; , Bobrikof won the 6. Gt. Stead Memorial Cap, If mile, in 9.7, carrying 8.0: the C.J.O. Handicap, 1 mile, in 1.89, carrying 8.0; Auokland Plate, 1| miles; the Potafigathau Handicap, 8 furlongs, in 1.14, carry B.ll] Islington Plate, Anokland, 1 mile, in 1.88 4-Br-» New Z«*l*nd record; also important races in Australia. Canada belongs to the No. 11 Krt Family, whose representative* include St. Simon, Orme, Fisherman, Soult, eto. Maple Leaf, a 8-yr-old Slly by Can* ada—Sweet NeU, ran second to Pleasure Bent in the farawera Hack Handicap (8 furlongs) at the Akaroe Comity Racing Club's meeting, th» time being imm 15see. Also ran gaoond to Ceylon at the South Canterbury (Timaru) meeting in a five furlong raei. Good paddooking Is 0d per weeE. Mares will receive every attention, and all reasonable aare, but no responsibility t*kea. TERMS—£S 5b pfr marl, to he paid January Ist, 1918. C. O'DONJfELL, Upper Plain: FOR HIRE TALBOT TOURING CAR. ANY HOUR—OAY OR NIGHT. QPECIAL TOURING TRIPS MAY V' BE ARRANGED. B. PRICE. ADDRESS: •3, CHAPEL ST., MASTERTON, SIGHT TELEPHONE 480.