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Wairarapa Age, 25 March 1920, Page 1

CARTERTON ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. WE have reached tho height of our tomato season, and have a largo quantity to dispose of during the next few days. Wo would like the public of Carterton and district to share k w the bountiful crop we have growhi and are, therefore ,offering tomatoes at 3d.per lb retail, and 2§d per lb in case lots of 241bs (5s per case). tomatoes 2s Gd a case. . - t ..;,'. "Eat tomatoes for a week and cheaply." B. ROBERTS, _ r Parkvale. i ? 'Phone 177 K. ' './'■ BUSINESS PREMISES FOB SALE. AT CARTERTON. { TUESDAY, MARCH 30. "' At 2 o'clock pjtn. / Q A. FAIRBROTHER is instructed by tho Public Trustee in the estate of William Moriarty, deceased, to sell by public auction at his rooms, Carter- j ton, on the above date:— j All that piece of land, being part of Section No. 206, Taratahi Plaint Block, having frontage of lllf i links to High Street and 232; links to Belvedere Street, Carterton, together with large/ shop, sample rooms, and atebjea thereon. The property, which is one of tM best business sites in Carterton, wifi formerly occupied by the lato W. Mork arty, and is at present occupied by Messrs Watson & Co., Drapers. The, business premises are built on concrete"< foundations, and ar£ thoroughly up-' to-date and attractive. Full particulars may be obtained from tho agent of the Public Trustees; at Carterton, or from the Auctioneer; WAERABAPA BOWLING CENTBB. rpHE Official Bowl Tester will be Visiting Carterton on Saturday, March 27. Bowls may be left with Messrs Murray and Morrison (opposito the Groen) up till Friday evening. A. PHILPOTTS, Hon. Secretary. DEPENDABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. Consider the lilies how they grow! This business had grown by reason of the fact that none but dependable footwear is sold over our busy .counters. Service tells its tale every time. Give us a trial, if you have not already done so. We cannot be beaten for price and value. —J. Flemming, late Davis & 00., tho Busy Footwear Store. (Late W. W. Mansfield) CARTERTON. FASHION'S LATEST IN FURS. , Tango, Tie, and Collar Shapes. AUTUMN AND WINTER DRESS, MATERIALS. 52in. All-Woo! Cheviots, scarlet, saxe, vieux toso, and navy, 22/6. 56in.. All-Wool Colonial Tweeds, 14/6. Navy Serges from 5/11 to 19/6. MEETINGS. PLUMBERS AND GASHTTERS. £ MEETING of Plumbers and Gasfitters will be held in the Druids* Hall, Church Street, on Thursday, March 25, when Mr. Thompson, Secretary of the Plumbers' and Gasfltters' Union will bring before Ue meeting matters of importance to journeymen. J.TOOMATH, Secretary, Trades and Labour Council SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. The Cosy Lounge Bar. I beg to notify the public that I havo purchased the above well-known lounge. The business in future will be | conducted under my personal super j vision, and pr.trona can be assured of receiving the best possible attention. LARGE AND YARIED. STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY. Noto: Pleaso note that my other shop, opposito the Post Office, will bo carried 4 tsra as usual. PROPRIETOR, QUEEN STREET, MASTEBTON. (Thomas & Co.) 'Phone 2456. 15 Albert Street : Masterton. For— Sorviettca Table-cloths Sheetings Quilts Towels Cnlicooa Flaneletto Curtains Shirts Hosiery Underwear Men's Boots Ladies' Shoes Eetc, Etc., At 15 per cent under retail prices. Open 10 to 5, Saturday to 8.30. i jyoTUKISTSI "Inland" Bpiral-Cut lenlf Iproof piston rings increase the power of your engine, reduce petrol and oil consumption, prevent spark plugs from "sooting up," renew compression. Insist on "Inlands."—* Manning Machinery Co., 6 Bedford Bow g MtfolHweL