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Wairarapa Age, 14 February 1927, Page 4

8 o’clock in Y.M.C.A. Capable help wanted. Furnished rooms wanted. Jersey heifer lost. Reward. Esperanto class meets to-night at Married man for farm work wanted. One hundred acres near Featherston advertised for sale or lease. Dairy farmers are invited to inspect the Climax Milker at the Masterton Show. The W.F.C.A., Ltd., are showing ladies’ knitted mudguards or spatlets, which are quite the latest for cut-door wear. This week is the final week of London Unlimited, drapers. In view of this, the firm announce sensational bargains in every department. Town and country residents are cordially invited to make the most of this great moneysaving opportunity. End cf season specials continue to bo offeref. at Hugo & Shearer’s whilst the new season’s goods are being opened up. As these splendid money-saving offers will be withdrawn at the end of the week, those desiring to take advantage of them should do* so without delay. Particulars of a few specials are given on pages 1 and 2 but every department has two or three of these super-bargain clearance lines that are well worth inspection.

A fur hitherto unknown to Now Zealand has sprung into popularity at Home, the Duchess of York setting the fashion. This is real Alaska gold seal of which Madame Menerc has been fortunate enough to secure a number a’ d which she will be showing on her Do minion tour commencing at Invercargill next month.