FRETWORK OUTFITS mi MADE IN ENGLAND. ' ©[li By hobbies > ltd -’ a SPLENDID. PASTIME FOR • —«*- boys. «.-. •=■ Encourage you Lad to Develop his Talents. COMPLETE SETS.—No. v I|. 4/6; No. 2,5/9; No. 2j, 7/6; No. 3, 8/9; No. 3f, 10/6; No. 4J. 13/6 each. Al TREADLE MACHINE, 47/6. TIMBER suitable for Fretwork in Stock in all Sizes. Sole Wairarapa Agents— THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD.. “THE SHOPPING CENTRE," ’Phone 1600.
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SUMMER UNDERTHINGS Very Moderately Priced Now at JVk + Y- GRAHAM’S. . / A Glance at the following Items / will give you a Good Idea of what '/ 3 . you will find here and how econo- . mically your requirements can be .> f/' secured. rod L ’ '1 Ladies’ Winceyette Nights, trimmed i 1 t Art Silk Laee. W, 10/6; 0.5., 12/6 (Ti-3" j U Ladies’ Silk and Cotton Vests, sleeve’b ( V 1 & less. W ’’ 5/6; °- s -’ 6/S *\ V » Vedonis Vests, trimmed Silk Lace. ’ \ W, 5/6; 0.5., 5/11. Ladies’ Silk and Cotton Woven Nights. W, 13/6. Special Line Ladies’ Brassieres, Pink and White; all sizes; 2/6 each. Cosselettes, in Pink Satin Stripe Coutil; sizes 32 to 42in. 13/6 each. WE OFFER THE BEST VALUES—COME ALONG AND PROVE IT , YOURSELF. GRAHAM’S QUEEN STREET MASTERTON.
9H THE ROAD WITH ■ * There is no need to “look down” upon a used car. Certainly they have not the spick and span appearance of a new product, but they make up for it by the service they give. They’re hardened to the road, and when they leave our hands they’re in first-class order. Think, too, of the money you will save. INSPECT THESE USED CAR BARGAINS! - ARRANGE FOR A TRIAL SPIN. Studebaker Special Six. Superior Model Chevrolet. 1914 Studebaker. Sunbeam Seven-seater. 490 Chevrolet. 1918 Morris-Oxford. Star Three-seater. H. J JONES & Co., MASTERTON AND PAHIATUA.
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Wairarapa Age, 25 February 1927, Page 7
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