Masterton ladies will be pleased to know that the great display of Russian and Canadian furs recently secured in these countries by Madame and Mr. Menere, the noted furriers, will be held in the Parish Hall, Masterton for five days commencing Tuesday next. Advt.
TWO AND A HALF CENTURIES OLD! A few years after New Zealand was discovered bv Tasman, Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd., of Sheffield, started making knife blades In 1682 the cutlery was branded bv a six-pointed star and a Maltese Cross In all little known parts of the earth it became' known and sought after To-day there is no place where civilisation has set Its mark where von won’t find Joseph Rodgers cutlery. The quality of the famous Sheffield cutlerv has never vet been excelled Look for the two and a half century trade-mark on every blade—the Star and Cross. —AdvL
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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 254, 10 July 1926, Page 6
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