SEASONABLE GOODS FOR SPRING FURNISHING -[■:rMuA*M:¥»{Oui;/:V AVE NOW OPENED UP FRESH SHIPMENT OF Curtains, Carpets, . Linoleums, Rugs, and Mattings. SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to our Exceptionally Fine .Selection >f Inlaid Linoleutes. , , _ _ „, . . THE NEW SEASON'S PATTERNS Surpass any Hitherto Seen. Our Stock ol Carpets Comprises the Latest and Beat from the Leading Manufacturers. Choice New Goods in Taffetas, Printed Linens, Furniture Coverings, Etc. : il:**:U'i < Furniture at Prices Much Below Usual Rates. ing Goods of our well known Quality and Finish. Bedding Of Superior Quality at Lowest Prices. Competent and Experienced Men sent to give Estimates Free of Charge For any description of Furnishing. WRITE TO US FOR SAMPLES,'DESIGNS, PRICES.Etc. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, & ARTISTIC HOUSE FURNISHERS, RETAIL WAREHOUSE, 197, 199 LAMBTON QUAY. FURNITURE & BEDDING FACTORY, THORNDON QUAY., SPEINGr SEASON. 1006 SHOES. LL the NEW SHOES for the Spring Season They represent the highest skill of the best Makers. We invite you to step along and see the Quality and Prices. mfimsm QUEEN STREET MASTEBTON, WHAT THE HOUSEHOLD GROCER SAYS TO THE PUBLIC about ... llllP PURE TEA! i with you, there can be no doubt about that tea. NELSON Moate &, Co. bear a reputation second to none. We have tried giving Coupons and pushing our own tea, because of the extra profit, but it's no use, only a few will have them mors than once. TO BE AT THE SERVICE OF WAI RARAPA BREEDERS, THE ARAB STALLION Kalipha (Imp.) N colour KALIPHA is a beautiful bay, with black points; stands 14.2. As a O'S producer of hacks he is well known, being L- the sire of Mr McKenzie's prize-taker " Hindoo," also sire of " Shamrock," the pony which won three races at a recent Wellington Trotting Club's Meeting, carrying 8.7 first day, over seven furlongs, 1 winning easily; six furlongs second day, ' ■ Kith 9.7, and seven furlongs, carrying 10.3, all won without effort. For further particulars apply E. LIDDINGTON, I Clareville. *0 Travel the Masterton, Mauriceville. Eketahuna, and Alfredton Districts, the wellknowDCoaching Stallion Ivan hoe, By Wicklow- dam Pocahontas; grand dam Polly (by imported horse England Still). Jvnnhoe's dam was by Ringleader, by South Australian (imported), dam Ringleader (imported). IVANHOE was bred on the Peninsula by Mr Robinson. He is a full brother to the champion Shamrock, who has carried off first prize in all the leading show rings in the South Island.' Ivanhoe has also been shown, and last year was placed first on six occasions. Be stood for six years in Dunedin, and numbers of his stock have brought as high as £SO when sold for carriage purposes. He is 16J hands high, is broken to harness, is thoroughly docile, a first-class worker and a sure foal-getter. References from leading South Island breeders can be seen on application. Terms, £4 4s : payable by January Ist, 1907. Two or more mares as per agreement. Particulars on application toT. W. MILLER, or J. JONES, Owner. *w. were the first to introduce Ceylon Teas in 1880-1881..,. rfe^wp^ highly -bred Tr.ot l tirg Stallion, . > THE CHILDE, J\ Childe Harold (imp.) -Swift, will be at the disposal of breeders in Masterton during tbe present season. This sire is descended from the fastest and most fashionably-bred trotting stock, and needs no comment, his young stock being well known in the district. Substantial reduction two or more mares. First-class paddocks provided free. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Terms on application to the owner. T. BROWN, " Waihi," Masterton. QUEEN-STREET • - - MASTERTON (O stand this season in the Wairarapa, the Clydesdale Stallion GARRY OWEN, Terms, £4 4s per mare ; and NO SURRENDER. £4 4s per mare." Also the Pony Stallion, KING OP THE RING. Full particulars from ANGUS FRASER, Owner, Masterton.' One of the Finest Houses In New Zealand, NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION PUBLIC Nothing but •**!«£■ Si Telephone No. 57. A. C, SCRIMGEOUR, Proprietor. MASTERTON- CORPORATION GASWORKS. No More Kifohon Drudgery. THE Cheapestr and Most efficient Domestic help—a gas cooking stove on Hire for 2s per month, fixed free. WHY—Because the hardest and most trying of Domestic Duties are centred in the kitchenrange,—Chopping wood, Keeping coal supplies, Lighting fires, Cleanicg I ashes, etc. | A GAS STOVE dsesl away *>ith' al kitchen drudgery, Beady for use]at a mo- ! ments notice day or night; clean, economj ical—the perfection of cooking. Call or arrange an interview. Full particulars willingly supplied. Phone 42. It is no trouble to answer your enquiries. Gas stoves, Bath Heaters, Boiling Ringß Gas Fitting and jail Qaa appliances for saving labour on show. J. W. BLACK iAN, 'Manager.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8281, 7 November 1906, Page 2
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