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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8318, 22 December 1906, Page 6

CHEAP BOOTS and SHOES FOR CHRISTMAS. Best Value. Lowest Prices. Ladies' Grlaoa 2-bar shoes, special value, 4/11, 6/6. Indies' Glace Lace Shoes, good quality, 6/9, 9/6. Ladies' choice Olace Lace and Button Shoes, 10/6, 12/6, 14/6. Ladies' daisty Strap shoes, latest styles, 10/6,12/6, 14/6. Infants' Goods. Infants' Whits Hair Shoes, special quality, B/-. Infants' Bed, Whito, and Tan Kid Shoes, soft soles, 1/3. Infants' Whita Canvas Shoes, very nea', 1/9. Gents* Goods. Gents' Every-day Chrome Lace Boots, 10/6, 12/6. Gen s' Litfht K d Button or Lace Boots, 14/6, 15/6, 13/6. Gents' Box Calf Gol. Balmorals, remarkable value, 1-5/6, 17/6, 21/-. Tan Boots and Shoes. Ladies' dainty Tan Strop and Lace Shoes, 13/6, 14/6. Ladies' neat Tan Button Boots, latest. styles, 18/6. Gants' superior Tw Derby Bals, English make, 22/ G. R. HANNAH & CO., QUEEN STEEET, MASTEBTON.

'Xmas Goods L L THE LATEST, Work Baskets, Work Boxes, Ladies' Companions, Ladies' Dressing Cases, Purses ia Steel, Purses in Leather, Hanging Purses, Gent >' Brushes in Case. DOLLS IN LAbGE VARIETY. Mechanical Toys of Every Description. i See Our Windows. All Goods Plainly Marked at Lowest Prices. INSPECTION INVITED at A. Norman's, ' QUEEN STREET., MASTERTON.

HUNTER, SON & FERRIS BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS. Finest stocks of small goods fresh daily. Confectionery a Specialty. Tea Rooms open all hours. j NEW BRICK BUILDINGS, (Next J. A. Lyttle & Sons), Corner Smith and Queen Streets. Bush districts agricultural AND PASI ORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW, WOODVILLE RACECOURSE, Wednesday, 23rd January, 1907. LIBERAL PRIZE LIST. uARGE RANGE OP CLASSES. Special Buck-jumping Competition. Entries close TUESDAY, Bth Janua v y, 1907. SCHEDULE can be obtained tree, and entries will be reoeived by any A and P. Secretary, Mr C. Reeve, Efeetahuna, or ROWE FENNELL, Secretary. Box 2 Woodville. The Coming Sports OF THE ■ WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. TUESDAY, JANUARY let, 1907. JJJASTERTON PARK OVAL. £244 in Prizes and 13 Gold Medals. ENTRIES for all Handicap Races, including Flat Races, Cycle, Quoits, Bushfelliag, Chopping, Hewing and Sawing Competitions, and Two-men Maiden Sawing Competition, close on SATURDAY, December Bth, 1906. at 8 p.m. ACCEPTANCES on THUKSDAY, December 20th, 1906, at 9 p.m. Fees must acoompany Nominations and Acceptances. Entries for other events received on ground. • Special Attractions. Bagpipe Music, Highland Dances, Bioycle, Hurdle and Flat Races, Bewing, Buehfeiling, and Sawing Competitions, Wrestling and Jumping, Quoits Competition under rules of Wairarapa Quoits Clubs' Association. Wood-choppirig Events under the rules of the N.Z. Axemen's Association. Cycle Events run under the League of New Zealand Wheelmen rules. All other events conducted under rules of the N.Z. Athletic Union. GRAND SCOTCH CONCERT in TOWN HALL, SAME EVENING, at 8 o'clook. Full programme can be seen at this Office, or obtainable on application to JOHN B. EMMETT, Secretary, Masterton. Maurlceville Sports.

THE Twentj-sixth Annual Gathering will be held on' those picturesque grounds known as the Horseshoe Bend, two minutes walk from the Mauriceville railway station on Boxing Day, December 26th. Programme includes Guessing Competitions, Quoits Match, Running, Jumping, Horse Jump, Horse Irot, Ladies and Childrene Events, Etc., Etc., Etc. Mauriceville Handicap, £2l, One Mile Handicap, £7. Half Mile Handicap, £7. Entries for events Nos. 2, 4,10, 12, 17 and 21 close on Monday, December 17th. Brass Baud in attendance. Send to Secretary for programme. OHAS. BROOKS, Secretary.