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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8387, 26 March 1907, Page 2

o 3 . : rgpiE Much Needed Pain ha; Coim -Unfortunately Wo had too much of it, I the o bains a . 1000 IN OUR MANCHESTER AND FURKISHING DRAPERY DEPARTMENTS. "hose Damaged Goods, as well as the whole of Our SViagnifiicarct'Stocks of fVs^TAItTBWI treats, Aa g e M«s>w 'this is an opp.-i-tuuity rarely obtainable of Purchasing High-Class tcods at Specially Reduced Prices for* CASH at irrrDsnrnTi GREAT FLOOD SALE, UI7. 199 LAMBTON QUAY, Wellington.

SEASON, 1907 SHOES LL the NEW SHOES for the Spring Season are now in Stock. They represent the highest skill of the best , Makers. t We invite you to step along and see the Quality . and Prices. QUEEN STREET MASTF.RTON

EST Bank Writing Tablets, 100 sheets, with 25 Envelopes, for Is. Box of Forget-me-not Notepaper and Envelopes, only 6d. School Writing Pad, with Pen, Ruler, and Lead Pencil, 6d. Box containing 36 sheets of Notepaper and 36 Envelopes for 9d. , 100 Best Square or Business Envelopes for Is. 150 Superfine Business Envelopes for Is. O. O. AITKEN'S, THE CHEAP BOOS* DEPOT, Queen Street Mast art on* 'PHONE 212 P.O. BOX 102.

TEEY comforting, invigorating, whole some, and appetising is "TIGER" TEA. After a hard and trying day a cup of it is wortn a sovereign. It's so pure and good. Be careful where you tread next time please. Friend, that advice would be unnecessary if you used Wood's Corn Solvent, a certain remedy for Corns of every description. Price Pet> Bottle, Is. Sold only by CHEMMTJt PHARMACIST, HASTEBTON AND EKETAHUNA. & Co., STOCK & STAI lON AGENTS. WOOju AND PRODUCE BROKERS, WELLINGTON, MASTERTON, EKETAHUNA AND f AHIATUA. Woot. Wool. Wool. J~E again beg to cffer our services as t V selling brokers for the coming season. Wa can offer our clients every convenience for snowing their wool to the best advantage, and our new Wellington wool store is pronounced by experts to be among the most up-to-date in Australasia. Consignments trusted to our care will bave our personal attention and every lot is valued the day before the sale. .Present indications point tc a continu ance of good prices, and the coming season should be a satisfactory one. Shipment to London can be made by steamer or sailer at owners option. Last year the quantity of wool handled by this company is ih advance of a 1 pre vio us records: Sales in the colonies amounted to 209,918 bales. Shipped to London 71,694 Making total number of bales handled 281.612 Fuil advancesmadeagainst, clios wnen equirad, Shaep Dip. To kill parasite life and improve condition of wool, Use Qulbell's Dip. Conpiffi yon wool to Dalgety and Co., Ltd , Wellington. RAIN MERCHANT, GROCER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER Chapel and H St M STERTO

Alfpedton Annua! Ath3otiG Sports. To be .Held on 'ASTER MONDAY, APRIL Ist, 1907. PROGRAMME. 1. 150 Yards Maiden Mace. First pr'ze 20s, second prize 10s. Post entry 2s. 2. 100 Yards Handicap. Mr J. Donald's gold medal and first prize 255, second prize 10s. Nom 2s, aoc is. 3. Boys' Race, 100 yards. First prize 10s, second prize ss. Nom Is. ,4. Hop, Step and Jump Handicap. First prize 20s, second prize 10s. Nom Is, ace Is. 5. Ladies' Nail - driving Competition. First pme Mr W. Boustead's, junr., trophy, second prize ss. 6. Ticket Race. First, prize Mr L. J. Beer's trophy, second prize ss. Post entry. 7. 200 Yards Handicap. Firit prize Messrs Herbert and Co.'s trophy and 255, second prize 15s. Nom 2s, ace Is. 8. High Jump Handicap. First prize Mr Greathead's trophy and 10s, second prize 10s. Nom 13, Ace Is 9. Handicap Chopping. First prize 40s, second prize 20s. Nom 2s Cd. aoc Is. 10. One Mile Handicap. First prize Mr A. Henderson's trophy arid 40s, second prize 20sS. 11. Whistling Race. First prize trophy, second prize 10s. Nora. 2s, jjost entry. 12. Long Jump Handicap. First prize Mr Godinngh's trophy and 10s, second urize 10s. Nom Is, ace Is. 13. 440 Yards Handicap. First prize Mr J. Gross!, senr., trophy and 40s, second prize 355. Nom 2s, ace Is. 14. Tilling in the Ring. First prize Mr T. G. McCarthy's trophy and 20a, second prize 10s. Entry 2s (3d. 15. Threading Needle Competition. First prize trophy, second priz>rss. 10. Underhand Chop Handicap. First prize 40s, second prize 20s. Nom 2s Gd, ace Is. 17. Girh' Race. Under 16 years. First prize Mr W. Branniyan's trophy. IS. Apple Bobbing Competition. First prize 15s, second prize ss. Nom Is. 19. Weight Guessing Competition (sheep). First priz9 20s, second prize 10s. Nom Is. . A Points Prize, presented by Messrs Levin and Co., will be given to tho winner of the most points in events No. 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,12, 13, and 10. Running events to count 5, 3 and L; Jumping 3, 2 and 1. First event to start at 11 a.m. 3 (Nominations for Events No. 2, 4, 7, 8, 9,10,12,13 and 16 toclose with the Secretary «n Thursday, March 21st, at 7 p.m. Handicaps will be declared on March 2£th. Acceptances close March 30th, at 7 p.m. Toys provided for Children's titions. A Brass Band in attendance. Admission to Grounds, One Shilling. A Grand Social. Will be Held in the Evening. J. N.S.OWEN. Hon. Secretary. Hunter*, Son and Ferris, BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS. 7SINEST Stocks 0! Small Goods Fresh 7 Daily. Confectionery a Specialty. Tea Rooms open all hours. NEW BRICK BUILT INGS. (Next J. A. Lyttlo and Sons) Jorner Smith and Queen Strei-.-i.