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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9170, 19 August 1908, Page 6

For Ladies Wear. SPRINGTIME brings with it many joys. It is a time when you i'eel elated—joyously so—for your mind is centered on the all important topic—change of raiment, Spring decrees lighter clothing. here to buy, what style to have, and wluit price to pay has to be considered. We've the latest fashions and also handsome fabrics. The quotations will convince you that here is the place to buy your Spring Costume. Just call and make inquiries. to £lO lOs.l ALBERT WEBB, LADIES' TAILOR, HASTEIiTON. BEAUTY And the Camera. THE making of Photographs is an art which demands a keen artistic perception and a thorough knowledge of human nature. I specialise on Portraiture in its true sense, and the examples now hanging in my Studio w'll show you how well I succeed in obtaining thoroughly lifelike pictures. •My prices for high-grade work are moderate, as is shown below. For instance: —Cabinets from 13s 6d per dozen. A 7s 6d Black and White .Enlargement given free with each dozen Cabinets. Smaller sizes from 5s per dozen. Black and White Enlargements, finished any style, from 7s 6d each upwards. Sepia or Hand-painted Enlargements from 15a 6d each. Outdoor Photography and Grroups have my special attention. Amateurs cateied for. , W. lT Joy, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, STUDIO ROOM IG. MASTEBTON. MASTERTON FARMERS' IMPLEMENT CO., (Limited.) IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS, GENERAL ENGINEERS, have just landed a supply of Trace and Plow Chains. Also Back Chains and Tugs., Carriage Lamps, all shapes and sizes, j various prices. Full stock of Binder Twine and Oils. Bolts of all descriptions at decidedly low prices. Consult us for Gigs of all patterns, with and without rubber tyres. Double and Single Buggies, Farm Drays Contractors' Drays, Lorries and Waggons. Castings of all descriptions done on the shortest notice. Verandah Frieze and Posts a speciality. Engineering done in all its branches by Competent Men. Shoeing done by Certificated Farriers, and at prices that cannot be equalled. JD. CRUICKSHANK & CO., • Limited GENERAL MERCHANTS, PERRY STREET, MASTEBTON —WE HAVE FOB SALE— Oats, Seed and Feed. Wheat, Seed and Fowl. Basic Slag. Kainit, Guano, Wellington Meat Export Co's, and Gear Manures, Superphosphates, etc. Wolseley Cream Separators. General Station Requisites. CLIENTS" PLEASE NOTE.—Pursuant to Section 3 of "The Fertilizers Act, 1904," we are registered vendors of Manures. All Manures are sold with a full analysis of contents, in strict accordance with tn<3 Act. We stock manures to suit all soils. AGENTS— N.Z. Insurance Co., Accident, Firo and Marine. P. and 0. Steamship Co. Eeid and G ray's Implements. C. C. AITKEN [■FOR BOOKS. Colonial Library. Cioth 3/6 ea. "Mr Crew'j Cnreor," Winston Churchill. "The Barrier," Rex Beach. "The Scarlet Runner," C. N. and A. M. Williamson. "Old Mr Devant's Money," Frances Powell. "Beau Brocade,'* Baroness Orrzy. "The Dissolving Circle," A\ ill LilU-bi-idge. "The Kiss of Miss Helen," Charles Marriott. "Neither storehouse Nor Barn." Allen Raine. "The Spanish Jade," Maurice Hewlett. "Letters From Queer Street," J. H. M. Abbott. "The Duke's Motto," Justin McCarthy. "The Fruit ot' the Trees" Edith Warton. "The Heart of a Child," Frank Dauby, "The Welding," Lafayette McLaws. "The Little Green Door," Mary E. Bassett. "The Whispering Smith," F. 11, Spack--Imm. "Nancy Stair,"E. Macartney Lane. "The House of Cards," Lady Troubridge. "The World's Awakening," "A Gilded Serpent," Dick Donovan. "Confessions ol' a Tradesman," F. T. Bullen "The Gold iri the Gutter," Charles Garvico "Sweet Life," Katlilyn Rhodes. "A Stumbling Block," J. L. Forman. C.C. ATTKEN. Bookseller & Stationer, QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. Telephone 212. l\ 0. Box 102.