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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3127, 2 March 1909, Page 1

Wanted Advertisements, WANTED the residents to know what the Government Vitieulturist thinks of the products of the Tararua Vineyard. "I consider your port tc be a first-class, sound, sweet wine. It is harmoniously blended and in good condition. In my opinion it should make a good reputation for your vineyard. The claret is a good light wine, and on account of its low alcoholic strength and light dry nature it should be an excellent tonic and medicinal wine." J\T ANTED KNOWN—I have on VV hand a good supply of tanks, which for quality and price cannot be beaten. Country residents in need of tanks would do well to look me up. All kinds of Sanitary and General Plumbing undertaken at reasonable prices. Cheapast house in town for Gas Fitting. Will be pleased to give you an estimate. R. E. JONES, Plumber and Tinsmith, Queen Street. SMOKERS Try EDGEWOETH TOBACCO. It is the best combination made, only the finest selections of leaf being used. Every box guaranteed not to burn the tongue and to give satisfaction. Edgeworth high-grade Tobacco, sold by A. WHITE & CO., Hairdressers, Masterton. ANTED—Farmers to study their YV own interests, and purchase one of the well-known Storrie's Turnip, Mangle and Manure Ridger; also our Pennsylvanian "Low Down" Grain Drill. Full particulars on application to J. Young and Co., Nixon Place, WanJ_ vating, in order to preserve it, as well as add to its appearance. The preservation and decoration can be done in the most i-p-to-date manner by W. H. Cole, 28 Chapel Street, telephone 149, no matter in what part of the province,

MAURICEVILLE. IViAURICEVELLE HOTEL. iX» forming his many friends in the Wairarapa and adjacent districts that he has taken over the above well-known hostelry, and will be pleased to receive their patronage. Best Wines and Spirits Stocked. First-class Accommodation. Stabling and Paddocks a Specialty. A. REBAY, Proprietor. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS I* f DIMOCK & CO., LTD., YV a Highest Prices Paid. The next truck of the season will leave Eketahuna on Monday, March Bth. Mauriceville on Tuesday, March 9th. J. STOTT, Eongokokako

WELLINGTON. WANTED KNOWN.—That EAKBEE, & CO., the Wellington Steam Dyers and French Gleaners, 46 Cuba Street, Wellington, have the necessary machinery for Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies' Blouses and Costumes, Gloves, Feathers, Boas, Curtains, Table Covers, and Gents' Clothing of every description in a style that cannot be equalled in the colony. Articles left with our Masterton agents, Messrs McLeod and Young, or our Palmerston Agent, Mr C. Brown, will receive strict attention.

EL WHITT & GROCERS & PRODUCE MERCHANTS Holloway's Buildings, QUEEN STREET, MASTEKTON. HAVING started in business in the :ibove line, we solic't a fair share of public support, and will do our utmost to merit it. Orders called for and delivered promptly. Cash Buyers of Butter and E^gs.

GOING! GOING! kNCE, TWICE, THIRD AND LAST f TIME. It's your's at Your Own Price. MASTEETON" DRAPERY STOCK. During the forenoons every day. Also all day Mondays and Fridays when no auction sale is taking place. AUOTICN PRICES Will be charged for all goods, £3OOO WORTH OP DKAPERY At Your Own Pries. Call any time and see the stock.

SK .YOUR GROCER FOR THE GREAT NEW ZEALAND DELICACY STAR BRAND MULLET. Always Ready. No Settler should be without it. PUBLIC NOTICE. Dominion Cafe, Wlasterton ME H. M. CLARK begs to announce that he has taken over the Dominion Cafe, opposite Post Office, lately conducted by Mr H. Johnson, and trusts, by strict attention to business, t<merit a fair share of public support. Rooms open all day tor meals. Suppers till midnight* G. Hyde, UNDERTAKER & CERTIFICATED EMBALMER, Queen Street, Mastebton. IVERYTHING carried out under the I most approved sanitary methods, I and personally supervised by Mr Q. Hyde. ! Private residence, 34 Cornwall Street, I Phone 324.