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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 28 December 1914, Page 3

THE CHiLDREN'S PARADISE. "XMAS TOY'LAND." AND CO. desire to announce, to their many Patrons "that their "ANNUAL XMAS TOY LAND" is now open. "SAME OLD CHRISTMAS" DOLLS, TOYS, BICYCLES, PICTURE BOOKS, GAMES, ETC., as Ufiual. Large stocks to select from. Prices, as usual, the Lowest in Masterton, Xmas "Goodies"'fop the Table Just received a full f.mpply of the hesfc quality NEW SEASON'S FRUITS-JMISINS, MUSCATELS, CURRANTS, ALMONDS, NUTS, ETC. Xmas Delicacies of all kind* in great variety. A full stock of CORDIALS, PRESERVED FRUITS, ETC. FANCY BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERY from Hunt-, ley and Palmer, Peak Frean, Pascall, Cadbury, Macintorii, and other leading manufacturers. XMAS STOCKINGS AND XMAS CRACKERS FOR THE CHILDREN XMAS HAMS at Lowest Price*?. PLUM PUDDINGS AND XMAS CAKES by the best makers. " MECCANO." "MECCANO" IS THE BRITISH TOY FOR THE BRITISH BOY—a fascinating pastime, which helps to educate as "well as to amuse hoys who porjseas a bent for building and contraction. With "Meccano," Windmills Craneis, Towers, Bridges, Lighthouoeis, etc., can be accurately and easily constructed. "MECCANO" for the Boy, from 5s a set. TO BE HAD ONLY AT Graham & Co., "THE STORE FOR YOUR XMAS SHOPPING "

every month be a happy cue and fortune smile xxpon you. • To those who hare so liberally bestowed their custom upon u-i during 1914 we offer. . OUR BEST THANKS. All through 1915 we shall be alert in the interests of our customers. New market* will be scoured, many improvements inaugurated, that may still further merit your full patronage. Chas E Daniell, IRONMONGERS MASTERTON.

fVi) STAND at Landowne tins season, at the owner's place, Lansdowne, the famous Thoroughbred Stallioa ST. BRANDON. (Bonnie Scotland—Rose Fisher.) ST. BRANDON is a splendid type of thoroughbred, and has an exceptional pedigree. He is a beautiful bay horse with black points, full of quality and possesses a perfect temper Good Paddocking Free. All care taken, but no responsibility. FEE £5 5s for approved mares", and £3 3s for unapproved mares, to be paid on January 1, 1915. Apply to J. SAVAGE. Owner, Lansdowne, Masterton. ■ASTERTON SHOEING FORGE. Next Farmers' Implement Company, Hall Street.) P/M SMITH, FARRIER. HORSES SHOD QUICKLY NEATLY A*ND PROPERLY. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. V- t FAIBBBOrHEB', AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT. POST OFFIOI AUCTION MART, MABTKBTON. , IDEAL HOMESTEAD BLOCK. OOA ACRES, hearj fiat laud, 1 **OVF m jj es f rom Masterton. close factory «ad school. Well watered; 14 paddocks; lordly homestead, eight rooms, h. and c. water, septic tank, gas, telephone, woolahed, cowbails, Etc., also cottage, plantation* and orchard. Price £32 per acre. I GOOD DAIRY FARMB. 1 OO ACRES, Flat Land, 7 miles ■ LUL ' from Masterton. \\ miles from school, che«se factory and P.O. 20 aores in crop, carrying 85 cows, 5 roomed house, cowshed, «to., B paddocks, price £3l per acre. | 1 A ACRES, \ mile from factory *■-*-" Bnd school. 4 roomed house, cowbails, and outbuilding. C niles from Wairarapa town. Milking 40 cows, 9 paddocks. At £25 p«r acre this is cheap. MIXED FARM. OOA ACRES, L.1.P., SO acres in *'** / crop, balance grass. 150 acres flat, balance ondnlatmg, practically all ploughable, small cottage and cowshed, 8 paddocks. Carry 70 cows or 500 «wes. Goodwill £5 per FOR SALE. RIMU FENCING BATTENS, MART of Rinnr Fencing: Batten* For Sale. First-lass quajits, Full particulars on application to E. PEDERSEN, Manrioeyjßa BEM,