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Wairarapa Age, 10 August 1920, Page 1

I TO UST AND POB SALE. <VQ LET—Three unfurnished rooms, conveniences, private entrance, in quiet home. Apply Age Office for address. WOK SALE—Beautiful tone, iron frame, upright Itonish piano for cash.—Mrs. Uren, Essex Street, Masterton."pOR SALE —Three or four tons clover and rye hay, by bale or fon. Apply to Frank Price, Boundary Road. 'Phone 1727. "pOK WALE—A quiet Jersey cross cow " on drop, guaranteed sound. —J. Coats, Taueru. EfOR SALE-—One-third acre, corner section, high and dry, good locality, with two four-roomed cottages, £BOO. 'Phone 1732. JJiOiC SALE—Barlock typewriter; double keyboard; blue and red ribbon; good as new; little used. Address at Age Office. fpOR SALE —About two dozen hives of bees, cheap. Address at Ago Office'. . pOJR SALE—Ii acres good land elose to town. Address at Ago Office. pOR SALE—Good Fletcher and Russell gas range; also fire grate complete.—W. Hughes, Dealer, Hall Street, 'Phone 1373. m)B SALE—Just bought up a whole shop of new gents' boots, ladies' shoes, and children's, all sizes, from 2/- pair, selling freely.—R. Russell, General Dealer. pOR SALE—A quantity of very good folding seats suitable for verandah or garden seats. Don't waif, until the summer comes, but 'uy yours now, 12/6 each.—Robt. Russell, General Dealer, Masterton.

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. GAMES! GAMES!! GAMES!!! Ludo, Snakes and Ladders, Eace Game, Motoring, Tiddley Winks, Dominoes, Yacht Game, Bird Fun, Chess, Draughts, Playing Cards, Picture Puzzles, Fortune Telling Cards. MAKE THE WINTER EVENINGS PASS PLEASANTLY. McLEOD & YOUNG, BQOKSELLEES AND STATIONERS. SEND 15/and we will post to any address a WATCH GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR. This id" the Watch for Rough Wear. DENNISS, '"ME DINKUM JEWELLER," COSY PICTURE BUILDINGS, MASTEETON.

"OH POE A BOOK AND A SHADY NOOK!" Get the book now; the nook will soon follow. A choice lot of authors on tap at N. B. Brown's Book Store, 'Phone 1786. DO IT NOW! Make your will. A legal form with instructions ;for one shilling, "A Good Memory," one and six, and "Cobbett's Grammar," two and six, at N. B. Brown's Book Store, 'Phone 1786. WAIBARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. (Incorporated.) POPULAE CONCEET. Commencing at 7.3Q p.m.,

OPERA HOUSE, MASTERTON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11. Mr. J. B. McKcnzio, Presiding Director. Prices: Dress Circle 3/-,- Stalls 2/-. Free to Members on production of Members' Ticket. Members can book their seats in Dress Circle for 1/- each. Box Plan at Secretary's Office. W. GILLESPIE, Secretary, Academy Buildings. "KNOWLEDGE IS POWER." Get it at N.R. Brown's Book Store. Collins' Classics, each one an eduction in itself. One call at N. R. Brown's Book Store will prove it. 'Phone 1786. SALE OF BUSINESS.

rpHE public axe hereby notified that the business hitherto carried on tinder the style of "Coradine & Whittakcr ' by Mr. J. M. Coradine, sole proprietor, has been sold to Mr. Coralline's son, JAMES INGHAM COBADINE, and ROBERT JOHN McIVER, as from August 1, 1920. The purchasers will carry on the business of Timber Merchants and Joinery Manufacturers as hitherto under the style of "Coradine & Mclvcr." All accounts owing to the firm of Coradine & Whittakcr can be paid at the office of the new firm, Queen Street, Mastcrton, anil the new firm's receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same. Mr. J. M. Coradine desires to thank the public for past support, and solicits the same on behalf of the purchasers of his business. JAS. M. CORADINE, J. I. CORADINE, EOBT. JOHN McIVER,

FOREMAN'S LIVERY STABLES. TWO CABS ALWAYS AVAILABLE. WELLINGTON TRIPS AEBANGED.