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Wairarapa Age, 10 August 1920, Page 6

_HE HOUSE FOR WATCHES. Wo have a splendid selection of pocket watches, all of the best quality. They are warranted good time-keepers, and for value c nnot bo surpassed in the district. Watches in gold, silver, gunmetal, and nickel cases are here for your choosing. Buy a Good Watch while you are about it, and let us give you the adv'ce and assistanco that expert knowledge brings. J. BRADBURY, JEWELLER & WATCHMAKER, MASTEBTON. U.F.S. DISPENSARY, MASTEBTON. (Opposite Empire Hotel). y have a right to expect the best, and we guarantee pair, accurate, and prompt dispensing of every prescription, gave trouble and its causes by visiting our Qispensary, where druggist sundries and toilet requisites are of the purest and best. BROMLEY HILL, Pfl.C, M.P.S. (By Exam.), MANAGER. 'Phone 1540. Night Bell at Front Door. DAIRYING OPPORTUNITIES. 100 ACRES, rich land, five miles from Master ton; good buildings, machines, etc.; first-class dairy herd. To be sold complete as going concern. Prices and terms are right. 20 ACRES, heavy land, close to town, two houses, milking shed, stables, etc., showing a splendid return on capital involved. ENQUIRE AT ONCE. E. P. FENTON, AGENT. PERRY'S BUILDINGS, MASTEBTON.'

GOOD BREAD. Good bread smells good, and is a better appetiser than many a tonic. Good bread here every time—good bread because it is made from the purest ingredients by skilled tradesmen, who understand their business. TRY A LOAF AND BE CONVINCED. Try our buns for morning, tea — toothsome and nutritious. THE FRENCH BAKERY, 73 PINE STREET, MASTERTQN. "MOIHOL" The Only Preparation on the Market for PROTECTING FURS & CLOTHING fronOne " ATTACKS OP MOTHS ' It is specially efficacious fox furs, and no such expensive garments should be without its protection. It will not stain silk or linings. By post 4/- from the sole proprietor of the formula, L. v. ZATiA,

FTOtRTTCB, HASTINGS. HJB. TEA ROOMS IN HAWERA. GOODWILL of lease of large, up-to-date tea rooms, situated in [ Eawera's main thoroughfare, , doing good business, seating accommodation for 100 people. There is also a line marble bar installed. This is a good paying proposition. Owner has ; good reasons for selling. Rent £3 5/per week. Goodwill, including stock (less groceries and confectionery, which can be taken at a valuation), £IO3O. Terms: £6OO cash, balance' three years at six per cent. Possession at any time. 200 ACRES, eight miles Hawera, 100 acres ploughable, well subdivided, carry 55 cows and 250 dry stock (sheep); close to school and factory; good roads; large sixroomed house, h. and c. water, telephone, and every modern constable, etc. PRICE £65 PER ACRE; £3OOO cash. C. J. ROWE, LAND AGENT, '" ' • ; ,: HAWERA. ..;.•,; \\\