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Wairarapa Age, 14 December 1920, Page 4

:,SED SURVEYORS. EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. XMA3 HAMPERS. WAIRARAI'A FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., GREYTOWN, :.iv sending .mf, se/Min-ly |.mel;ed. two 1 Quart Boltle \Vhisl;ey or Dry Gin 0 Quart Bottles Ale or Stent. 1 Quart Bottle Rum or Brandy 1 Quart Bottle Wine. When Ordering Give Occupation as well as Addre.sw. CLUB hotel CARTERTON. PECENTLY renovated throughout Under new management. Firstlass accommodation. Moderate tariff. Handy to Railway Station. MKR T)000AN, PropTiot.'"" 's.

Waiipapers. Yon cmn get, fl>o host, .selection of wallpapo.s «*■- COLE BROS. showrooms, ?1-2fi CHAPEL STREET, MASTER ON. G. BURGESS ogs In notify (he public- that, lie has fOTOR TRIMMING AND CAR TAINT[NC SHOP t the rear of Wilton & Jenkins' Garage, Dixon Street. Entrance. Motor Trimming, Repairs, and New Hoods, etc., at shortest notice. Sole Proprietor of BURGESS' MOTOR GAITERS greased and lubricated, and keeping out mud and grit and prolonging the life of springs. My Motto, "Promptness and Civility" ALL WORK GUARANTEED. FIREWOOD. STRAIGHT BARREL MA r fAi in three-cord loads for iumecliate delivery, cheap for cash; also straight maire. Apply: J. CUMMINS, R8 GEORGIA RTKF.ET. 'PHONE 24«9. O. Threadwvll. Bannister Street

HOTEL CECIL, WELLINGTON Wairarapa viaitora will find the best >{ accommodation at the Hotel Cecil, •rhich is immediately opposite the Lambton Station. fna Cecil is patronised by Waitaiapa'fl leading settlerß. Ni;ht Portws Kept All Trains and Steamers Met. J. McPABLAND. PBOPBIETOB,

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