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Wairarapa Age, 11 March 1922, Page 7

UP UP WENT CROCKERY IT IS NOW DOWN DOWN IN PRICE AT THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD

A Crisis An Apology A Thanks Offering (“Spend your money as tho' :t were dead leaves and you had forests to draw upon.”) , OUR COUNTRY is passing through a <-ri - unprecedented in history, and if the above advice is acted upon by those who have money, much of the the present stress will pass away. WE APOLOGISE for any inconvenience that we may have caused the public which has been unavoidable during the renovation and reconstruction of our premises, but feel sure the extensive improvements will be appreciated. Old and new friend? will be welcomed, and especially visitors to the town. On the second floor, which is reached by two easy grade flights of stairs, you will find our MUSIC & PICTURE SALON Where those who appreciate Music and the Arts may spend many a pleasant hour. WE THANK the unseen power that has imbued us with the optimism to venture on this undertaking at the present time, and are convinced that true progress can only be with those countries which recognise the power and refining influence of Music and the Arts. ARTS and CRAFTS QUEEN STREET :: MASTERTON.

A \ things \ X, necessary | JiL Cup of Tea! ifflKp [I I ; TEA II 10,000 Miles Away I Ne» York conceives the fashion, that the World awaits, and by special arrangement, the designers forward the first completed garments of these new creations to Hayward Ltd., hence. New Zealanders know not a day later than the pulsing Fifth Avenue Fashion Seekers, the correct fashions in—--—Day Gowns C r s>s> illr TTi ' anc * J* Evening Frocks, Wraps, O'WB Model IIS!.;®'! Blouses. Jfy? ; ivTn'i'T’ ■' Representative of We solicit this firm visits this v ‘->' < W district tw.ee a 1 lnnuir.es. Jr! .IU ycar HAYWARD / LTD. 226 a Lamhtnn Quay, I i WELLINGTON. 2) : j