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Wairarapa Age, 16 March 1923, Page 5

House to let. Bank notes lost. Pocket book lost. Grapes at Fairbrothers, Ltd. House and three acres for sale. Advertiser wants to lea-.e house. Spring cart and harness for sale. Wood and coal business for sale. Annual meeting Opaki Football Club Monday night. Miss Cockerill advertises that her removal sale starts on Monday. The Wairarapa South County Council invite tenders for delivering meta ? . Opera House patrons are advise ! that the last two screenings of the big rttraction “Foolish Wives” will be shown this afternoon at 2.30 and again to-night at 7.45. Your full measure of enjoyment at the races largely depends upon your ability to follow the horse of your choice from start to finish. To enable you to do so quality race glasses are essential, and can be procured from I’. H. Hill and Co., jewel! rs. who invite inspection. After the flimsy summer wear it**? always good to don good fitting tailored costume, especially wh.-n you know its exclusiveness commands admiration. Alex. Donald offers such tailor ing and at very reasonable terms. Unexcelled showing of new season's ma tcrials. Alex. Donald, tailor, Queer, street, Masterton. r DON’T RUN RISKS. Don’t run risks by giving your chile*, a cough medicine about which you know nothing. It may contain narcotics and other harmful drugs. Stick to your old friend, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Each bottle bears the Government analysis showing that it has been officially declared free from all narcotics. This makes it safe for the youngest and most delicate child. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.