A JOCKEY’S OPINION. on en'gGsh’racing. ADELAIDE, Dec. 23.—Dick Wootton has arrived from England. He intends to stay in Australia. Discussing racing in .England, he< said that the class of horses has fallen back. The depreciation has been especially noticeable since the war period. Racing is flourishing, and there is more money in the game than before, but, despite the fact that many Englishmen raced for the love of the sport only, it would not be long before they would have to more seriously consider the business side as in Australia.—(P.A.)
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY. Christmas close at hand it is not a day too soon to consider GIFT REQUIREMENTS, and we venture to make,® few suggestions. FOR THE LADIES: Leather Hand Bags, Sunshine Purses, Writing Cases, Needle Cases, Copper and Brassware, Ebony Mirrors and Hair Brushes, Heavy Quality White Xylonite Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Photo Frames, Vanity Boxes, Trinket Boxes, etc., Fancy China, Cut Crystal Glassware, Stainless Cutlery (including Dessert and Table Knives), Carving Sets, Teaspoons, Dessert Spoons and Forks, Table Spoons and Forks, etc., Fancy Soaps (a great variety), Perfumes, Face ‘ Powders, Bath Crystals, etc., etc. FOR THE GENTS: Pocket Wallets from 4/- to 25/-, Tobacco Pouches, Military Hair Brushes, Ash Tfays, Shaving Mirrors, Shaving Sets, Safety Kazors, Gillett and Valet 6/6 to 27/6, Leather Collar Boxes, Shaving Brushes and Soap, Eversharp Pencils 5/6 to 25/-, Waterman, Swan and Metal Fountain Pens 10/6 to 25/-. FOR THE BOYS & GIRLS: Manicure Sets, ' Fancy Cups and Saucers, Pocket Knives, Cricket Bats, Pencil Sets, Needle Cases, Waiting Cases, Hair -Brushes, and Toys galore, including Dolls, Mechanical Toys. Wood Toys, Meccano Sets, Clockunk Figures, # Rubber Goods, Building Blocks, % Doll Prams, etc. NINNES’S, Opposite Post Office, QUEEN STREET :: MASTERTON.
VY/lIAT TO GIVE as Xmas gifts is rather a problem. The following list may help you:—White Backed Brushware and Hand Mirrors, Perfume Sprays, Perfumed Sachets and Pot Poufri, Exquisite Perfumes. Bath Salts, Manicure Sets, Face Powder, and hosts of other fascinating novelties waiting your inspection at Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen street, Masterton. MRS. DlLLON?’Floristr22 _ Church street/ ’phoiAi 1518. Wedding Bouquets, Presentation Bouquets, Wreaths, and Floral Designs on shortest notice. Nice selection of glasscovered wreaths Note address: 22 Church street, ’phone 1518.
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Wairarapa Age, 24 December 1924, Page 6
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