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Wairarapa Age, 6 January 1926, Page 7

Eclipse “Holdfast” Netting Will solve your fencing problems. Having a stiffer cross stay which cannot slip, it possesses the maximum security and dura* bib tv. Writ* far Fwe Catalogue. I iJSrk ' *7 nF "TT 6 Grey street, Palmerston N. THE WEDDING—AND YOUR GIFT. rjiHE selection of an appropriate token of your good wishes to the Happy Couple is worth special attention, and Bradbury’s offer a most delightful range of the most welcome presents. SILVER AND E.P. WARE are gifts that hold pride of place for the important occasion, and our stocks are the finest in the district. Select the Bridesmaids’ presents here, too, where hosts of charming suggestions wait you. J. BRADBURY, Jeweller, MASTEBTON.

MASTERTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. Motor Mechanics: A class' for apprentices to the Motor Enigneering Trade will be held in future on Tuesday mornings at 8 o’clock. Boys not yet apprenticed will also be admitted to the class. 1926 SESSION. FIBST TERM COMMENCES FEBBUABY. , FtTLL DAY COURSES. Commercial Courses Including Bookkeeping, Typewriting and Shorthand, etc. Industrial Course, Including Mechanical Engineering subjects (for boys intending to enter Engineering and other trade, and farming.) Home Science Course, Including Dressmaking, Millinery, Cookery, etc. e Art Course, Drawing and Design and Painting. Parents of children intending to take any of the above courses next year are requested to notify the Principal before the close of the present school year. Holders of Standard VI. Proficiency or Endorsed Competency Certificates admitted free. Students over 14 years of age may be admitted free to practical courses without Standard VI. Certificate. Railway passes supplied to all free place holders. Full narticulars on application to THE PRINCIPAL. A. RIPPON’S " ODD CASH BUTCHERY. ’Phone 1308. PROMPT DELIVERY.