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Wairarapa Age, 7 January 1926, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. £2O REWARD. A.B.C. MOTOR SERVICE. mHE above reward will be paid to anyone giving information leading to the conviction of person or persons who wilfully drained the water from the radiator of my ’bus at Tauherenikau Races on Saturday last. A. B. COTTRELL. MOVING OUT SALE. FOOTWEAR BARGAINS For Niue Days Only. AUR LARGE -STOCKS OF FOOTV WEAR AND HOSIERY MUST BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST. SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY, January 7, CLOSING SATURDAY, January Id. Now is your opportunity to. purchase / i NEW AND FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR AND HOSIERY At less than Wholesale Prices. THE SOUTH END FOOTWEAR STORE, OPPOSITE QUEEN’S HOTEL, MASTERTON. START THE NEW YEAR WELL. jg’NLIST with our numerous satisfied customers. McKinstry & Silvester, “THE POPULAR GROCERS,” Opposite Hotel Midland, BANNISTER STREET. ’Phone 1473. MASTEBTON HOSIERY MILLS LTD. APPLICATIONS are invited for girls as learners. Apply Manager, > Lincoln road. WELLINGTON-MASTERTON. DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. AND WEEK-END. TVfB. A. H. CROUCHER has pleasure ■**”• in announcing that, having purchased a new 7-passenger Master Six 'Buick Tourer, he his commenced a DAILY MOTOR SERVICE (Sundays (included). Leaves Gresham Hotel, Lambton Quay (opp. Kirkcaidie and Staines), Wellington, 5 p.m., ejeept Saturday. Leaves Empire Hotel, Masterton, 7 am. except Saturdays and Sundays. WEEK-END TIMETABLE: Leaves Masterton 2 p.m. every Saturday, returning as usual at 5 pm on Sundays. Bookings at Empire Hotel, Masterton (’phone 1493), or Garage 1174. Bookings at Gresnam Hotel, Wellington, ’phone 40-497. FARES, 11/- Single, 20/- Return. A. H. CROUCHER, PROPRIETOR. CHEAP NEW YEAR READING at N. R. BR Price 3/6 each. “The Justice of The Duke” (Rafael Sabatini) “Captain Blood” (Rafael Sabatini) “The Strolling Saint” (Rafael Sabatini) “A Damsel in Distress-” (Wodehouse) “Love Among the Chiel.ens” - (Wodehouse) “The Man in Ratcatci ■” (Sappperj “The Game and the andle” (Hocking) “The Bridge Builders ” (Annie Swan) “ I’ - -- idle” (Jenkins) “Pr.-, Jim” (Wodehouse) “Geroid Cranston’s Lady(Gilbert Fraunau) Tetherstones” (Ethei Dell) “i'hi! Mind of Mr Reeder” (Edgar Wa< i) “The Rise of Phillip Barrett” (David Lyuil; ‘Tales of Fishes” (Zan- rey) ■‘P. Smith in the City” (W • aov.sc) _ied and B”*.i C iee Richmond) ‘ * Rufus ’ ’ ; Ui ace Richmond) BROWN’S BOOK ST’ ” QUEEN STREET, ’Phone 1986. MASIERTON-WELUNGTON CAR. Daily Service. A LATEST special model 7-seater BUICK 6 will leave the Hotel Midland, Masterton, at 7.15 am. DAILY, Sunday included, returning the same day. Car leaves H. Savage's, Lamb ton Quay (opp. Occidental Hotel), on return journey at 4 p.m. Seats may be booked at Midland, Masterton and Savage’s, Wellington. FARE: Single 12/-. E. B. SMITH, F. STANIFORTH, Proprietors. 'Phones 1848 and 2502. VVTHAT BETTER than a Box of Choice Cigars for a Xmas or New Year present. We have them nicely packed in 10, 25 and 50’*. J. Purchase, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queen street.