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Wairarapa Age, 13 March 1929, Page 4

READ AND LEARN. A little booklet dealing with, a subject of interest to every property-owner—and especially to farmers—has been' issued by the Public Trust Office. It is entitled r “THE FARMER’S WILL” and is full of valuable informr ation. It will be appreciated by all who wish to safeguard the future welfare of their families. A copy of the booklet may I be obtained from any Office or Agent of tfhe Public Trustee, or free by post 'from the Public Trustee, Wellington. I EVEREST SOAP POWDER Manufactured from Purest Ingredients. Unequalled for Quality and Results. SUPPORT THE LOCAL WORKS AND KEEP WAIRARAPA PROGRESSIVE EVEREST POWDER THE BEST PRODUCED.

MASTERTON OPTICAL SERVICE 5 Don’t Strain your Eyes and Suffer Discomfort. CONSULT—HY. F. DEVERILL, REFRACTING OPTICIAN, Opposite Midland Hotel. BANNISTER STBEET, MASTERTON. Mr. Deverell will re-visit Carterton on THURSDAY, March 14, and may be consulted at Dalefield Dairy Co.’s office. Hours, 0.30 a.m. till 4 p.m. LATEST EFFECTS IN HAIRDRESSING. QUR SKILLED HAIRDRESSERS please our patrons by their superior work. Eugene Permanent Waving, • Marcel, Finger and Water Waving; Hair Trimming, Etc. T. A. ROBINSON, TELEPHONE 1655. New Address: Next Hugo & Shearer. 61 QUEEN STBEET. RECENT NOVELS OF OUTSTANDING MERIT. I. 1 ‘ DARKENED ROOMS, ’ ’ by Sir Philip Gibbs. I “LILY CHRISTIE,” Michael Arlen. [ “THE TWO BRIDES,” F. E. Penny. “SENTINEL OF THE DESERT,” by Jackson Gregory. ' “HELEN,” by Georgette Heyer. . “DATCHLEY INHERITANCE,” by' Stephen McKenna. PRICE, 6/- Each. at . ; McLEOD & YOUNG, Agents for i CHAS. BEGG & CO.’S FAMOUS : PIANOS. , MISS MACKAY, FLORIST. ’ 25 KURIPUNI STBEET, 1 MASTERTON. ■ I _ TELEPHONE 1629. ( t SEATON, SLADDEN & PAVTIT, J REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEERS + AND LICENSED SURVEYORS. s MASTERTON AND WELLINGTON t “The Children’s Photographer.’ ' MARIE DEAN. ’ Specialises in Coloured Portraiture” c 126 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. 3 -t TELEPHONE, 21/706. o