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Wairarapa Age, 19 March 1929, Page 7

iW j BEDBOOM FURNITURE! MODERN STYLES! ONE-THIRD LESS! QOME AND SEE the Bedroom Furniture I am offering at a Saving of one-third on Shop prices. I make to order if desired. ARTHUR E. BRIGHT, KURIPUNI FURNITURE FACTORY, .QUEEN ST. SOUTH. MASTEBTON.. TELEPHONE 1189. "FROM FACTORY TO YOU.”

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SEE THE 1929 FABRICS! T>ICH BLUES, Smart. Greys, New v Tans—Men are everywhere becoming more colour conscious. You haven’t realised it perhaps, but it’s true. The new 1929 Fabries for Men are a triumph of the Fabric Artists’ Skill. See them at Krahagen & Chapman’s. In two and three-button models, single or double-breasted as you prefer them. Krahagen and Chapman’s Style are London Styles—only one mail behind. I Krahagen b ChapiiMiaim TAILORS, j PERRY STREET. MASTERTON.

LEVIN & CO., LTD., Merchants. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. AGENTS FOB— Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd.—Fire, Accident, anl Live Stock. “LISTER” Sheep-Shearing Machine, Engines and C earn Separators. Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Iti., (direct to London). O Royal Mail Line (via Suez). Messagenes Maritimes Cie (via Suez). R. and C. Line All-Red Route (across Canada). Union S.S. Co.’s Overseas Routes. Northern Steamship Co. (New Plymouth to Onehunga). Cooper’s, Little’s and Fison’s Sheet Dips. Sutton’s Famous Pedigree Farm Seeds. I Pison Fertilisers. And all Agri—ltnral Manures.