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Wairarapa Age, 28 July 1930, Page 6

Men Who Can Afford to Pay More tWill buy these Suits in preference —for they will recognise a Style, a Quality and a Degree of Workmanship available elsewhere in only higher priced garments. Short, tall, stout or slender, there’s a size to fit every man, a style to please him, and a weave and colour to give him satisfaction. MEN’S NAVY SERGE SAC SUITS, £5/5/MACLONE ALL WOOL WORSTED, £5/5/Men’s TWEED SUITS, in Buff, Fawn and Brown Effects. £5/5/-. Men’s SINCERITY, in New Worsteds. £6/10/- to £7/15/JUtarray Ltd. ~~ Sp*woW#> r> Mons end Juvfnin uzeor QUEEN STREET MASIERTON. Telephone 1135. P.O. Box 12.

Trappers! “Star and Crescent” RABBIT AND OPOSSUM TRAPS! « Lots of Three Dozen or More! ' SPECIAL SALE PRICE—--16/6 dozen “DINKUM” and “ONEIDA” JUMP TRAPS also in stock from 16/6 to 25/6 Dozen. These are all Traps that have Proved their efficiency in past Seasons.SECURE YOURS NOW! AT THE POPULAR SIMS HARDWARE STORES QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON.

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