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■ ‘ ' |(00 >T a Exh • =: \IGOb ii lOwwiii ALWAYS ASK FOR T ’ ■! ‘ SUNSET ’ | TEA “Somet” Tea is a dunce Broken Orange Pekoe, skilfully ;! blended and entirely free of harmful tannin dust Its j! rich flavour will appeal to every taste, and being packed ;! in lead-lined boxes, its delicious freshness is always re- ;! tained. Always ask for “Sunset” Tea, 51b boxes priced 5 at 2/6 ®»- (plus sales tax). J; NZ LOAN & MERCANTILE j Agency Co., Ltd., MASTERTON AND PAHIATUA.

■ Leather Coats 1 ■ ■ SPECIAL END OF SEASON OFFER! i We have a limited number of Latkes’ and Men’s High Grade Leather Coats, which we are clearing at 67/6 | ■ 4 Stock Sizes Only. C 5 J. ELLIOTT & Co. | LEATHER SPECIALISTS AND SPORTS DEALERS. QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. ■

Opportunity j ■ STILL KNOCKING! ; ■ ■ ——■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The Arts & Crafts continue to open Rare Bargains in ■ New and Used Pianos and Gramophones. ■ The Prices are so Low and the Terms so Easy that you need no longer delay the pleasure of seeing the young- ■ sters enjoy a most important part of their Education. ■ ■ Under our Easy Payment System you can install a Glori- ■ ous 69-guinea Gramophone for a Deposit of 16/-, and pay the balance at 2/9 per week for three years. ■ „ THE GREATEST INVESTMENT YOU HAVE EVER CONSIDERED. ! ■ — ■ ■ Call in for a Demonstration and discuss it to-day at the—- ■ Arts & Crafts I ■ QUEEN STREET. < MASTERTON. ; ■