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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7502, 3 July 1903, Page 3

TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received for additions to Woolshed, near Alfredton (addres'ed to S. J. Alpasb, Esq., Alfredton) until Wednesday, July 8. Plans and specifications at this office. W. PINCHES, Aicbittct. W.F.C.A. NOTICE. SHAREHOLDERS are requested to return Coupons and Vouchers on or before JULY 31st, to enable them to participate in the Annual Bonus. J. CASELBERG, Secretary. Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd., Masteiton. " RINGWELL." CfIAPEL-STREET. ACCOMMODATION for Gentlemen Boarders. Peimanents only. Piano, Bath, [ Every Home Comfort. Under the management of Mb and Mns E. Street. D. DONALD'S PATENTS. 100 Wool Presses 1000 Wire Strainers 500 Jacks 117 ILL be ready for the ensuing season. American Agencies n Sheep-Sheamng Machines, hand and power, made by W. Cooper and Nephew, Chicago, having aU the latest improvements. The Heffman Automobile, will carry six. The Murray Car Runabout, to carry three. Reid's Cream Separators. Fahbank, Morse and Co.'s Gasoline En^ GINES, WINDMIXL3 and PUMPS. Male ble Iron Castings, in quantities. Columbia Gsai-hophone. Wool Sheds fitted up with f hearing Machines, Gasoline Engine and Wool Press. The Best Workmanship and Material to be found in America applies to the above goods. DONALD DONALD, Masterton - - New Zealand. VAMPINOLA WILL teach you how to play the piano without knowledge of music. Po:ted 2/9. All kinds Music and Instruments at Welington Piices, at Elliot's Book Arcade, MASTBRTON. MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Essay Competition On " The Praotical Farming of 640 Acres." Entries Close on July 7th, 1903. Full particulars on applications to— J. B. EMMETT, Secretary, Masterton. NOTICE. FTIRESPASSERS, with or without guns _L and dogs, on the properties of the undersigned, will be prosecuted. J. & H. HOLMES. JAS. MACARi. E. BANNISTER. ANY person found trespassing on the properties of the undersigned with dog or gun will be prosecuted without further notice. GRAY BROS, Fairburn C. WYETH J. RAYNER, Kakare W. B. ALLEN, Stoneleigh PERRY BROS., Penrose A. NORMAN, FANCY GOODS & DRAPERY, IS still continuing business in Masterton, and is selling at SALE PRICES. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN EVERY LINE. LADIES' PINAFORES, at 2/6. LADIES' APRONS, 9d. G«NTS' SHIKTS, at Lowest Prices Possible. Call and Inspect at the shop opposite the Occidental Hotel.

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. IT is to the interest of every Cyclist to be well acquainted with the various improvements that take place in "the WORLD OF WHEELS, and it is therefore WORTH WHILE WATCHING the growth and extent of our Bicycle Business. We move forward while others sand still, because in our Sales Department we buy largely from the Manufacturers, and sell at a fair (not exorbitant) profit. Because in our REPAIR SHOP we employ competent MEN, and no cheap boy labour ; hence we have the confidence of our patrons. JENKINSON & CO., LTD., Lower Queen Street, Masierton. i

Are You Getting All That's Coming to You From Your TftllopP ABE you getting the Good Quality of Fabric, the High-class Tailoring, the Natty Fit and the Eefined Look that we put into every Suit that goes out of this establishment ? YOU KUN NO BISKS! YOU TAKE NO CHANCES! when your Suit Orders are placed with R. B. DAVIS & CO., 61a, Lambton-quay, WELLINGTON. (Late with Kirhcaldie and Stains, Ltd.) THE KIND OP FRAMES TO be used is very lnuoh a matter of taste. It is important, though, that the Frames set properly on the nose, and the right distance from the eyes. That the lenses be perfectly centred. How are you to know when soma one is guessing ? We never guess. '.'. GLASSES BIGJHT— GOOfi SIGHT." HERBERT T. WOOD, Chemist and Optician, • Mabtebtoh. PHOTO FRAMES IN every design and size. The largest stock in the Call and see them. Elliot's Book Arcade, MA6XEBiaN. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY J AT A. E. Winzenberg's, QuEEN-ST., MaSTKBTON. k N inspection of the Vestibule respectA. fully solicited. Telephone No. 125,