Hooper's announce in another column the opening of their first shipments from Loodon and Paris of autumn and winter novelties, latest models in millinery, costumes, jackets, fashionable dress goods, skirts, dress trimmings, velvets, laces, etc. Hooper's are always to the front with the latest, and their patrons would do well to make an early call.—ad yt.
PROBLEM SOLVED. HOW a woman who is thin, pale and enervated through poverty of blood, may become plump, rosy and strong. WILTON'S BOVO-FERRUM (Beet and Iron) has done this for many women, and can do it for many more. A chemist who agreed to try it on his own daughter made tbe following statement: — "BOVO-FERRUM has worked wonders on my girl. I have since tried it on others with equally good results. It not only imparts new life and vigour, but it gives quite a characteristic complexion. I call it the ' Bovo-Ferrum Complexion.' " MORAL —If you are Antemic, take it. PRICE—HaIfa-Crown, all chemists. 6 1%/TASTERTON CYCLE WORKS . i-*-iL lead in prices for Duslop Z^^'/ TIKKS, INNIUI TuiiKS, RoiXl_tV^^/ Chains, Block Chains, Fixva'./^/^/ WIIEKLS, CoASTEK HcliS, Gak/^'^Y Lamps, Caiusidk, Oil Lamps /& m Candle Lamps. Anything /f[fY ' and Everything. Q repair all makes of /k '//Also Ci.kvkBicycles. We sell Bicvclks, English Bicycles, /£s/fl\.\.m\hv. r BicyAmerican Bicy- Impkiual Bides . . . Sxkll and Bicyclks, and famous Massey •?* X as,r ' s bieyeles, with /,&// free-wheel, cushion-frame, plated, steel or wood rims, /&?// INSPECTION INVITEJi AT /V// J- A. LYTTLE & SON., 'Phone 141. QUEEN-STREET. THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Teach Successfully by Mail. STUDY WHEN YOU LIKE. Fees for Complete Courses : £2:4:0 to £24 :8 : 0 Easy Time Payments: 10/-, 15/- or 20/- pec Month. IK S\ DIFFERENT COURSES, includO \J ing, amongst others, Mechanical Drawing ; Locomotive, Steam, Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, Hydraulic and Mining Engineering; Plumbing, Refrigerating, Advertising, Sign and Show Card Writing, Chemistry, etc. Full list of Courses, and all particulars, at my office, Queen-street, Masterton. S. E. WRIGHT, Agent. 6 An old favourite in new guise—try the TIGER TEA. -»£- Agents. FEDERAL DINING ROOMS. MR F. W. MITCHELL, who has held the position of Chef in leading hotels in the Colony, will open Dining and Afternoon Tea Rooms in premises recently occupied by Mr H. Beale, on WEDNESDAY, 23rd. The building has been extended and thoroughly renovated, and the Dining Rooms will be run on thoroughly up-to-date principles. ALL MEALS Is. AFTERNOON TEA 6d.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7724, 25 March 1904, Page 6
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391Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7724, 25 March 1904, Page 6
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