WHAT WILL IUU I>U WITH THE WINTER EVENINGS ? Why not take a course with the INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS ? YOU study at home and are being txainined all she time. . . . Local References to Masterton Students; ISO Different Cources to Choose From, Including—Engineering, Building Contractors, Electrical, Chemistry, Surveying, Commercial, Mathematics, Plumbing, Mining, Drawing, etc., etc. Send for full Descriptive Pamphlet or call . on . S. E. WRIGHT, QUEEN-STBEET, - MASTERTON, And hear all about the Schools. THE PERMANENT INVESTMENT & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WAIKAKAPA. MAIN-STKEET, GREYTOWN. DEPOSITS. TOE Association is prepared to accept Fixed Deposits upon full current rates of interest. INVESTMENT SHARES. Shares which are payable by Monthly Subscriptions are now being issued. No better means of saving is offered to the public. For full information apply to the Agents or — WALTER A. TATE, Manager. Masterton Agent—Mb G. S. W. Dalbimplb Pahiatua Agent—Me J. D. C. Crewe. Eketahuna Agent—Mr G. M. Porney. Oarterton Agents—Messes F. H. Wood & Sons, Ltd. Featherston Agent—Mr J. G. Cox. Martinborough Agent—Me J. W. Card. S. J. BEST & CO., VARNISH AND PAINT WORKS, Auckland. TO/jT ANUFACTURERS of all kinds of Om JojJL and Spirit Varnibhe3 for Cabinetmakers, Painters, Decorators, and Coachbuilders. Colours —Dry, in Paste, in Gold Size in Turps. [Established 1885.] JPOR PAINTING AND VARNISHING, GO TO ROBERT J. LYTTLE. SCRIMMiNG AND PAPERHANGING, GO TO ROBERT J. LYTTLE. YOU WILL BE PLEASED BY A VISIT TO KINSEY, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, uambton-Quat, WELLINGTON. OLD photographs copied and enlarged. We take a pleasure in photographing Children. IMPERIAL CALF FOOD. A Scientific Preparation to replace Butter Fat in Separated Milk. THE CHEAPEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD ON THE MARKET. Will fatten as well as rear. Calves fed upon Imperial Calf Food have taken the prize at the Christchurch Show for veal or butcher's purposes. The favourite food in the great dairying districts of Southland. Contains no chemicals to injure the coating of a calf's stomach, and so retard growth afterwards. Satisfaction guaranteed, and no failures. Packed in 251b, 501b, 1001b, and 2001b s sacks. LANGDOWN & SON, CHRISTCHURCH. TO CYCLISTS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I have now on view in my shop my Latest Importation of ROVER BlCYCLES—fitted with all the latest improvements known to the trade. The merits of the ROVER are too well known to need comment here, but it should be noted that this make of Bicycle topped the sales at Home for the past season. The Masterton members of the New Zealand Band, who recently visited England, re> port that the ROVER is the favorite machine there, and, on being shown over the factory, were amazed at the magnitude of it. Those intending to make a purchase for the coming season should call and inspect the ROVERS now on view. J. C. EWINGTON.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7778, 23 June 1904, Page 3
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