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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8207, 1 August 1905, Page 3

LATI'aST UP-TO-DATE "f7S7HEN the rain comes down, and SHAPES. . . . YY you feel the water trickling down your legs, nicely irrigating your feet, I 21/- f 25/-1 59./6, 35/-, ;IIU | making you -J't'ol very unhappy, 45/™, 55 ; -, 63/-. you'll sny : "Why the dickens didn't I buy a Macintosh." J. L. MURRAY. I THE QUALITY DFJAPER, - IVIASTERTOW. YOUR SIGHT IS PRECIOUS : y^ HO NOT NEGLECT IT. HENDERSON'S IMPROVED SENSES when adapted to the sight, preserve and strengthen it, I make no charge for testing your sight, and if you do not need spectacles I frankly tell you so. 1 only recommend them when necessary. • Best Nickel Steel Folders and Spectacles, 10/ S. 'Best LSct. Cold Filled, 20/-. A. HENDERSON, OPTICIAN. Telephone IQfi. P.O. Box a. W.F.C.A.. LTD., FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. LINOABNISH : ; EASE AND COMFORT. WHAT IS IT? i The new labour-saving Linoleum Polish ! J low and where can you find it ? The iini'st thing on the market! l? v purchasing one of There is no hard work re-quired! You paint it on with a brush ! Smith and Caughey's A beautiful gloss is the result ! ■ —... ~,<,.. . . Famous Ghairs v c have been appointed Nile Agents in j Masterton for Lixoarmsm. , pQ A m ]Au , lishi D t . We are showing a Hour prepared with , Li.n'oakmsh, and everybody interested is invited to inspect it. ; Sole Agents for the Wairarapa. Sold in Large or Small Tins. | FURNISHING DEPARTMENT W.F.C.A., LTD.. DPSTAIES. tTdwter & ca, "THE TALKBBTES," MA.STERTON. TjL_ g* „. - SONGS: ! S yRAW V <&h /•) " E»'Pt." " Cosy Corner Girl," " Killar-\--J&J*z) ff ney," "Holy City," "Blue Bell," "Down — fX^^Sr l ff~ Where the Wurzburger Flows," Tosti's 77^"- " Good - b y e «" " Laughing Songs." BELL SELECTBOMS : lv *r~ ~~ laP^^jffWp— 73F " Pretty as a Picture," " Marriage Bells," 'i - " Monastry Bells," " Pretty Peggy." \/ NEW RECORDS MOTE JUST LANDED. "THE ROYAL," a Perfect Phonograph, gjt&gl for 3Os> lightTtet so strong""" TIT T^ f~" m * m EUDGE-WBITWORTH. TTAVE you thought how foolish it is *-*- to ri(le a l,c " ni bic ' vck> '■ Jt means % SSk&JvSoX® pushing about pounds of widest* metal, I 2 Lightest Bicycle on the market, which fact ; «§&// Iβ in itself a guarantee of the most perfiSfiSw/ _ /© / f >,.7 quiili/!/. This is the result of scicnJmMy/i /M 'tific methods of manufacture, which secure 4sKK£f4£"?/9 absoluto accuracy and reliability in every &&&&£S/W detail without adding to the cost of the bicycle. RUDGE - WHITWORTIIS are the easiest to buy, as well as the easiest to ride. E. REYNOLDS & CO.. BEARD'S BUILDING, MASTERTON. 'Phone 134. R. POOK, Manager. LOOK THEM~OVEB^ WE ARE MAKING~T~SPECIAL DISPLAY. EASY "CHAIRS. THERE is great comfort and pleasure in the large Easy Chairs we are selling at close prices. They are strong in the frame, upholstered with good durable material, and thoroughly reliable in every respect. You won't mind the price-it is such an easy one. TOILET SETS. They are all of the latest stylish shape, Plain or Nicely Decorated. No place but here can you get such value in Toilet Ware. DUCHESS CHESTS. You cannot afford to go past us for your requirements in this line, We give such good value for money. Leave your order with us this week. HARTMANN, HOAR & PERMAIN, Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers and Undertakers, MASTERTON AND CARTERTON. ]^ok^lsbtainable AT C. C. AITKEN'S BOOK DEPOT, queen-st., masterton. " Hearts of Wales ' (Allen Raine). . " Maid Margaret," (S. R. Crockett). " The Error of Her Ways " (Frank Barrett). " Roger Trewinnion " (Joseph Hocking). " The Marriage of William Ashe " (Mrs Hum- " Prodigal Son " (Hall Came). phrey Ward). " Sandy " (A. Hegan Rice) " The Princess Passes" and "Castle of the " Crittenden " (John Fox). Shadow "C. N. and A. M. Williamson. " Celia's Fortune " (Adeline Sergeant). " The Coming Power " (Michael J. F. Me- "Mid the Thick Arrows" (Max Pemberton). Carthy). " Christians' Cross " (Annie S. Swan). " The Man who was Afraid " (Maxim Gorky). Etc., etc. ALL THE LATEST LITERATURE, the Leading Magazines, Weekly Papers and Periodicals delivered or posted to any address. C. C. AITKEN, Bookseller and Stationer, Queen-street, IVlasterton. AND AT RAILWAY BOOKSTALL.