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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 8944, 19 December 1907, Page 7

An__ ABOUT YOUR I CHRISTMAS GIFTS. 7 WSsBSw A T CHRISTMAS TIME > a gift, however small,from some ' relative or friend, always makes the festive season brighter, 1 and a gift from you, though perhaps not * costly, is often worth more to the recipient than you can tell. Often you are at a loss to know just what is right— what is appropriate, and what is within your means, but we are certain that from among the many .__«____________,___ hundreds of gifts which we have in stock you will find something suitable. You f. may rest assured, when purchasing here that your gifts will be acceptable, for || we keep nothing that is not of the very latest design and the best quality, while the ff prices are tho lowest possible. Below are illustrations and prices of some of our goods, but we invite and urge you to come and look through our magnificent stock °f Jewellery and Silverware before selecting your Christmas gifts. A. HENDERSON, S^ WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN, fls^ MASTERTON. S^t\l_lll Telephone 106 Established 22 Years. P 0. Box 52. Ladies' Bags, 7s 6d, lOs, 15s, 20s. Frank Dupre, Watchmaker & Manufacturing; Jeweller, Queen-st., Masterton. 'XmaS PfCSeiitS. _ Some of the Novelties. Butterfly Brooch and Pendants - something novel and nice. Jewellery is unrivalled in its universal acceptability as Christmas _ ~. . _ , ,_, , 0 . ~ J f j Spray and Crescent Brooches—l Oct. and 9ct, gold, gifts. Its unfailing beauty must bring life-long pleasure. I have -ni _T»_.r» b „ Fe&rl and Coral Stars and Pendant Drops, jusc opened a fine selection of exclusive jewellery—such irresis- ~ , ._, „ , , „ , , ~ ~ , Amethyst and Topaz Brooch and Pendant—the very latest, tibly pretty styles, so new and artistic that it will appeal to T -. ,_. . . _ ,_, , , m Ladies Ear rings in Coral, Pearl and Turquoise, you. The workmanship is high-class, and there is not an article r .. ,_, ,TT , _ c , , , . , J f _ > Ladies Peggy and Hand Bags—a fine lot to choose from, that falls short of my usual standard.

A Hawke's Bay Farm Bargain. 300 ACRES. £350 CASH. Balance at 4_ per cent. FOR private reasons, the owner cf one of the Choicest Little Farms in tbe Lower Hawke's Bay District must sell out AT ONCE. This property is situated about 7 miles from Dannevirke, is best cleared bush land, well watered by large stream, all in good grass, has small piece shelter bush, undulating country, good part ploughable, well fenced and subdivided. Splendid new hou-e, 8-hail cowshed, trapshed, etc. 2 -} miles from railway station and thriving township, 1-*- miles to factory. Winters Easily 3 Sheep per acne. PRICE: £15 per acre. Neighbouring place sold for £18. This is without doubt THE BARGAIN FARM of the district just now. Write us for any further particulars or when can inspect. WRATTEN AND SPENCE, The Hawke's Bay Land Salesmen, DANNEVIRKE.

Land and Produce. DALGETY & CO., LTD., Stock & Station Agents, Wool and Produce Brokers, Wellington, MASTERTON, Martinborough, Eketahuna and Pahiatua. WOOL I WOOL! WOOL! WE again beg to offer our services as Selling Brokers for the coming season. We can offer our clients every convenience for showing their wool to the best advantage, and our new Wellington Wool Store is pronounced by experts to be among the most up-to-date in Australasia. Shipment to London can be made by steamer or sailer at owner's option. The quantities of wool sold by the Company last season are far in advance of all previous records. SALES. 1906-07. 1905-06. Sales in Colonies ... 264,389 209,918 Shipped to London ... 67,936 71,694 332,325 281,612 Increase for past year totalling 50,713 FULL ADVANCE MADE against clips when required. Good wool means Top. Price, and to get good wool use QUIBELL'S DIP. CONSIGN YOUR WOOL TO Dalgety and Company, Ltd., Wellington. MITCHELL & GRIFFITH, Auctioneers, Land, Commission <% Finance Agents, EKETAHUNA & PAHIATUA. -fl /\<TkJfh ACRES, freehold, all in grass Xww'L/ but several pieces shelter bush, fenced into 30 paddocks, fences all in good order, 160 acres rich river flats, balance easy hills, can be mustered on horseback, winters 2 ewes to the acre and large number of cattle. Two 6 roomed houses, woolshed, yards, din, stables, and men's whare. Situated on main road, 7 miles from Pahiatua, 2 miles to station, creamery and school. Also to go with above— ££C)f\ ACRES, Education Lease, all in Oi_j" grass, carrying 2 sheep, 14 years to run at 6d per acre. PRlCE—Freehold, £12 10s per acre. Very easy terms. Leasehold, £3500. £550 cash, balance 5 per cent.