Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LX, Issue 9344, 15 April 1909, Page 3

t The Very Next Time YOU WANT A SUIT LET US BE YOUR TAILORS. We are convinced that no better suits than ours are made. We know that we give better material than other houses, and we guarantee a good, honest, well-fitting suit that is 111 be a source of pleasure and comfort to you. Nicol & Co., TAILORS & COSTUMIERS. IN TIMES OF SICKNESS • The Sick Room should IFaW^ have all the necessary |\ % % \ ' l_liP_k requisites that provide IW? ' WoMbs t l\ i _ i \ Wv"v'*vi /j___a___P y for the comfort and con- \ mSsGmA&T venience of the patient. \^/"?% v A • " _____I_P^ , We stock all the articles I %' \Sjlj" ll t required—each one helps J Mi I to make the work easier, ' M/// ih, I \v' ; l|'li and the prices Aye ask M/ Jj ,i \\\'Wf make them easy to buy. JM{ \, .//// i VW' IT _} £_■__] — —BUB XI C HI ___. „E3o___ £_j S3 \& l_r 9 ■■ _h Itfi _ Tffl Cr « W » M BJr _L _ • *'«• * • vJ» __■ MAS T E R TON.. ~■■_ ■ CPU CFft HlrTfli TAILORING.*™*"^ I There you have it in two words, H that are responsible for the g ever-growing demand of the B suits I make for scores 11 of men in and around this flj Take the suit I make for you, Eg wear it a few months . m then compare it with a suit M worn a similar time that has W been made elsewhere . M Compare their appearance, shape, » style and character—that's M about all I will suggest M Just now I've got splendid || stock of for --he || making of trousers : —. , H A. DONALD, I ■ High-grade Tailor, |£ i ,il ______~_. -gJF RELIABILITY TflUfUph— ~ POWER THESE are the distinctive features of the TRIUMPH MOl OR CYCLE. \ The TRIUMPH is easy to ride and easy , to handle. [ t**£ Many victories in Reliability and Speed »~« r '"_ contests have proved the Supei iority of the €*« ££• TRIUMPH over all others. g f S ss 3 Most comfortable moto. to ride. «*_i . T5 i 3 Obtain particulars from the local agent — ROBT. POOK, Queen Street, Masterton. i _________— __-—__———. ( FLEXIBILITY frill-l-pll COMFORT JUST arrived new and large shipment of DEERSTALKING RIFLFSand CARTRIDGES including, '303 Winchester Repeating Rifles and Carbines, -.303 Remington Repeating Rifles, 44 cal. Repeating Rifles, etc. Also SPECIAL -303 SHORT BARREL REPEATING CARBINE, made specially for deerstalkers. Cartridges—-303 Eleys' Soft Nose, -303 British. Soft-Nose, C.A.C. Soft-Nose, and explosive, -30220 Soft-Nose, and 7M/M Mauser, etc. GUN REPAIRS— Send your repairs early to avoid delay when season opens. WING Telopnone 240] Gunsmiths, fP.O. Box 146. MASTERTON. (Opposite. Post Office.) AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. [Established 1849.J HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR LARGEST BONUSES. ALL POLICIES ISSUED ON OR PRIOR TO 31 st DECEMBER NEXT WILL SHARE IN THE PROFITS TO BE DIVIDED AS AT | THAT DATE. i ! Total CASH BONUSES divided amongst the Members jfil 3,596,507 j AMOUNT of CASH PROFITS Divided for ONE I- YEAR (1907) £708,245 > 1 Equal to over 36 per cent, of the Premiums received under Participating Assuri ance Policies during tho year. i j EVERY YEAR A BONUS YEAR. i INSURE AT ONCE, AND PARTICIPATE IN i THE PROFITS FOR THE CURRENT I YEAR, I EDWARD W. LOWE, j BRANCH OFFICE: Resident Secretary. « CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. ! ' < Masterton District Office: Perry-street. < H. J. FRANCIS, District Secretary.