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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11560, 8 January 1913, Page 6

Great » Annual m Stock-taking Sale yAT c i frl • Oilll ill iUIIJUS Will commence on FRIDAY NEXT, January 10th. rw' You know what this means. It will pay you to WAIT. \^ Our Sales are recognised as the event of the season in the ' ■** Drapery Trade. We have some Sensational Bargains to offer. WAIT FOR FRIDAY NEXT. C* SMITH, Ltd., j^ Pr>©mlep Draper* and Clothie^^ Maaterton. day is the Nsckmt. ; ig JUST NOW we are showing a unique collection of charming NECKLETS of dazzling beauty and rare quality, in a great variety of sup- : erb patterns. These exquisite examples of dainty Jewellery were bought by us direct from the leading London and Paris houses, and are undoubtedly the choicest goods we have ever shown. Lovers of beautiful jewels are invited to pay a visit to our Jewellery Store. (SUCCESSOR TO FRANK DUPRE) j WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, GOLD AND SILVERSMITH. 'PHONE 182. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. MASTERTOk f^y

w —i^ MUSICAL EVENINGS FOB, ONE OR A HUNDRED. TTOW nico it is to be able to provide 1 - E - A jiuisic in the home. You have no ikhml to draw on the ability of your friends to supply an evening's entertainment. Yon 'simply purchase a DIPLOMA GRAMA PHONE and some Records of music that you like, and you can have a concert, at any time right in your own home. We have just opened up 70 Records of Billy Williams' latest songs, and a big assortment of Band pieces. Call and hear them. Double-sided Records :>s 6d each; Needles Is box of 400, or 4s per 1000. DIPLOMA G-RAMAPHONES iv stock £3, £4, £7, £12, £15. ""Cheaper than the Cheapest, Better than the Best." O X FANCY GOODS & STATIONERY DEPOT, A. BRADFORD, Proprietor. (Near Thompson-Payne Pictures). FOR HIRE BY TELEPHONE, LETTER, OR TELEGRAM. LATEST 5-SEATER TOURING CAR. 1013 MODEL 1913 J ANDAUS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES and every kind of vehicle on hire. CABS MEET ALL TRAINS. "G" Spring Carriages for Invalids. PADDOCKING and STABLING at reasonable rates. PINHEY BROS., LTD., PROPRIETORS., 'Phone 18.

EAST COAST MAIL SERVICE. TONES, SCOTT AND CO. teg to " notify the residents of Mastertoa ami settlers of the East Coast, that they have taken over the above mail x ---'\ .service, so long eonductea by Messrs Pinhey Brop., and they trust, by corns tvsy and strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of their support. Coaches leave P.O. as follows: — FROM MASTERTON. Tinui, Whakataki and Every Monday, Wednesday, and Prin day, leaving Masterton at 7.45 a.m. Homewood: Every Tuesday and Fri-i day, leaving Masterton at 8.30 a m. Stronvar: Every Monday and Thurs-i day, leaving Masterton at 7 a.m. FAKES: "Seats can be booked at th«; stables during the day up till 6 p.m.jj and in the evening from 8 till 9 o'clock. Patrons please note that all luggage and parcels for delivery must be left at our Coaching Stables, at the rear ofl Mr Eton's Pharmacy. 'Phone 130. GLADSTONE SPORT* WILL BE HELD AT "V. '. GLENSIDE ON j WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22nd. : (Anniversary Day.) DOMINATIONS for HANDICAP -" EVENTS will close on JANUARY 16th, with A. E. BOOTH. : A. K. STRANG, ''■ Joint Secretaries. Programmes on application to the v above. I "jMTASTERTON-WHAKARUA MAIL SERVICE. \ r ia Gladstone and Longbush.; j ROY TAN KERSLEY^Jk Wishes to notify the public that fc&willj run a MOTOR CAR, leaving Whakarua every morning at; 7.30, Gladstone 8.45, returning from, Masterton Post Office at 3 p.m. Parcels may be, left at LYTTLB'St GARAGE, Chapel-street.