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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11591, 13 February 1913, Page 8

LAND AMD PBODUOI. GOOD LITTLE FREEHOLD IN WAIRARAPA, THEEE MILES FROM FREEZING WORKS. ■I KA ACEES, all level and well watered. Suitable for mixed farming. Cottage and necessary outbuildings. Situated about 6 miles from Masterton. PRICE, £27 per acre, and only £500 cash required. C. C. ROBB A CO., LAUD JLGXXTI AND IHAI3BXOKEKS, Queen-itreet Jiwterton. A GAS COOKER IS, CHEAP— pHEAP both to buy and to use Ten ehillings deposit and a small payment each month will make the cooker your own. No charge for fitting either; and you may have the services of a lady demonstrator at your home to show you the most economical way of using it. The gas bill won't be big, either —no more than you are paying for wo and coct.l. And remember aU the advantages: No wood to cut, no coal to carry, no dirt, n(> ashes, no heat, no worry. Doesn 't that sound better than continuing with your hot, dusty range? Five hundred people in Masterton cook by gas —ask them; they can tell >£ the advantages. But decide now; the hot weather is coming quickly. THE GAS SHOWROOM, MASTERTON. MUSICAL EVENINGS FOR ONE OR A HUNDRED. TTOW nice it is to be able to provide music in the homo.. You have no need to draw on lac ability of your friends to supply an evening's entertainment. You simply purchase a DIPLOMA GEAMAPHONE and seme Records of music that, you iike, 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 3s Gd each; Needles Is box of 400, or 4s per 1000. DIPLOMA GRAMAPHONES in stock £3, £4, £7, £12, £15. "Cheaper than the Cheapest, Better than the Best." O.K. FANCY GOODS & STATIONERY DEPOT, A. BRADFORD, Proprietor. (Near Thompson-Payne Pictures). FARMERS. RICK COVERS. RICK COVERS. 'C'ABMEBS, protect your stacks this unsettled weather by usinj one of JAMES ELLIOTT & CO.'S RICK COVERS. Is 2d to 3s per square yd. 18 x 21, £2 19s 6d. TRAVELLING REQUISITES. OVERLAND TRUNKS, BRIEF AND KIT BAGS, SUIT CASES, HAT BOXES. LADIES' PEGGY BAGS, Real Leather, Leather Lined, 3s 6d to 30s. JAMES ELLIOTT Jk CO. Phone 52 - .. .. Bo.: 76. A COLD IN THE HEAD OR * NASAL CATA ® CURED BY PLllEiif IS! D WBHWO Ural $3 we MsBL *£& i^s3 slightly diluted with water and © gargled as follows:—The patient © should be seated, or, better still, 9 lying prone on the back, with the © head slightly below the level of the Q body. ' While gargling (or swallow- q ing slowly) the head should be #* thrown backwards, so that the m, medicine, coming in contact with 4% the uvula and the roof of the a ** palate, may enter the passages lead- • ©ing to the nostrils. _ A forward and downward move- ™ _ ment of the head will then cause _ w the fluid to pass through the nasal *9 passages, and thereby rapidly dissi- © pate mucous accumulations. a 9 Boothing effect Is immediately pro- © duced; and a repetition of the Q gargling at intervals will effect a O final cure. M Insist upon having " FLUENZOL " C) . and accept no substitute. A 69 1/6 Chemists and Stores 2/6 &£••••••••••