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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13823, 2 May 1919, Page 4

SMART COSTUMES FOR WINTER WEAR. I THE NEW' COSTUMES now being ehown at Hugo and Shearer's axe c smart to a degree. The materials are "nobby" and the designs are the very newest. Below we mention four typical styles and cordially invite inspection: — Exclusive Model Costume in Nigger Gabardine. Coat has box pleats c from yoke, belt and small roll col- v lar with revers, trimmed buttons, t I smart plain skirt with belt at waist. Prico £6 7s 6d. Very smart styles in Harris Tweed < Costumes, semi fitting coat, inverted pleat at back, pockets and belt, trimmed self buttons, skirt is the newest cut, giving a straight effect. Smartly Tailored Costumo in Black* & White Check. Coat has semi-fitt-in<v back with inverted pleats at sides and back, belt at sides and front, patch pockets, tailored coat collar, smart skirt, finished with belt at waist and pleats. Price £5 10s. Smart, useful Coats in Heather, Brown and Grey Tweeds, full cut, large muffler collar of Coney Seal, new. • slip in pockets and belt. HUGO AND SHEARER'S ••THE STORE OF PROGRESS." MASTERTON. BABY GRAND & FOUR-NINETY 1913 MODEL. 5, 3 and 2-seatere. "GRANT SIX" In 5 and 3-Seaters. FOE BEST VALUE in CARS. All these Models fitted with Electric Lights and Self-starter. Call or ring, and arrange for a demonstration run and full particulars. SOLE WAIBABAPA AGENTS: H. J. JONES AND CO. MOTOR ENGINEERS. LINCOLN ROAD .... MASTERTON. ' Telephones— ' Garage 51. t Private 51. VULCANIZING AT CUT RATES. "VT AIL-HOLES from Is each. Biowouts according to size (none too 3 large). Dunlop, Kelly-Springfield and 3 Kedly Tubes. Bergougnan Tyres 3 stocked. J. W. DONOGHUE, VULCANIZING SPECIALIST, Three Doors from Paramount. TELEPHONE N"O- 663 , W. SAXON CHARLSWORTH. &SSOC. MEM. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. AUTHORISED SURVEYOR. - 59 QUEEN STEEET, MASTEETON.. PHONE 885. HERE WE ARE AGAIN MY Stock of Furniture and other "*■ goods is diminishing rapidly just now, and although to the casual observ- " er I have a big stock, but there being such a demand I want to buy more. I am always open to buy houses ef furni- " ture, large or small lots. Good prices - given for good stuff. No commisson to f pay; no cartage. You save all that by a selling to me. Furniture, bicycles, trap, a carts, gigs, drays, brakes, harness, moa tor bikes, farm implements of every de- * scription, bought, sold or exchanged. 3 Goods also bought or sold on commise sion. Houses of furniture valued; charX. ges moderate. J AT RUSSELL'S GENERAL t STORE-. FURNITURE DEALER, '" 133-188 QUEIiN ST., MASTJEIiTOJH,. : PHONE 119. Private 119 A .: THE LAW OF SUCCESS. npHE life histories of most men who 1) ■ have succeeded are simple. They have looked ahead, they havo planned, they have equipped themselves with r.ll the knowledge available, and success a has followed. The Law of Success is "PREPARE IN ADVANCE FOR OPPORTUNITIES.'' a Let Banks Comniorcial College prepare you in advance for opportunities which are sure to come. Let Banks' College make you ready. '* Write to-day for a prospectus on any of these subjects: ACCOUNTANCY, BOOKKEEPING, ADVEETISING, JOURNALISM, *" COMMEECIAL LAW , LAW PROFESSIONAL, ALL PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS, CHAIBMANSHIP, AECHITECTUEE, etc., etc. ■ Correspondence and Personal Tuition. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE WELLINGTON, CHEISTCHURCH, and NEW PLYMOUTH. ir H. AMOS, c Managing Director, Wellington. 'S t, (A CARD.) q , WATSON & GOODER. REGISTERED ARCHITECTS, r QUEEN ST MASTEETON. TELEPHONE 142. SEATON, &*.ADD£W & PAVBTT CIVIL ENGINEERS AND AUTHORISED SUaVEYOEH. MASTERTON AND WELLINGTON.;