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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 14005, 16 December 1919, Page 4

YOU NEED IT NDW! TRAVELLING BAGS, SUIT-CASES CABIN TRUNKS, ETC. TjWERYONE Knows the scarcity of Leather Goods, and to those contemplating a little jaunt at Christmas or New Year we say: "Get right in," as stocks are unreplaceable this season. ATTACHE CASES .. 8/6 to 50/KIT BAGS, Solid Leather—4s/- to 49/6 SUIT CASES, very Light Weight— Prices—27/6 37/6 to 41/6 SOLID LEATHER SUIT-CASES-Prices —i 5- to £7 7/CANVAS CABIN TRUNKS, all fitted with Tray; Solid Leather Corners— witn ira y^ rlcea _^ E5 5/ _ t0 £ 7 15/6 LADIES HAT BOXES, strongly made. Prices —45/- to 50/HUGO & SHEARER'S. OLOTHEEES & MERCERS. MASTERTON. JUST LANDED! JUST LANDED! NEW SHIPMENT OP CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS. Fitted with HIGH TENSION MAGNETO And maintaining the usual CHEVROLET EFFICIENCY, ECONOMY & DURABILITY. Those in need of a Car for all roads and all weathers at a cost within the means of any prospective car owner SHOULD CALL ON H. J. JONES AND CO. CITY GARAGE. MASTERTON. LINCOLN ROAD .... MASTEETON. Telephones— Garage 1300. Private 1112. WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S (Incorporated) FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL TJTGHLAND Q.ATHERING — AND — A THLETIC /CARNIVAL. PUBLIC PARK, MASTERTON IDEAL PICNIC GROUNDS. Hot Water Provided Free. YEW YEAR'S DAY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1920. THE BIG GATHERING OF THE YEAR. At which the Following Challenge Shields and Cups will be competed for — "Tae Hessey Challenge ShieVi" for Ambulance Competitions (Men). "The WiUowDank Challenge Cup" for Nursing Competitions (Women). "The W.C.S. Pipe Band Challenge Cup , ' for open Bagpipe Music. "The Blairlogie Challenge Cup" .for Class C. "The Brancepeth Challenge Bowl" for Class B.; and "The Kahumingi Challenge Cup" for Class A l , Champion Juvenile Dancer "The Beetham Challenge Shield" ior Boy Scout Competitions. • ' UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS!! AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS!! Bring the Bairns and enjoy a Genuine Scotch Gathering. ENTRIES for all Events, including Piping and Dancing Events, Close on SATURDAY, December 20, at noon. Sports commence.at 10.30 sharp. Every arrangement is being made for the enjoyment of visitors. A GOOD DAY'S SPORT. Q.RAND QONCERT Will be held in the Opera House, commencing at 8 o'clock, at which the best procurable talent will assist. PRICES: 3/- and 2/No Extra Charge for Booking. W. GILLESPIE, Secretary. Picaninnies Paradise. , ££ HEDLEY'S HEDLEY'S O.K. TOY & FANCY GOODS DEPOT. (Near Paramount Pictures.) STRONG Toys, Sensible Toys, Jolly Toys, Little Toys, Big Toys—they are all here —waiting for someone to own and enjoy them on Christmas morning after Santa Claus has visited the humblest, as well as the richest home. THE CHILDREN ARE WELCOME. Bring Them All —and some as soon as possible now. We invite Mothers and Fathers to give themselves over to the little ones for an hour or two, and to bring them to our magnificent display of English, Japanese, French and American Toys and Dolls, before the best are gone. Also a Splendid Selection of Xmas and New Year Cards. Shop Open Every Evening till 9 o'clock. O.K. TOY & FANCY GOODS DEPOT, (Near Paramount Pictures.) DENTAL NOTICE. VTR. H. CLARKSON Begs to intimate that having returned from the Front he will Resume the practice )£ his profession on or about the 25th NOVEMBER, 1919; being unable to procure the premises accupied by him oxioT to going into camp, he has se•ured rooms above the W.F..C.A. Stock Department (opposite Cosy Picture fheatre), where his practice will be arried on. Appointments may now bo arranged.