LOVELY SCARVES, GLOVES AND evening wear accessories —. AT HUGO AND SHEARER. LTD, As accessories toy the Evening Toilet during the coming Winter festivities, we call attention the loa ely display of novelties now being made in our Fancy Department— FROSTED and BROCADED IINSLL, 18in wide, in shades of pink, cerise, gold and silver; ideal for evening wear — Hugo & Price 24/6 Yd. PRINTED GOLD LACE and INCEPTION on BLACK NET, Sin and Gin wide, very effective and inexpensive for trimmings— Hugo & Shearer’s Price 1/6, 2/11 yd TINSELLED DEWDROP CHIFFON, 40in. wide, in cerise, emerald and lemon shades; dainty for overdresses — „ ... , Hugo & Shearer’s Price 9/6 yd. DAINTY FLORAL NINON EVENING SCARVES, exquisite designs, m shades of rose, sky, shell-pink, lemon and pearl grey _ " Hugo & Shearer’s Price 15/6 to '3A ffl I 21/6 each. LADIES' ELBOW 1 - LENGTH KID GLOVES for evening wear; Fowens real French kid of superior quality, in white, black, and a few pink and Hugo & Shearer’s Price 10/6 12/6 and 15/6 pair. WHITE MILANESE LISLE EVENING GLOVES, 16 Bt. length, superior quality and finish • _ Hugo Sc Shearer’s Price 8/6 Pair. HUGO A SHEARER*#. “THE STORE OF PROGRESS, MASTERTON *• are YOUR BOY’S CLOTHES WINTER - PROOF? These are'- the days that try boys’ clothes —and: boys’ clothing stores. But one look, at the boys’ suits in our store will convince mothers that we have the clothes needed for winter weather. These Suits, with shorts or breeches, are just fresh to hand. As to quality if there were any better garments better for the money they would be suie to be here. SEE THESE SMART SUITS And have the boys properly clothed for school on winter days. C; D. SHOOSMITH, MEN’S OUTFITTERS, Queen Street, MASTE R T Q N.
LATEST PATE&fT HOT-WATER " ; SYSTEM. ‘ Dickers” Heaters have patent internal design Hot Water to Bath, Basin and Sink At Once. Prompt results and Economy in fuel or gas makes DICKER’S HEATERS a Necessity for household purposes and dairy farmers. Made in various sizes and to suit all require—raents. Heated with Gas or Fuel. : RING ’PHONE 1572. SEE THESE HEATERS DEMONSTRATED AT WORKSHOP. FRANK PETERSEN PZA7MBXUC, Sole Wairarapa Agent for “DICKER’S HEATERS” AND “WIZARD” LIGHTS. Perrv Street : MARTERTON.
SPECIAL NOTICE, TO MOTORISTS’ IN MASTBRTO* k BURRO UNDINQ DISTRICT. j BEG to notify the public that the Motor Engineering Business recently sitabliihed by me has been formed into a Company, and:will now be run under the atyle of “THE MABTEBTON MOTQB CO.*’ The Garage and Repair Work will «till; be under my personal supe-vision. aad patrons can rely on all work arntrc* ced to the firm being executed promptly and efficiently, and at reasonable rates. An Up-to-date. Machinery Plant, with ell the latest devices for turning out High-class Workmanship will be installed at the Garage in the course of a few days. , In the meantime, Motorists desiriaf a.av description of motor repair work ire invited to call and see no. G. E. WEAVER. Note Address: LOWER QUEEN STREET ' (Adjoining Anstice’a Bakery). MASTERTON. Telephones —Garage 1241, 1242. STU D Y LAW t WITH BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Wellington, New Plymouth and Christchurch) Up to the beginning, of this year Banks College has trained 512 candidates for the Law Examinations, 379 of whom liave been successful. For the last examinations the College presented 89 students, 68 of whom passed. While the best prizes at the Bar come to comparatively few, nevertheless, the profession is a remunerative one. mid an industrious practitioner of good ability can count on a secure and comfortable livelihood and a position of iinpo/tfmee and dignity. Apart from this, the Law is a recognised avenue to all public posts in thd administrative and political world that bring power and distinction. Most of the great statesmen of modern times are lawyers; not necessarily practising lawyers," but qualified lawyers and. men acquainted witli business principles. There is an increasing tendency among the heads of the big administrative departments to look for a legal train.*' ing in the men who are to rise to positions of responsibility. ■' Write to — H. AMOS, Managing Director. .1 Artistic Printing of fell kits#*; ij executed at very reasonable price* •by the “Wairarapa Daily Tii-e« M Job* .king.’.Department. Compare oar work and price*. r*Wepho*@ 10SA
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14111, 3 May 1920, Page 4
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