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Wairarapa Daily Times, 8 December 1925, Page 2

m r m Velvpt iToap isme Gcdd Fairy of AL£* ECONOMICAL WOMEN' 6 U UL a/ It certainly is a saving to use VELVEi SOAP. Clothes and Linens last longer and look nicer. Health is improved by cutting out drudgery. And Velvet is so economical to buy and to use. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 7WJ r,z i ffy r:y\ \ -xV JlSg ■V €g m ( SQ The STERILISED Soap. Pure —Wili not harm the hands e T FINE Ym £ SPPiI 1 GIVE SOMETHING FOR THE HOME—THE IDEAL! XIVIAS GIFT. A LL WHO ARE SEEKING- A GIFT that, by its utility and x charm, will suitably express their Xmas Wishes, can fmd in* spirntion in our present Gift Display. 'i WE RECOMMEND— 1 | Occasional Tables from 30/-; Service Waggons, 427Oak Trays, 6/6. Dainty Cushions from 17/6 And a Wonderful Assortment of Choice Designs in Old English Brass. These are represented by such TT «eful Articles as Toasting Forks, Ash Trays, Bells, Warm lig Pans, Fire Screens and hosts of others. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM. The ScouliarCo. 9 Ltd. QUEEN STREET ozsggggg MASTERTON. / Head Office Lambton Quay, Wellington. Also at Hastings and Blenheim.

YOUR XMAS SUIT! Sn order to ensure delivery of Suits before Christmas, clients asked to place their orders as soon as possible. Enjoy the Holidays in a Stylish Suit, tailored from the Best Materials by C. S. BALL, Fashionable Tailor, QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. (Opposite Cosy Theatre.) MASTERTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. MOTOR MECHANICS: A class for appretiees to the Motor Engineering Trade will be held in future on Tuesday Mornings at 8 o’clock. Boys not yet apprenticed will also be admitted to the class. 1926 SESSION. FIRST TERM COMMENCES FEBRUARY FULL DAY COURSES. COMMERCIAL COURSES: Including Bookkeeping, Typewriting, and Shorthand, etc. INDUSTRIAL COURSE: ! Including Mechanical Engineering subjects (for boys intending to enter Engineering and other trade, and .. farming). HOME SCIENCE COURSE: Including Dressmaking, Millinery, C'ookerv, Etc. ART COURSE: Drawing and Design and Painting. Parents of children intending to take any of the above courses next year arc requested to notify the Principal before the close of the present school year. Holders of Standard VI. Proficiency or Endorsed Competency Certificates admitted free. Students over 14 years of age may be admitted free to practical courses without Standard VI. Certificate. Railway passes supplied to all free - place holders. 1 Full particulars on application to THE PRINCIPAL.