JTJST LANDED for ’Xmas Trade.— Women’s Apricot Brown 1-bar Kid Shoes, Gtjjmn heels, English make. stk?cml vali^j i 23/G. ’Phone 1600;' ' post tree,—W.;tjj»grapa Farmers’. A VEGETABLE— We have pleas tigK iu introducing to the gardening pTfblic Curtis’s Nine Star Perennial Broccoli. Plant some now, four feet apart each way, on well-man-ured ground, and a permanent bed of Broccoli will be produced, each plant of which will give a crop of from five to fifteen heads of good size and of excellent quality, year after year. The miser has had a bed down for seven years, and it cuts as well as ever. This Broccoli is not an experiment, but the result of careful breeding and selection. The supply being strictly limited, customers are advised to procure their plants early and so avoid disappointment. Price 2/6 per dozen, from •/• Buckton, fruiterer, Daniel!’s Buildings. E. Hale and Son, Wairarapa Nursery. GLOVES SHE WILL LlKE.— Fawn Kid Gloves, with short neat gauntlet, i)/11. Washable Suede Leather Gloves, with smart cuff, S/6; Dainty Silk Glove's, 6/11 and 7/6. —Hugo & Shearer, Ltd. ’ THE NOVELTY BAZAAR is now in full swing. Collect your ’Xmas tovs and presents now. Next to Allan & Co. THE NOVELTY BAB A AH is selling Cups and Saucers, 3/6 the’ -dozen. Get in early. Next to Allan & Co. " THE NOVELTY BAZAAR is the place for Fancy Tea Sets, Cups ond Saucers, and Salad Sets. Next to Allan & Co. / THE NOVELTY BAZAAR is open to the public Inspection invited Next to Allan and Co. THE NOVELTY - BAZAAR has a select range of Cut Glass, Copper and Bronze Ware at keen prices. Next to Allan & Co. THE NOVELTY BAZAAR will save you money on everything you buy. Next to Allan and Co. GIFTS THAT LAST.— Ladies ’ Ebony Hairbrushes, from 9/6. Of British •manufacture , and with pure natural bristles. An ideal Christmas gift.—B. 11. Hill & Co., The Quality Jewellers. WANTED. —Gowboy to milk 2 or 3 cows and work on station. Apply G. W.' Sellar, S Perry Street, Masterton. WANTED. —SingIe furnished bed-sit-ting-room, gas ring, use of conveniences, central. Apply “Comfortable,” c/o “Daily Times.” WANTED KNOWN.— Three boys want work on farms during summer holidays. Apply “Times” Office. > FOR SALE. —Wire-haired Fox Terrier dog puppies, full pedigree 3. Apply T. Prout, 58 Bentley Street, Masterton. BROWNIES AND KODAKS.— Give your boy or girl a Brownie for ’Xmas, prices 10/6, 15/- and 20/-. Folding -Kodaks from 27/6 upwards. We are only too pleased to demonstrate. Albums, Calendars, etc., make ideal gifts for your photographic friend, Obtainable at Campbell’s Pharmacy, S2 Queen Street, Masterton. Telephone 1221. LOGANBERRIES now ready, fine large berries, 1/- per lb, 121bs for 11/-. —Ball Bros., Queen and Johnstone •Streets. ’Phones 193 S and 1459. FRIDAY ’XMAS SPECIALS.—Ladies’ Hosiery for Gifts. Pure Silk and Art Mixture Stockings, dainty summer shades of Beige, Champagne, Nude, Fawn, Grey. ’Xmas Fair Price, 5/11, or 3 pairs for 16/6. —Hugo & Slfearer, Ltd. ■ JTJST ARRIVED.— A fine assortment of Pot Plants. These make a very acceptable present. —11. L. Esau, Florist, Seed and Plant Merchant, Queen Street, Masterton. ’Phone 1051. WANTED KNOWN. —Chicks now ready. Quality unsurpassed. At the xMasterton Egg-laying Contest, 19261927, my team of White Leghorns gained trophy for heaviest average weight of egg 3, which is a point worth noting. Chicks, £5 per 100, £2 15s per fifty, £1 10s per 25. Smaller numbers, 1/3 each. White Leghorn, Rhods Island Rods, Black Minorcas, Black Orpingtons, Silver Wyandottes and Brown Leghorns. Eggs for hatching, 7/6 per sitting of 15. lucubator lots in White Leghorns jnly. Cash with order; postage or railage paid by client; Order now to avoid disappointment. A few Rhode Island Red and Brown Leghorn Cockerels for sale; also Indian Runner Duck eggs and Ducklings —L. G. Payne, 34 Albert St., NT asterton. BE WISE and select your Christmas Cards and Calendars early. McLeod & Young have a large assortment to choose from. 77 LAVENDER WATER, the ideal ’Xmas Gift, always appreciated. Obtainable at all chemists. WE ARE SELLING SOin. White Twill Sheeting at 2/3 yard; SOin. White Twill, linen finish, Sheeting, at 2/6 yard. Our prices are bed-rock. Values the best always at C. Smith, Ltd., The Busy Store. 77 LAVENDER WATER is a deligh'fui perfume. Prices 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, etc., at all Chemists. LADIES! —Call and see the latest “Hollywood Week-end Case” at Page’s Depot, Queen Street. Very dainty and smart, and only 3 in Masterton. 17/6, 20/-, 22/6; so call early. Also Hat Boxes, 15/6, 17/6, 19/6.' L. A. WAD HAM ’ S Sports Service for Christmas Gifts. Tobacco Jars, Solid Ebony Walking Sticks, Sports Seats, Tennis Racquets, Golf Bags, etc. FRENCH PLEATING! French Pleating. Send for free samples right now. Prompt attention assured. McCullough s, Devon Street. New Plymouth. WANTED—Two men boarders, share room, private family, 30/- a week and soft, washing. Address at “Daily Times.” MEN’S TAN SHOES for holiday wear.—We have a good range, and you can buy from us at 10 per cent discount for cash. —Hubbard Bros., South End.
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