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Wairarapa Daily Times, 12 October 1929, Page 8

To Prospective Buyers of Property. TUST at the present time I have several exceptional in House Properties in various parts of the town. 1 No matter what class of place you want—be it a substantial modern residence, small bungalow, cottage, or sound, well-built house, suitable for modernising, in a particular locality where a section is not available —your requirements I can satisfy. j If it be a new modern bungalow you desire, then I have a well- * known builder about to erect such a place in a good locality. The .< plans and specifications may be seen at my office, where full particu- j lars will be gladly given. Remember, before buying it will pay you to consult me and see what I have to offer in the particular class of propertv you require i ALSO FOR SALE OR TO LET. ' * - 2J ACEES, and well-built 6-roomed house, in first-class repair, with all modern conveniences; very handy. , 8-ROOMED HOUSE, with good grounds. ' j. 6-ROOMED HOUSE, all conveniences (highly recommended). W. S. HEAPS, ACCOUNTANT, INSURANCE & LICENSED LAND AGENT. Member Wellington Land Agents’ Association and Real Estate Institute New Zealand. ‘ . I 1 ‘ Of QUEEN STREET.i/C,P.O. Box 126. Telephone—Office .r' i£2o Residence K 1871 ofumbia Ssr,W SI 7//^Z & tr t t; “WEDDING OP THE PAINTED DOLL.” (From The Broadway Melody). COLUMBIA RECORD, No. 01497. Leo Reisman and His Orchestra. THERE NEVER ‘WAS. A BIGGER HIT S Hear it at VARE’S MUSIC HOUSE, MASTERTON. Wairarapa’s COLUMBIA Specialist. WRITE—OR ASK POR CATALOGUES-

HEALTHY HIGH AND DRY HOME SITES SECTIONS FOE SALE FROM ONE QUARTER ACBE UPWABHS PRICES TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS COLLEGE STREET (MASTEETON’S WEST END) WHERE HOUSES OF APPROVED DESIGN ARE ERECTED ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE TO ASSIST FINANCING BUILDING ON EASY TEEMS Apply to WALTER NOPS Eenall Stree + , Mastertoa THEY’RE ALL STARTING THE SAME GAME! genuine stunt has its multi* tude of imitations. Since I opened my factory to the public and offered Furniture at genuine trade prices, I notice that everyone is shouting “Factory Prices! 55 However, I don't mind. It’s an acknowledgment that factory prices are keener than shop prices. But you’ll never get factory prices from a shop—you’ve got to come to the factory for them. That’s logical! Now, here’s a wager. Compare my genuine factorypriced furniture values with any others. If any others beat mine, I will lose your order. But I bet you find that I can offer you 25 to 35 per cent better value than can any other furniture firm in town. A visit to my “Open Factory” will prove it. 1 . v ARTHUR E. BRIGHT, KURIPUNI FURNITURE FACTORY, QUEEN ST. SOUTH, MASTERTON. ’PHONE 1189.

GIFTS IN GREENSTONE. EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES AT SEYMOUR GILDING’S. TIKI KINGS, TEASPOONS, SILVER AND GREENSTONE THIMBLES, NAIL FILES, ETC., AT REASONABLE PRICES. We Re-String Necklets. Repair Work a Speciality. “The Jeweller Who Does the Work.” PERRY STREET, (Next Door Keen’s, Tobacconist.) BOX 3. ’PHONE IS3O PLAYER PIANOS and Pianos.—M Dorizac, of Ohas. Begg & Co., is hot* in Masterton. Expert tuning and at tention. All orders to be sent in early to McLeod & Young’s.