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Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 July 1933, Page 7

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FIREWOOD. T D. GRAY wishes to notify the pub- . * lie of Masterton and district that 'ie has commenced in business as a Wood Merchant, and can supply first•lass Firewood at shortest notice. All >rders will receive immediate attention, first-class Make, 4ft. lengths, £3 per cord for cash, delivered. Straight-barrel Matai, £2 2/6 cash, delivered. dut to customers’ requirements, 5/- per cord extra. Second-grade Wood; prices on application. ORDERS —Phone 1965, or P.O. Box 125.