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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 95, 16 January 1929, Page 2

MASTERTON ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOMINION” Branch Office, -*• Perry Street, Masterton, deals with all matters concerning Subscriptions, Advertising, and Provincial News. Telephone 1161; Box S 7. 'V7ISITORS to Masterton are asked to I ’ visit the Gift House, South End Queen Street, for Local Views. TVONDERFULLY Reliable! Demaret’s ■ Paper Patterns designed and cut for local conditions, lOld.; Wairarapa Agents, A. J. Daysh, Booksellers. T7OR Cycle Repairs and Accessories it J- will pay you to visit J. W. Smith, opp. Knox Church. rpURKEYS, Geese, Hens, Ducks. Masterton Auctioneering Co. ’Phone 1529. .’AT ASTERTON’S oldest established Ladies’ and. Gents.’. Hair Dressing Saloon. Hewitt Hoy, Saloon du Coiffure, Queen Street.‘ TVTR. J. HANLEY notifies the Mastertonl Public that he has commenced business as Men’s Outfitters, Queen Street . ’ QUITS, Costumer, Gloves cleaned, P pressed, repaired, and made as good as new, Peter Kelly, opp. Knox Church. Queen Street. ' TNDIAN SCOUT £lO5, Ariel, all modJ- els from £6B 10s. to £95; time payments. Len. A. Stimpson, 242 Queen Street, Masterton. _____ TMTONSTER Sale of Jewellery at big Au. reductions, embracing high-grade stock. J. Bradbury, Queen Street. BEFORE Buying Books, Boxed Stationery, Christmas Cards, • Calendars, call and inspect at Burns, near Cosy. Tel. 1275. iMfASTERTON’S Leading Hairdresser Au. and Beauty Specialist.—T. A. Robinson (next Hugo and Shearer), Queen Street. Phone 1655.

qpENNIS. —We specialise in restring|A- ing and repairing Tennis Racquets, Albert Donald, Saddler and Tennis Specialist, Queen Street. TpOR Quality and Prices, call at S. A. J- Mills, Jewellers and Opticians, 79 Queen Street, Masterton. TYONALD AND JOY, Ladies’ and .Gents’ Tailors, Masterton. Spring goods have arrived. Call and inspect. W~ WHITE, Wood and Coal Mer- • chant, Herbert Street. Mastertoh, Phono 1706. Agent for Glen Afton Colliery. Town Office, W. V. Madden, Academy Bujlding, Masterton. Z'IREPE Soleing on Tennis Shoes and Gum Boots. Send repairs to Wairarapa Vulcanising Co-., Smith Street. pASTLEPOINT-Masterton ’ Daily Service. B. Savage, Proprietor.— Castlepoint: Leave 7.30' a.m. Masterton : Leave Depot 2.00 p.m. Masterton Depot: ■ Farmers’; Distributing Company. ’Phone'll77. Parcels delivered between Masterton and Castlepoint. ./NOTICE. FTO Farmers and others who are in need of a good Water Supply. We beg to-state that we have the newest and mdst Up-to-date Boring Machinery, combined with many years Of practical experience. Which is entirely at your service. Wells Bored. Prospecting for oil,gas, coal, artesian water, or water that has to be pumped, from 2 to 6 inches in diameter to.c depth of 2000 feet anywhere in New Zealand; - Practical advice freely and willingly given on anything pertaining to water ot its raising appliances. Existing artesian wells cleaned or repaired. Hydraulic rams, windmills, pumps, and piping supplied, erected and fitted. Your inquiries will be promptly attended to, and inspection made if required by ringing Telephone 1456. WAIRARAPA DEEP WELL BORING

' ENGINEERING COMPANY, Perfy Street, Masterton. FEATHERSTON ANNOUNCEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscript tions received for “The Dominion.” W, IL. Rowles. Stationer, Featherston. BRUNSWICK. Records.—All the latest Fox-trots, Songs, and Instrumental Novelties. Come in and hear' them at Rowles*. 1 ;,'■. - PARKIER.—W? Higgison, Mail ConV tractor, Pirinoa and Lake Ferry. Garage, ’phone 40; house, 217. Featherston. Write, wire, or ring. SHOP IN CARTERTON. XrOU will save money by getting our A advice. Wairarapa Radio and Electrical Co. ’Phone 92. MOTORISTS 1 Note Huge Drapery AWL Sale, Feist Co., Carterton. Wiwotry ? Call in. Save money. Suits £4 10s. WANTED TO SELL (Miscellaneous). /"''ORBAN’S FAMOUS WINES. Orders V sent to Mr. Polson, P.O. Box 595, Wellington, will receive prompt attention, OGANBERRIES Now Ready, season ■ short. Ring 25—293, IL Barnard, Fruiterer, Constable Street, or 354, J. Walker, Loganberry Farm, Main Road, Lower Hutt. A A.A. GRADE ..POTATOES; railage paid, 561 b. bag, 55., 2 bags, 9s. 6d.; 4 bags, 18s.; 61b. Onions in each bag, if required. I. Fewcll, Box 53, Pukekohe. T7OR Sale, up-to-date Poultry Farm, of JL 8i acres, in Manawatu District; also six cows, in'full profit. Will sell with or without plant and st.ock. For further particulars apply to 5787 c/o "Do- ' QENSATIONAL Offer—For £4 post free the famous "Egmont” Prismatic Field Glasses,: plus 8 lens, centre wheel focus, adjustable eyepiece; worth £8 10s.; leather case. Les. Sternberg, 127 Manners Street, Wellington. T ? WANTED TO SELL, GURAM RAILS, 14 and 211 b. to the X yard; Second-hand Tents,and Flys; Reinforcing Iron, 3-8, I; Railway Iron, Shafting, Pulleys, and small yv ood Lathe ’ . STEVENS AND CO.. Phone 20—333. Upper Abel Smith Street.

THE SEWING MACHINE EXPERTS. STANDARD ROTOSCILLO VICKb ERS, ELGIN MACHINES, always in stock, from £2 10s. to £2l. Send your REPAIRS to F. J. W FEAR AND CO., 65 Willis Street, Wellington. Tel. 41—440. FIREPROOF SAFES. YVE are Sole Agents .for the well- ’’ known SKIDMORE SAFES. ENGLISH MANUFACTURE. Slz(« range from 22in. to 65jin. PRICES FROM £l2 10s. to £4B. All sizes in stock. COMBINED BUYERS, LTD., 95-07 Dixon Street. pOR SALE. THE WELL-KNOW r N MANLY BEACH DOUBLE-ENDED PASSENGER STEAMER, “BINNGARRA.” Built of steel in 1900 by Mort’s Dock and Engineering Co., Ltd., & ydney. Length,- 190 ft. 5m.; beam, 31ft. 7in-, moulded depth, 15ft.; draught loaded, lift.; gross tonnage, 422; registered 301, triple expansion engines, cylinders, lij in -274 in., -45in. r stroke 27 inches. NH'P 103; 1.H.P., HoO; speed, 14 knots;' 2 steel boilers,-. 1601 b pressure; coal, consumption, 10 tons, 24 hou s fit /TtaSteamer is at present engaged in thp service between Sydney and McUlly under a Certificate, issued by the S ate Department of Navigation, and is hcens ed to carry 1372 passengers. The Vessel could easily be converted to carry both cargo and passengers, and a particulars apPORT JACKSON AND MANLY STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD., No. 3 Jetty, Circular Quay, Sydney.