wanted Advertisements. TANTED -A general servant. Apply . / to Mr Krosp, Greytown l^orth. RANTED--To let a paddock of 6 acres en Upper Plain, all in grass and clover, ready for cuitiny shortly. Apply Manager Age Office. RANTED—A suitable young woman as nurse to take care of a little boy two years old. Apply promptly to Mrs E. L, Harris, c/o Mrs M. Caselberg, Worksop Road. TANTED—To lend £SOOO on approved freehold security. Immediate disposal.—W. G. Newton, Solicitor, Perry Street, Masterton. GOOD INVitiBTMB-NT. SECTION 45 x 165, in best part of L town. Price £lls. Cash £3O. Offer open till Saturday, November 3rd, only. 'Apply Box 112. OST-In Masterton, on October 20th, I Fishing Bod, Net, Heel, Line (in case), also Gig Whip. All tied togather. Finder rewarded on returning : ame to Age Office. ' RANTED KNOWN-That TOOBY'S OILS are a useful household remedy. Hundreds testify to their effective quality in connection with Colds, Pams in the chest, Bruises, Sprains, or Burns. Try it yourself. Procurable from all Chemists and Storekeeper. Proprietor S. E. TOOBY, Masterton. W.F.O.A. Agents Eketahuna. RANTED KNOWN-If you want cheap work don't call on me. But if you want a first-class job at a reasonable., price, give me a trial. All work guaranteed. J. SCOTT, Watohmaker, Queen Street, Masterton. WANTED— At once Laundress fo* Hospital; General, no washing, 14s; General for three weeks, £1; Cook, 15s; Laundress and Sewing Maid for country home; Woman for washing and ironing. 2 days week; Nursemaid and to assist with light housework. Misses Whitcombe, '• Central Registry Office," address, Banfurly Club, Perry Street, WASTED KNOWN. -HITEBAIT! 'HITEBAIT WHITEBAII! > Still to be had Fresh Daily at the Cafe de Paris. T. J. Nott, Proprietor. * "ANTED—AII business men to know the value of a smart looking shop front nt Christmas time. It is not only attractive but draws business. When you have a few minutes to spare drop in and have a talk with R.' J. Lyttle (Gillespie's Buildings). He makes a specialty of Bhop front work. , ' ANTED KNOWN - That Visitors to Mastertcn are provided with firstclass Accommodation/Good Table and every attention at "^ CARLTON BOARDING HOUSE Queen Street, Mrs A. Watson, Proprietress. ( WANIED KNOWN m AT E. WELCH'S Shoeing Forge . , adjoins Coradine snd Whittaker's Queen Street, where you can get a good quality Shoe fitted at a moment's notice., Agricultural Implements repaired.
RANTED t » Bioyclos to ride an OSMOND. You can't go wroDg. —Harold Sinclair, Queen Street. rANTED KNOWN-That MB E. S. COOPER, lato of the Empire Hotel, Hawera, and formerly of Wellington, wishes to inform the public of Masterton and surrounding districts that he has taken over the Central Hotel, Masterton This hotel offers superior accommodation to travellers add is a first-class family residence in every respect. The rooms are well-ventilated, lofty, and comfortably furmshed. Good table,' best of wines, ales etc. Telegrams and letters will reoeive prompt attention. RANTED KNOWN—That we have ' commenced business in Masterton as Bakers and Confectioners. By manufacturing a gooa wholesome article and giving strict attention to the requirements of patrons, we hope to merit a fair share of public support. Delivery carts will call on customers daily in any part of the town. HUNTEE, SON & FERRIS, " , RANTED KNOWN-That A. STEMPA t Butcher, Queen Street, has special arrangements for a continuous supply of first-class Beef, Mutton and Pork at Lowest Current Bates. Small Goods a specialty. rANTED KNOWN that TOOTELL and TRUSCOTT, Painters, Paperhangers, Decorators, and Signwriters, have taken over the above branch of Messr3 Coradine & Whittaker'B business and are now prepared to undertake work in any part of the district. By close attention to business, combined with good workmanship, we hope to secure a fanshare of.public support. Estimates given ANTED KNOWN—That the Empire Hotel, Queen Street, Masterton, is run according to the most modern lines, and every attention given to the wants of patrons. Travelling public a specialty. Best brards of Liquors stocked. Cabs meet all trains. J. CRESS, Proprietor. [TANTED KNOWN—That one of our tender delicious roasts couldn't very well be spoiled even by a bad cook; but our customers'* are usually the kind that know how to help a good thing along. If you have never tried our shop, make a point of doing so. All customers are waited on daily, and we guarantee satisfaction. J. MONTGOMERY & CO., General Butchers, Queen Street, Masterton. R. HANNAH & CO Sporting Goods. Gent's White Canvas Cricket Boots, 10/0, 7/6. Gent's White Canvas Boots, Rubber Soles, 5/6. Gent's White Champion Shoes,- Rubber Soles, 4/6. Gent's Canvas Shoes, Strap and Caps, 5/6. SEE ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 6. R. Hannah & Co., QUEEN'STREET, ■ - MASTERTON
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8281, 7 November 1906, Page 1
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