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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXV, Issue 10713, 2 November 1915, Page 1

"RANTED ajjyba TISEMENTS are m »erted m Uie "Wairisi*oi*. 0t£«" jit the following gates.: 1 {jußertiou, i# «ct< Sach subsequent insertion Is if propaid. * ttaei fey arrantrnent.

ADVERTISEMENT RATfci. POR SALE, TO LET, LOS? 09 FOUND ADVERTISEMENTS, Etc., are as follows: a. <l. 1 Insertion (18 words) . , 1 « 2 Insertions (18 words) ... 2 0 3 Insertions (18words) ... 8 6 1 Week (18 words) 6 0 Births, Deaths, and Marriage Notie«f 29 6d per insertion. General Advertising, 3s per inch p»I insertion. WANTED AD V ERTISEMfc.It IF ti, W ANTED Aj>* P'y MrsJV. Uardeli, To VVinu. A* liOD—Jjfcys to distnfcrato Euamplets. Apply Jjjv ami Yiiung's "^^ANTED —To purchase (for cash) I'ony, Gig; (rubber tyres), ami Jlarness. Appi v y ; by letter only to "J. 8." c/o "Age" Olhce. A.N lbl)~ixT7rij 1 Bottles. Skins, Lead, Zinc, Brass, (Joppor. or Cast iron.—T, llddgway, ].tidge way's Lane. 'ED KNOWN—That F. Butcher, Exi>ert Asphalter, is prepared to give estimates for private asphalting, grading for lawn tennis "lrts, find foot paths, etc. Address, No. 8 High {Street, -Master ton. \\TANTED TO RENT—Three 013 ■ four rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply immediately to "liex," "Age" Office. ANTED TO ItENT.—A five 01; six roomed house, handy to Post Office. Would consider lease with right of purchase. Apply "Con.'* c/o "Age" Office. WANTED KNOWN—Fish and (JiuDs alwavs available rinrin*

ctxwaja avttuauiQ uuriuf| the day and evenings at Mrs B*i> ker's (two doors above Town Pictures. Also full stocks of the choio* est confectionery,' and seasonable fruits, at seasonable prices. ANTED KNOWJSi—Our fragrant ■ Bath Powder softens the wate*; and imparts a luxurious perfume to the bath. It cleanses and refreshes* Price, 2s Gd per tin. WANTeFkNOWN—Don't discard your clothes because they u« soiled or dirty. Bring your suits along, to me and have them cleaned and pressed, and made good aB new. Satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate prices, civility and attention.— PETER KELLY'S Cfeaning Work», Opposite Knox Church, Queen Street, "WE remodel old jewellery inta ' modern designs.—Henderson and Co., Jewellers. YX7ANTEJ)—Bath Soap Tablets, . *■ hard and lasting, rich creamy lather, and absolutely free from alkali. We have them in all perfumes, Carnation, Rose, Buttermilk, etc., 9d per largo tablet from J. V. Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. WANTED~KNOWN—For dep«fti. "* able groceries at a la price try Smith and Jones, «tor*> keepers, Lincoln road. Ordert pet telephone (No. 447), receive proxayl attention, WANTeF"""kNOWN.—That W. Evans, Mount Bruce rotd, Masterton, is out to give the working man a square deal, instead of raisiag the price of fire wood lie is selling it at the following prices for cash: M*tai root wood, 235; straight Matai Sss per cordj half cords, 12s. Orders left with J. Purchase, Tobacconist, Qneea street, or to above address, will receive prompt attention. "WANTED KNOWN—Thos. Gibiw*. Picture Framer, Pictur# Fancy Goods Store (opp. Kn»s Church), Queen Street, Masterton. and a XJScent Haircut, at Our Saloon, whioh is fully equipped on the most modern hygienic system. "Cleanliness" is our motto. We have a competent fitaß nf nl nrftcfo on/1 ie nn

or tonsor.ai artists and tnere is no waiting.—J. Purchase, Hairdresser an<l Tobacconist (Opposite N. 23. Clothing Factory), Qneen street. XyALLPAJPERS. —This spring season's Wallpapers to hand. See our show windows.—Cole Bros., 28 Chapel street. Phone 149. VIEW.—Our spring season's Wallpapers are now on view in our show windows.—Cole Bros., 23 Chapel street. Phone. 149. pLANT NOW EOBINSON'S Frnit Trees, Hedge Plants, Flowering Shrubs, Plantation Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, etc., etc.—The Masterton Nurseries, Villa street. Phon* 304. F. P. WELCH a ESTATE AND LABOUR AGENT*. Offices: A. B. BUNNY'S BUILDINGS, Perry Street : —: Masterte*. WANTED. Woolclassir, .shearing export, Vltulu .shearer. pressor*, and Fleece oh. Ploughmen, 35s and -10s wvek. jMilker for dairy farm, 355.

2 experienced woolprcssers l>y Sth .\ov. 1/3 per bale or 50/- por woek. Milker for machine shed, UU/-. .Shed hjiTiri. pressing, rolling, etc. Kmiiucer, must lie expert turner .'ind lilb'r. 12/- per day.' Shearing slied hands, award wage. Blacksmith's improver or floorman. Station ploughman, drill, etc., 32/8. Milker for machine shed. 3os. iStotnl team driver, 35s -week. CSo.utrac.fe wood cutters, 50 cords. Station ploughman. drill, etc., 85s. Staiiwi Cook", 30s, «i() for shearing Station Bullocks driver. 355. Cook-generals, 15s to 25s week. House parlour maid. Two mill bushmen, Taranaju, 123 day, 13s if competent. Crosscutter, Us day. Shepherds 30s, 355, 40s week. Married couple, man plough and geaeiral hand, wife cook-genera.!. £llO per year. Married Couple, man milk 2 6* t three cows, garden, kill, and jj«h« eral work, wife cook-general, per week.