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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXV, Issue 10713, 3 November 1915, Page 1

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ADVERTISEMENT RAT££ POR SALE, TO LET, LOtfl o* FOUND ADVERTISEMF-TS. Etc., are as follows: ». 1 1 Insertion (18 words) ... ) 3 2 Insertions (18 words) ... 2 d 3 Insertions (18words) ... 3 8 1 Week (18 words)' 5 0 Births, Deaths, and Marriage Nc.rfo## 2s 6d per insertion. General Advertising, 3s per inch gra insertion. WANTED To Roil I, SiUilii J.4.«a5% ' or K wains, uiniiMiiea. to 'Batch,' Oiiice. —To Soil, good buietjtj- \ i>og 12 months ola. 4Sf \\ iprfcst/p njad, * ■ • -N I L'^i/ —i .<> HoU&e, t>« .rent. tin t j e unfurnished rouois i tlnvo jn. lamiiy. '•ajje-' Uiica, kT JWY ' Skins, Load, Aim:, Brass, Ooppcr, or Cast, Iron.—T. Rudgway, Ridgeway's Lane. W A - Tlvl> KNOWN—That F. Butcher, Expei'i Asphaiter, is prepare.:! to give ostimates. for private asphalting, grading for lawn tennis '•irts, ;niil om l ' >in!')] foot pathg,, etc. Address, No, 8 High Street, Masterton. yyAiNTEJD KNOWN—Fish ~ an# Chips always available duriag the day and evynmgs at' Mxb Bar.* teer's (two doors above Town Hall' Pictures. Also full stocks of the choio» est confectionery, and seatHMiabta fruits, at reasonable prices. KNOWN—Our fragrant Bath Powder softens tlie waten and imparts a luxurious pariumo to tlio bath. It cleanses and refreshen* Price, 2s <3d per frm. WANTED KNOWN—Don't discard your clothes because they ar« soiled ,or dirty. Bring your suits along to me and have them cleaned unit pressed, and made good as new. Satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate prices, civility and attention.—# PETER KELLY'S Gleaning Work®, Opposite Knox Church, Queen Street, remodel, old jewellery into modern designs.—Henderao® and Co., Jewellers. "WANTED—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 large tablet from J. V. Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. WANTED" KNOWN—For depouU -able groceries at' a-reasonail# price try Smith and Jones, «ter4r keepers, Lincoln road, ! Orders pe&telephone (No. 447), receive yrosng# attention, k V , WANTim~^KNOWN.—ThaT^W. Evans, Mount Bruce refcd, •Masterton, is out to give the working, man a square deal, instead of raigyjg the price of fir a wood lie is selling} i$ at the following'prices for cash : Matai root wood, 23a; straight Matai;9si per cord; half cords, 12s. Orders left with J. Purchase, Tobacconist, QUBai' street, or to above address, will ca* ceive prompt attention. Ranted known-tiiob. Picture Framer, Picture mui Fancy Goods Store : (opp. Knott Church), Queen Street, Masterton. "A" CLEAN SHAVE and a JE&nt Haircut, at Our Saloon, which is fully equipped on the moßt modem hygienic system. "Cleanliness" is ourmotto. We have a competent s&afl~ of tonsorial artists and there is ! no waiting.—J. Purchase, Hairdresser and Tobacconist (Opposite N.Z. Clothing Factory), Queen street. \V"ALLPAPER-S. —This spring eea- £ oil's Wallpapers to hand.. See our show windows.—Cole Bros., 28 Chapel street. Phone 149. in at H. J. Masson, Cycle Works, Carterton, and see'the latest in motor cycles. The 7-10 bigX'Excelsior Auto Cycle; three speeds, self adjusting speed box, handle bar clutch control, as well as foot control, 28 x 3 wheels, Price £9O, subject f° r discount for cash. pLANT NOW ROBINSON'S Fruit Trees, Hedge Plants, Flowering Shrubs, Plantation Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, etc., "etc.—The Masterton Nurseries, Villa street. Phona 304. WANTED KNOWN.—FLY AND YOUNG, general carriers and Forwarding Agents, Masterton, ar« Agents for the N. Z. Express Coy., Ltd. Motor always available for goods and passengers. Telephone 126 Private 123. F. P. WELCH i ESTATE AND LABOUR AGENT®. Offices: A. R. BUNNY'S BUILDINGS, Perry Street : —: Mastertotu WANTED. Woolclasser, shearing expert, blade. shearer, pressors, and Fleece <&. Ploughmen, 3a»s and 40s w.rk. Milker for daiiv farm, 85.5. 2 experienced iroolprossers by Bth Nov. 1/3 per halo or 00/- per wee'k. Milker for .machine shed, 30/-. Sited hand, pressing, rolling, etc. - Engineer, must he expert turnec and fitter, 12/- per day. Shearing shed hands, award wage. Blacksmith's improver or jloonnan. Station ploughman, drill, etc., 32/6. Milker for machine shed, 35a. Metal team driver, 35s week. Contract wood cutters, 50. cords. Station ploughman, drill, etc., 355. Stalion Cook, 30s, (li! for shearing Station Bullocks driver, 355. Cook-generals, 15s to 2os week. Two mill bushmen, Taranaki, 12s day, 13s if competent. Crosscutier, lis day. Shepherds 80s, 355, 40s week. Married couple, man plough and geni&ral hand, wife cook-general, £llO per year. Married Couple, man milk 3 to* • three cows, garden, kill, and gpn* era I work, wife per week«