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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11752, 9 December 1916, Page 1

WANTED advertisements are inserted in the "Wajrarapa Age" at the following rates: One insertion, 1s 6d; each subsequent insertion, is, if prepaid. Other advertising by arrangement.

WANTtO ADVERTISEMENTS* —Boj* to Jcaru the prtufc- ' 4tig '.trade. Appjy 'Mge" Office. —,A (housemaid. Apply Mrs Archer Hosking, Church street, Masterton. jyjjQNTHLY Meeting of the No- _ License Ix-aguo in Y.M.C.A. on Monday, 10th December. at 7.30 pun. ished rooms, usual conveniences, or would .share house. Apply by letter to "Tradesman," c/o 'Age.' office. "^,^7" ANTED—A Curl to assist in the kitchen. Apply K.a or a Tea ftttooms. —'Woman to do kitchen. work. Apply £<.r addi-ess at? "Age"_ Office.. "T|/^ANriM> —"I<> Sell, new Chevrolet Motor Car, Apply W- Jf_ Jennent, 69, Essex; Street. JpOM SALE—Jersey Heifer, just; oa ~ ro P- Apply iE. Hodge Miti Miki. X^TANTEI) —A woman Cook. Apply Mrs W. E. Bidwill, Feath.erstoh. "^^AiNTIEID —Extra Waitress, no previous experience neeessaiy. Permanent position. Apply "Grand©** Lounge. Sell, - Light Oar, 2-seatar, practically new and guaranteed in first-class order.:—Apply C'iLrtertou Trust and ■ Agency Co.. ANTED:—A capable Motor ' Mechanic. Apply Stephenson and Co., Ltd. 9 OIIRAWRERiRIES & CREAM, Gd, obtainable at "The Grande"* Lounge., Known—A largo rang® "of_ exquisite perfumery Lavenders,, Colognes, etc., etc., and many other dainty ; articles suitable far Xmas. (Gifts obtainable at most reasonable prices from J. V. Gordon, Chemist (by exam s), Masterton, * JUST LANDED—A very special Use of Selected Broken Pekoe Tea. Suitable for restaurant >or station use. Packed in solb half-chests at Is 4<i per lb. Purchase now at tho W.F.C.A. ' "RANTED KNOW N—Don't discard your clothes because they are soiled or dirty. Bring, your suits and Ladies' Costumes along to mo and have them cleaned and pressed. • and made good as new. Satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate prices, civility and a ttention .—PETER KELLY'S Cleaning Works, Opposite Knox Church, Queen street. Xfir AA'TFJ>—Machine Shearers, and Shed Hands.—.GILLESPIE & CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. 1 .TlfANTElD—Generals 15s to 30s, Lady Help 155.-GILLESPIB and CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. TENANTED —4 Experienced Scrubsutters, 10s per day j Ploughman, £2; Shepherds and, Milker*.— GILLESPIE and CO., Academy, Buildings, Masterton/ W" ANTED p aNOWN—That Fred a - tttche T> ® x P er t Asphalter, is j prepared to give estimates for private l asphalting, grading for lawns, tenni* courts, ornament*! footpath*, etc. ' For addresV ° r P ai 'ticxlarß apply "Age" Office, j A^^AlNTßJDl—.Assistance in choosing my Xnias Gift— se« advt. on Jfage 5, and call and inspect the gfiods at 'Gordon's Medical Hall.— Gordon, Chemist (by exams), Masterton, , JF you waac (jrocery satisfaction give us a trial. Our stocks &ra alway? fresh and dependable, and the i prices should appeal to economical and ' Jones, Storekeepers, Lincoln road, Telephone 447. - KNOWN—Thos. Gibbon, Picture Framer, Picture and Fancy Goods Store (opp. Knox Church), Queen Street, Masterton. "KNOWi- MiT, * T YOUNG and BEATTIE, General Carriers and Forwarding Agents' Masterton, ar e * Agents for the KLZExpress Co., Ltd. Motor always available for goods and. passenger®. Telephone 126, Private I^-3. PR.ING CLEANING is now onWhy not have your rooms r&» papered in the most approved atyler by Cole Bros., the "Reliable Decorators," 28 Chapel Street, Masterton (opposite Lyttle's Garage), 'Picone 149, , A GOOD SMoKEI—Tiie secret of a good Smoke is to Mi«ke a poi t. of purchasing the Tobacco, not forgetting the Pipe, from our Bbtip. Nothing hut the Best and Fnrssit Brands stocked. Presentati<m Gka» Pipes a specialty.—J. Purchase, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Masterton. F. P. WELCH. ESTATE AND LABOUR AGENTS* Ofeces: A. R. BUNN Y s BUILDING, Perry Street :: blaster tan* WANTED. Station cook, 40s, shearers' cook £4*, Musterer, 60s; four months' work. Shepherds, 40s; ploughmen, 40s. Cowmen gardeners, 30s, 355. Married couples,' stations, £l3O. Married ploughman, 455, free house, mutton, potatoes, use of cow, wife cook for 2 or 3 men, allowed 14s week for board. Feeder for chaff cutter, 10s ton. Woodcutter as mat© for contractor. Scrubcutters, 10s day and 35s week. Two experienced under-scrubhers, Is 6d hour. Experienced station gardeners, 355. Cowmen 30s, machine milker 40s. Waitress hotel 22s 6d, "S Contractors for 535 acres scrub# Station hands, 355; farm hands, 86a. Cook-generals, 20s, 255; Cooks, BQg* Lady-helps, 15s to 20s. Youths and elderly, men for cfoiMms and farms, milk and useful. 15a to 30s. Married couple, station, man cirffwi er, wifa cook-general. £IBO.