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Wairarapa Age, 15 March 1922, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. J^OST —During Show week, raincoat and rug for car. Finder please ring 428/S. WOUND —Last week, starting handlcof car, between Masterton hnd Carterton. Apply “ Age ” Office. TO LET AND FOB SALE. ’J’O LET—Two unfurnished rooms. Apply No. 4 Elizabeth street. gEVERAL, good second-hand motor cycles, including Big X, Indian, L.M.C., and New Hudson (6 h.p., like new) for sale. Also several good push bikes and 1 juvenile. W. E. Newman, 340 Queen street. JpOR SALE—Lady’s Rudge W nitworth bicycle, almost new. Address apply “Age” Office. JpOR SALE—II Acres turnips, 20 acres clover, close to Masterton; good fences. Apply Telephone 243". JpOli SALE—At Post Office corner tomatoes, onions, and apples. Ben Roberts, Parkvale. j?OR SALE—Mixed root firewood, in lots from one cord upwards. Also 150 totara strainer posts at 10s each. Ring ’phones 395 D Masterton, or 125 Carterton. JpOR SALE—S-roomed totara house, range, gas stove, washhouse, workshop, 1-acre, motor shed hold 2 cars. Only £490. Easy terms. An absolute snip. Early possession. Owner leaving Masterton. Address at ‘‘Age'’ Office. OLD 0 LD Cedar Chest for sale, also mahogany table. R. Russell, dealer. Waterproof Canvas Coats in different makes. The ideal coat for winter. We have them from £3 10s to £5. Albert Donald, saddler, Perry street. jjOTE.—THE SPECIALIST who devotes his whole time to one subject becomes more proficient in his profession. The Op-tom-e-trist is a specialist in eye examination for the nee 1 of glasses. H A. Bagley, Room 4, upstairs, C. Smith’s Building, Queen street. NOT Discard Your Old Clothes. — Ladies’ Costumes and Gents’ Suits cleaned, pressed, repaired and made equal to new. I have opened a new department for the purpose of cleaning Ladies’ White and Cream Cloth and any sort of Gabardine Costumes and Skirts; also White Gloves. In all cases satisfaction is guaranteed. Under my new systeip there is no stain that cannrt he removed from garments. Orders by post receive careful and prompt attention. Reasonable charges. Peter Kelly, Cleaning Works, Queen street,! Masterton, opposite Knox Church. KUMEROA-HOPELANDS SPORTS. EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL. 15, 1922. £BO — PRIZE MONEY AND — £BO TROPHIES. Full Programme of ATHLETIC EVENTS. HORSE EVENTS include Ladies’ Leaping, Open and Maiden Leaping, Pony Leaping and Novelties. Highland Dancing and Pipers’ Competition. Conveyance for grounds (9 miles) leaves Woodville morning of sports. First event 10 a.m. Athletic events 12 noon. Entries for Athletic Events close April 5. Programmes obtainable from G. B. De Ath, . Hon. Secretary, Kumeroa. TO BUILDERS. QjENDERS are invited for the erection of a residence at Lansdowne, for Mr E. C. Evans. Plans and Specifications ate obtainable at the office of the undersigned, where tenders close at noon on March 11, 1922. WATSON & GOODER, Registered Architects, Masterton. VOICE PRODUCTION & SINGING ALSO LESSONS IN OIL PAINTING. V. WELCH, pupil of Mr. Hamilton Hodges, Signor L. Ceasaeron', and (painting) Mr H. Linley Richardson, R.8.A., is prepared to take pupils. Paintings on view at Arts and Crafts. 63 ESSEX STREET. Telephone 1371. VARICOSE ULCERS AND B.AD LEGS CAN BE CURED. “VAREX” METHOD OF TREATMENT never fails when properly applied. There is no vead to lay up and no wain. It will cure the worst case whether long standing or recent. It cures to stay cured. Write at once for particulars and testimonials to ERNEST HEALEY, Chemist (by Exam ), FOX TON.