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Wairarapa Age, 4 January 1926, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. — A reliable relieving ’’ maid. Apply Taratahi Hotel, Carterton. 117 ANTED—At once, a capable farm ’ ’ hand, willing to assist with milking. Address at “Age” office. IX7ANTED — Young, strong boy. Apply Peter Kelly, Queen street. UJANTrl;—Married couple for sta- ’’ tion. Apply Gillespie and Co., Labour Agents, Masterton. SITUATIONS WANTED. TA7ANTED —Work for two boys, aged 17 and 18; farm work preferred; near Masterton. Apply “Age,” Office. WANTED - - Position as working manager or shepherd; 20 years' practical experience; must be near school. Apply by letter to “Shepherd,” e/o “Age” Office. LOST AND FOUND. J,OST. —On.New Year’s Day, a small Rug, with owner’s name on it; in vicinity Upper Plain Road. Apply “Age” Office. JJOST. —Camera in Totara Street, yesterday; probably left on seat. Reward o nreturuing to Miss Sayer, Masonic Street. TO LET. '£() LET. —Two unfurnished rooms, with use of conveniences; Lansdowne. Addresssat “Age,” Office. MOTORS AND MOTOB CYCLES. JTOIi SALE.—Five-seater Chevrolet Car, in good running order; electric lights, self-starter, good tyres; a great bargain at £5O. Any trial. Apply G. Malmo, Ltd., Service Garage, Masterton. (T. Jones, Sales. Manager.) FOB SALE. JpOR SALE—Sheep dogs, one huntaway, one header, South Island bred; good workers. Apply Mason, Coffee Palace, Masterton. JpOK QUICK SALE—7-Roomcd House with all conveniences, washhouse, wood shod, motor shod, stable, granary, two fowlhouses, cowbail and glass house, together with 21 acres of land, garden and orchard; property situated west end of Masterton. Apply “Age” Office for address. JXIR SALE—ReaI preserving cherries (May Dukes), 10s the 101 b case. Apply W. A. Tate, Greytown, ’phone 49. ERNEST H. CAMBOURN, (Violinist, Cosy Theatre.) (COMMENCES TEACHING the Violin FEBRUARY NEXT. Inquiries at Residence, 101 Cornwall Street, or McClymont, Music Shop, Queen Street pending installation of telephone. SPECIAL NEW YEAR TIMETABLE. Masterton-Wellington Motor Service. JN addition to the usual Morning Car extra Cars will run as follows:— DECEMBER 31: Leaves Masterton 7.30 p.m. and 10 30 p.m. Leaves Wellington 10.30 pan. JANUARY 3: Lea.ves Masterton 1 p.m. Leaves Wellington 4 p.m. Book scats at Saunders’s Kodak Shop or ring 'phono 1582. J. E. JENKINS, Proprietor. TENDERS FOR THE ERECTIOM AT LEVIN OF NEW SALEYABDS .» IN CONCRETE AND HARDWOOD FOR THE MANAWAIU ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS. . rpENDERS, closing at the office of the undersigned, Queen Street, Levin, at noon on JANUARY 14th 1926, are invited for the erection of new saleyards at Levin, in concrete and hardwood, together with water supply and drainage, etc., in connection therewith. Plans and Specifications may be, seen at my office and at the offices of Messrs. Abraham and Williams, LtdWellington, Levin and Palmerston North. The lowest or any tender not neeos sarily accepted. C. W. FOSTER Civil Engineer, LEVIN. CHEAP NEW YEAR READING at N. R. BP Price 3/6 each. “The Justice of The Duke” (Rafael Sabatini) ! “Captain Blood” (Rafael Sabatini) “The Strolling Saint” (Rafael Sabatini) “A Damsel in Distress” (Wodehouse) “Love Amotig the Chic I ..ns” . v\. .lehbuso) “The Man in Rates tel ■" “The Game and the andle” (Hocking) “Th.- Bridge Builders ’ (Auuie Swan) “e '■ ndle” (Jenkins) Jim” f Wodehouse) “Gereid Cranston’s Lady (Gilbert Frounnu) ■iTethcrstoncf” (Ethei 1: ■!) ‘Tho M’jid of Mr Reeder” (Edgar Wa. “The Rise of Phillip Barrett” (Da nd I.v‘Tales of Fishes” (7 , “P. Smith in the City ” (’ ; Red and B' ’ <■' nd) “Rufus” 'Giacc . -ir-. ind) BROWN’S BOOK QUEEN STREET, Thone 1986.