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Wairarapa Age, 7 April 1928, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. IATANTED.—Cowboy, for station near ” ’ Masterton. Apply F. H. Wright, 69 Albert Street. XX7ANTED.—Young girl for country, ’’’to help with domestic duties; two children. Apply “Age” Office. SITUATIONS WANTED. IX7ANTED.— Position as cook-baker on sheep station, by single man, 35 years, sober and respectable. Address at “Age” Office. LOST AND FOUND. JjOST. — From Carterton Trucking Yards, black, white and tan dog. Answers to name of “Glen.” Finder please ring 29 Carterton, or 2635, Masterton. JjOST. — In vicinity of Masterton, black retriever dog. Reward. Address at “Age” Office. TWILL PERSON who took a fawn coloured Borsalino Hat from dance in Masonic Hall, Wednesday night, by mistake, please return same to E. Kjestrup, 5 Cambridge Terrace. WANTED TO BUY. VWANTED.—To buy, good cow, just calved or coming into profit this month. Apply 4, The Terrace, Lansdowne. TO LET. (pO LET.— A double-fronted shop, Queen Street. Rent, 40/-. Address at “Age” Office. FOB SALE. JpOR SALE.—Modern bungalow; four rooms, kitchenette and sleeping porch, garage; Essex Street. Extension. Apply Webster, Telegraph Engineer, Telephone 1760. JpOR SALE.—Freshly picked Tomatoes, 2d. and 3d per lb. Warham, Seaham, South Road Extension. Telephone 1368, JpOR SALE—Dodge two-seater car, in perfect order. Owner buying fiveseater. Any trial. Apply, W. A. Clarke, Bannister Street. p’OR SALE.—Five-seater Ford Motor Car, in good running order. Price, £25, including new registration.—Robt. Bussell, General Dealer. T JNOLEUMS, No. 1 quality, 7/- yard; No. 3,6/- yard.—D. Sim, Dealer, Perry Street. j\pW CARPETS, 12 by 12, £5; 9 by 9, £3 5/-. —D. W. Sim, Dealer, Perry Street. fpRESH PICKED Hot-house Tomatoes at our Nursery, Whatman Road. Telephone 1304. A. Robinson & Sons. TRY OUR WORKSHOP for Repairs. We have all the Latest Machinery fox re-conditioning cars. We have lately imported new machinery for fitting Valve Seats in Fordson Tractor and Ford Car Cylinders.— Gordon Hughan, Ltd., Carterton. HEARTH RUGS from 10/-. Fine , selection.—D. W. Sim, Perry St. SPARGO’S DAILY MOTOR SERVICE, CADILLAC SEDAN WELLINGTON-MASTERTON. Leave Wellington 8.0 a.m.; arrive Masterton, 11 a.m. Leave Masterton, 2.0 p.m.; arrive Wellington 5.0 p.m. BOOKING- OFFICES— White Star, 29 Harris Street, WelTelephone 44/444 and 24/424. and L. A. Wadham’s Sports Depot, Queen. Street, Masterton. Telephones 1686 and 1724. W. V. MADDEN, (Late Gillespie & Co.) LABOUR & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, ACADEMY. BUILDINGS, • MASTERTON. P.O. BOX 20. ’PHONE 2549. Town Agent for W. WHITE, WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY:— Cowman-Gardener. Cook-general; required first week in May. Married couple (no children) for station.

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