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Wairarapa Age, 13 March 1929, Page 1

ADVERTISEMENT RATH. Wanteds, For Sale, To Let, Lew or Found Advertisements are as follow:— a. fl. 1 Insertion, 16 words .. .. 1 6 2 Insertions, 16 words .... 2 4 3 Insertions, 16 words .... 8 6 1 Week, 16 words 6 6 6d. Extra for every additional five words over 16. If booked, 6d. extra.

I WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. J 100 CAbK S TOMATOES, no rubbish, ',l but sound, flavoured fruit, 2/6 giand 3/6 case.—Ben Roberts, next Daily (Times Office. r |RUCTION SALE TO-DAY. Diamond 1.1 Rings, Watches; Pawnbroker’s call redeemed pledges.—At Masterton Auctioneering Co., to-day at 2 p.m. e rpOMATOES.—We shall have a pax- , ticularly good line of Table Toaaa- ,, toes for Sale on Weunes..ay, .. . .-./6 per s case; next Daily Times Office Ben Roberts, Parkvale. s II A B. WEDNESDAY SPJAIL’ £=• ' Eiderdown Quilts, large sing bed . size, covered with dainty floral s eea, , with plain panels to tone; ideal quilt for children’s beds. Wednesday’• , Special, 35/- each.— Hugo A Shearer, t Ltd. : X EW HOME SEWING -- " MACHIN B has 60 years’ go,d record. £l2 10/cash. Masterton Ui.ibrella Works, near Opera House. Needles, Oil and Parts all machines.—T. Verity. gPECIAL LINE of 20 Pieces Dress Tweeds, in newest designs. Special Price, 3/6 yard.—C. Smith, Ltd., “The People’s Store,” Masterton. jjiUCO - AND^CAR - "ENAMELLING Expert.—Car-owners are invited to communicate with F. J. Hunn, Masterton Hardware Co.’s premises, Perry Street. Estimates given for all classes of work. U_ & 8. WEDNESDAY SI'ECTAjjh— Ladies’ Minerva Vests, all wool, opera tops, 3/11; shaped shoulder, 4/11. —Hugo & Shearer, Ltd. BOND’S STOCKINGS,"a/nrßtaebiid Stockings, 5/11; in all the latest shades.—At C. D, Shoosmith. II A S. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS— Ladies’ Washable Nappa Gloves, grey and fawn, elastic wrist; 12/6 pair. —Hugo & Shearer, Ltd. gPECIAL Pt faCHASE of I .Colonial Flannels in 30 different shsfdcs. Special Price, 2/11 yard.—At C. Smi-h, Ltd., “The People's Store,” Master:on.

d OUR DISTEMPER POWDER for dags 11 given in early stages is a reliable .d remedy, and even in advanced stage t, aften arrests the trouble; 2/6-bottle. Post free from Gordon, Chemist Master- - ton. Full stocks of all Veterinary i- M6dieipes ’ Etc -> Bt Gordon’s Pharmacy. ~ OEK£RET’B - PATTERNS TJvSty il woman who io good with tho needle, should see these reliable cut out patterns at 10}d—A. J. Daysh has hun - dreds. oH- & ?^’ E GNEBDAY SPECIALS—d«- ,ka ' “ art silk and " 00l Dress Fabric, that was one ol tho - outstanding successes of th* English 10 winter season; attractive checks and 1, self eolonrs; 36in. wide, 7/6 yard—- - Hugo & Shearer, Ltd. - LIME~JUICK=The u original and best. True Lime Fruit >. flavour. A great thirst quencher Specially imported. Price, 3/6 per boi- •- tie. At Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen’ Street t MastertOD. d QUT-OuT PATTEENS~Huudred» of ; Demaret ’s Paper Patterns are now i, available at A. J. Daysh’s, Booksellers, _ Hugo's). They sell at 10*d. a JJHDICATED DOG BQAP will ' r your pet free from vermin, and it# coat glossy and well conditioned. Price “V 6 per tablet. At Eton’s Pharmacy’ t Queen Street, Masterton. ’ SALE BARGAINS—A few 1 j Geotine Snips left in Gent’s Boots a and Shoes. Repairs at shortest notice. L W. Davies, Boot Importer and Re- ’ pairer, opposite Dalgety & Co.’s, Queen ' Street. • the famous French depilatory. Removes Superfluous Hair quickly and harmlessly. Procurable B either as powder or cream, for 4/6. Trial. . size, 1/- per tube. At Eton’s Pharmacy Queen Street, Masterton. . JJYAL’S FACE CREAM delightfully , cooling and soothing, 2/6 per jar. At all Chemists. ■ BULBS! In every variety, at reduced prices. Call or send for I our Autumn List—it’s free.—H. L. Esau, Florist, Seed and Plant Merchant, Queen Street. 'Phone 1051. piANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. J. Candy, 33 Cambridge Terrace. JQ'EW LINO, from 5/6 to 6/9 yard— I D. W. Sim, Perry Street. STRONG SCH OOL bikes; extra strong lugs, head fittings and brackets; built for hard wear. English Dunlop Cord Tyres fitted and best equipment throughout. £B/7/6 cash, terms arranged.—At Andrews A Rolph, opposite Hugo & Shearer 'a. "Phone 2458. DAHLIAS. We are now displaying a very fine range of New Decorative Dahlias, with the stiff stems. Orders booked now for delivery in November.—H. L. Esau, Florist, Seed and Plant Merchant, Queen Street. Telephone 1051.

; CHENILLE VELOUR for* 'Dainty Frocks; colours, Beige, Bose, Amor'ette, Bois de Bose, Cherry, Lilac and Ivory, 9/11 yard.—Hugo and Shearer, Ltd. I TT E ARE NOTED for our Cycle and Gramophone Repairs and Accessories. The veiy best Workmanship and Value is offered at J. W. Smith ’», South End Cycle Works, npp. Knox Church. ’Phone 2598 TTOMOCHORD RECORDS have now been reduced to 3/- each. Don't buy others until you have heard these. AU the latest now stocked at J. W Smith’s, opp. Knox Ch-rch. F. P. WELCH & SON. LABOUR AGENTS. WANTED.—Elderly man, to cook and do odd jobs A n small sheep run; 25/- week. WANTED.—Ploughman, thoroughly experienced all implements; 40/-.