SITUATIONS VACANT. VWANTED.—By young man, 22, posi- ’’' l tion in office; good experience and reference; or willing to drive delivery. Address at “Age” Office. TWANTED. — Rabbiter, with good ’’dogs; man not afraid to use spade required. Address at “Age” Office. • SITUATIONS WANTED. lA7ANTED.— Position as driver; car, -’’ J truck or tractor, by first-class mechanic. Outside work preferred. Eighteen years’ experience. Address at “Age” Office. IX7ANTED.— Position as shepherd; ’’ single, sober, capable; good references. Address at “Age” Office.
LOST AND FOUND. JjOST. —From Westmere, black smoothhaired half bred Kelpie sheep dog; dark tan on paws. Reward for recovjery. Apply ’Phone 479 D, Masterton. f WANTED TO BUY. IWANTED.—To purchase, a light ’ spring dray; must bo in good order, and cheap. Address at “Age” Office. TO LET. MASONIC HALL, Chapel Street, available for Dances, Wedding Parties, Etc. Crockery available. Ring ’phone 1917. fpO LET.—Two storey seven-roomed dwelling, situated in Wrigley Street. Electric light; hot and cold water; motor garage. Address at “Age” Office.
FOB SALE. JpOR SALE.—Lady’s cycle, secondhand; small size. Address at “Age” Office, or 'phone 1420. JpOR PRIVATE SALE—Superior artistic Bungalow; newly erected; corner of Essex and Pownall Streets. Seven apartments, all modern conveniences; garage. Inspection invited. Apply H. W. Dale, builder, ’Phone 2567 for terms and price. "POR SALE.—Cheap: Forty Cords WilI low Wood; cut to 4ft lengths. For [full particulars ring 'phone 2403. |jfEW OAK CHINA CABINET, £7 10/. ] New Single Wooden Bedstead, nonIsag rustless wire, £2 5/-. —D. W. Sim, Perry Street. gULBSI BULBS 1 Now is the time to plant all spring flowering bulbs. We have a large selection in all the following kinds:—Anemones, Ranunculus, Tulips, Freeses, Crocuses, Ixias, Hyacinths, Tritonxas, Snowdrops, Mixed and Named Narcissi, etc., all in good flowering size bulbs.—Ball Bros., Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists, Queen Street. Telephones 1459 and 1938.
CHOICEST Hothouse Grapes, fresh picked and sweet, now ready at Ball Bros., Queen Street, 'phone 1938. AffEN’S STOUT Chrome Shooters.— An Ideal Working Boot. Light, but durable, with or without nails; 25/-. —At the W.F.C.A., “Masterton’s Shopping Centre.” ■pOOTWEAB: is an easy matter at our store, and you get what you want. Prices and quality always right. — Carpenter & Evans Queen Street. Masterton. TJERCULES CYCLERS THE BEST material and finished cycle produced. Output, 12,031 in one week, a world’s record. Get yours now, £B/7/6. At Andrews & Rolph's, opposite Hugo &_Shearer’s. 'Phone 2458. Shop early. MBS. DILdON, Florist, 22 Churcl Street. 'Phone 1518. Wedding Bou quets, Presentation Bouquets, Wreaths and Floral Designs on shortest notice. Nice selection of glass-covered wreaths. Note address: 22 Church Street. Telephone 1518. piANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. J. Candy, 33 Cambridge Terrace. JJERCULES CYCLES have extra strong fittings, frame guaranteed fifty years. English Dunlop Cord Tyres and tubes, Reynolds chain, mud-flap, pump, tools, bell, etc. Hercules are the best.—At Andrews & Rolph's, opposite Hugo & Shearer’s. ’Phone 2458.
QQOMATOEB. —Choice hot-house Tomatoes, fresh, daily, sound and firm, 6d. and Bd. lb. At Ball Bros., Queen Street, Telephones 1938 and 1459. TjYTTLE’S FOB GOOD VALUES in Used Cars. Every car sound and [covered by Service Guarantee. JpOR SALE.—One 6-cyiinaer sevenseater Studebaker Car, two rims and tyres in perfect order. Price, £lB5. One Ford Pacer, £2O. Gordon Hugan, Ltd., Carterton. P.O. Box 48, ’Phone 53. TA-NDSCAPE GARDENING.—NWIs the time to make arrangements for this work. Estimates given for fhe complete laying out of gardens, including concrete paths and drives.—A. Robinson & Sons, The Landscape Gardeners, Whatman Boad, ’Phone 1304. POSTOCKBI We a splendid range of this Famous Footwear. Call and see for yourst. ?s the extensive assortment.—Carpenter & Evans. Ougen Street. TOILET ARTICLE BARGAINS. — Wonderful values in Perfumes, Soaps, Hair Brushes, Manicure Sets, Bath Salts, Etc. They are too good to miss. See the windows at Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen Street. Masterton. JJLECTBOLUX VACUUM’CLEANER, splendid order; £B. Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner, splendid order, £5. Achilles Vacuum Cleaner, perfect order, £6 10/-. —D. W. Sim, Perry Street.
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Wairarapa Age, 16 March 1929, Page 1
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