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Wairarapa Age, 19 December 1932, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST. —From Memorial Park, ten shorn ewes with lambs at foot. Anyone knowing whereabouts please notify T. V. Cavernill. Telephone 1328. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED.—To Seed Stripper. Full particulars to McFarlane, Department of Agriculture, MONEY FOR XMAS.—Convert your old Jewellery to cash while prices are high; up to £6 per oz. for gold.—Dallas, C. Smith’s Building. TO LET. WANTED.—To let or lease. —Foresters’ Hall, situate Queen Street, Masterton. Period to suit applicant. For terms apply, G. L. Scrivener, Secretary, 32 South Road, Masterton. TO LET.—Comfortable bach; gas range; newly renovated; use conveniences. Apply W. B. Chennells, Land Agent, Perry Street. TO LET.—Two rooms, kitchenette, bathroom and scullery; rent, 15/-. — Apply W. B. Chennells, Land Agent, Perry Street. FOB SALE. FOR SALE.—Set of good gig harness. Apply W. N. Burcher, Hogg Crescent. FOR SALE. — Black Currants and Raspberries. Fresh-pieked to your order.—W. Allan, corner Fleet and York Streets, Solway. Telephone 1442. FOR SALE. —The Mount Holdsworth

Farm as a going concern, containing 764 acres freehold and 139 acres lease under Forest Reserves Act, together with water wheel, milking plant, 11roomed dwelling and outhouses; dairy herd of 35 cows, 29 in full milk; ring fenced; sub-divided into seven paddocks. The whole as it stands. Immediate possession. 15 per cent, deposit; balance at low interest. Apply to Hans C. Thomsen, Norfolk Road, Carrington, Rural, Carterton. FOB SALE.— Christmas Poultry. — Black Orpington Hens, 5/6 pair; White Leghorn Hens, 4/6 pair. Also limited number of good Black Orpington Cockerels. Apply G. Eaton, 144 Columba Road. Telephone 1897. FOB SALE.—Ford 30-cwt. Truck, in good condition; extra heavy springs and large platform; all good tyres. A bargain for wood carting.—W.F.C.A. Garage. FOB SALE.—Totara fence posts, split and full size, £ll 10/- per 100 count. Matai Posts, £8 per 100.—Geo. Gardner & Sons, Masterton. FOB SALE.—Split Totara fence battens, 30/- per 100 count. —Geo. Gardner & Sons, Dixon Street. FOB SALE.—Sawn Totara fence battens, 25/- per 100 count. Rimu, 14/per 100 count.—Geo. Gardner A Sons, Timber Merchants. — FOR SALE.—Farmers ’ lots Matai and Rimu Scantling ' id boards. F.O.R. Masterton, truck oi over 2000 super, £lO net. Wonderful value for the farmer.—Geo. Gardner A Sons. SALE.—At lowest prices. House timber. Building and dry-dressed finishings.—Geo. Gardner A Bona, Masterton. Telephone 1043. PACK SADDLE, almost new, complete with all straps, £6 10/-; doubleburner Perfection Kerosene Cooker, with oven, 30/-; Piug-in Electric Cooker, equal to new, as advertised for £l2 10/- new, Our Price, £7/10/-; Rollededge Single Mattresses, from 25/-; roll-ed-edge Double Mattresses, from 35/-; new Hospital Beds, 30/-; new Clothes Baskets, 5/6, 6/6 and 7/6. —Robt. Russell, Dealer, Masterton. CAMPERS’ EQUIPMENT.— Canvas Kit Bags, 4/-; Haversack, 2/-; Canvas Shoulder Packs, 6/6; Tents and Flys, in all sizes—at lowest prices. Folding Camp Beds, Knives and Forks, Campers’ Mattesses, etc. —J. W. F. Pool and Son, Post Office Mart. ’Phone 1013. NEW RIMU DUCHESSES, 27/6; New three-piece Chesterfield Suites, in Moquette, £7/10/-; new Bedsteads with non-sag wire, single 37/6, double 59/6; new Mattresses, from 12/6; Congoleum Squares ,in smart designs.—J. W. F. Pool & Son, Post Office Mart. ’Phone 1013.

ROLPH’S BARGAIN STORES, Ltd. for Dolls, Toys, Games, Mechanical Toys, Children’s Books, Stationery, Fancy Chinaware, Tea Sets, Stewart Webb and Corbett Crystal Supper and Salad Sets, Ladies’ Handbags, Toilet Sets, Hair Brushes, Combs, Powder Bowls, Manicure Sets, boxes of Fancy Soaps, Christmas Stockings, also many useful presents for gents. DOLLS! DOLLS! ~"The Home of Dolls, and no doubt about it. A wondrous selection at prices that must appeal.— J. Fortune, Bookseller (opp. Wagg’s), Queen Street. SUITCASES, full size, from 5/-; loose Kapok, 1/1 lb.; new and used Garden Tools, at low prices; Pillows, from 2/3; Military Saddles, also a full range of Military Goods.—J. W. F. Pool & Son, Post Office Mart. Telephone 1013. REDUafau rKiUKB to meet the times, and the same quality of Workmanship and Accessories are no.v being offered at J. W. Smith’s Cycle Works, opp. Knox Church. DOLLS & FUR TOYS; Prices from Id. upwards, at H. E, Pither’s Toy Shop, Bookseller and Stationer. ’ RAILWAY TICKETS. Try the Government Tourist Office, Perry Street, for convenience. We save you worry. Get c’l travel tickets at the one time. UP-TO-DATE! A. N. Field’s book, “The Truth About the Slump,” brought up to date and now on sale at Daysh’s Bookshop—-2/6.