Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 September 1943, Page 1

Casual Advertising Inch Rate: 6/- per inch, 3/9 pei half-inch. Wanted, Lost, Found, For Sale, To Let: 15 words, 1/9; 2 insertions, 3/-; 3 insertions, 4/3; 6 insertions, 7/6 cash. Each additional word, Id. i Births, Marriages: 3/-. Deaths: 3/9. With “Private interment,” 6/-. Funeral Notices: 7/6 first insertion; 3/9 subsequent insertions. In Memoriam Notices: 3/-. Verses. 6d per line (5 words).

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. —Smart Junior Assistant. ’’ Apply Manageress, McKenzie’s (Masterton), Ltd. WANTED. —Girl or woman to do light household duties, few hours daily. Apply 27 Hessey WANTED—GirI to help with housework, hours 8 to 2. Apply Mrs Loader, High Street, Mastertom WANTED—Reliable woman for light housework; live in or out. Write, stating wages required and previous positions, if any, to “376,” c/o “TimesAge,” WANTED—Two fast, clean shearers ’’ for Wairarapa run ,white contractor. Start about October 7 or 10. Between 10,000 and 11,000 per man. — Wairarapa Primary Production Council, Masterton. WANTED/—Sturdy boy, age 16, for ’’ gas fitter's apprentice. Award wages and conditions. Apply Gasworks Manager. Masterton. WANTED. — A youth or young man for sheep farm; little experience in sheep and general farm work, no milking; three miles from Carterton. Apply M. Summers, R.M.D. No. 2. Carterton. _____ WANTED.—GirI for domestic duties; ’’ sleep out. Apply Croydon Hospital, Carter ton, WANTED, urgently, person to do knitting. Write “372,” c/o “TimesAge.” WANTED?—Married shepherd (wife ’’ to cook for one or two men). Also single shepherd. Apply Levin & Co., Ltd., Masterton. , WANTED. —Relieving maid; experin ence not necessary. Apply Hotel Midland, Ltd., Masterton. 7- APABLE cook wanted for Glenwood Hospital, live in optional. ’Phone 1187, ' WANTED KNOWN.' ' WILL~Land Agents take notice—Our ’’ property, High Street, Carterton, is sold—F. and A. Shutkowski. PESULT’of - I’e Ore"Ore'Tribal"Maori (Overseas) War Effort. —Ist: Walter ; Cameron, ticket 37. 2nd: Mrs McDowell (Cafeteria), Ticket 47. T 0 LET ' iTO LET.—Two front rooms, part fur--1 nished or unfurnished, self contained. Apply 5 Hessey Street. TO HIRE. WANTED TO HlRE—Caravan for 2 . ’’ or 3 weeks. ’Phone 353, Pahiatua. or apply Box 17, Pahiatua. LOST^AND'FOUND. POUND—Umbrella. Owner may have r same on paying cost of advertisement. Apply 27 Hessey Street. J OST—Wheel plate off Morris car, probably Bideford-Masterton Road. Return H. J. Jones’s Garage. Reward. JOST?— Black kid glove, High Street n or Belvedere. Finder please return to “Times-Age,” Carterton. T OST—Gold cross - without chain: 1-4 keepsake. ■ Please return “TimesAge.” Reward. , I OST—A pair of black Astrakhan and ‘ kid gloves. Please return to this office. Reward. ! FOR SALE. WANTED TO SELL—Plunket pram. Address at “Times-Age.” POR SALE—AI fa Laval 50-gallon • 1 separator, in good condition. Had ■ little use. ’Phone 2728. . immediate disposal, gent's bicycle in perfect order; also lady’s sports bicycle, as new, and an electric heater. Apply to 11 i Cornwall Street. ' WANTED "TO SELL—A quantity of ■ ” furniture, almost new—437 High Street, Carterton, 'phone 382. POR SALE— Three-piece English fly 1 rod, 9ft.. complete with Hardy’s 3Jin. light salmon reel, flies, casts and accessories. Price £lO, or nearest offer. For address apply “Times-Age.” POR SALE—Several Massey College roosters, special birds, 10/- each. Address at “Times-Age.” POR SALE. —I Andrews and Bea ven r chaffcutter, in first-class order, £185; 1 Steel Queen hay press, in firstclass condition, £2oo.—Masson & Co., Ltd., Carterton. T?EVdLVlNG"ciothes Lines, £6/5/4 delivered your nearest railway. A century ahead of the old. —Specialty Co., Haining Street, Wellington. A/TEN'S Ody Canvas Trench Coats to hand, also Sou'-westers.—C. D. Shoosmith. POR "SALE, cheaply, dark rimu bedA stead, rimu dropside cot. as new, single iron bedstead and mattress. Address at “Times-Age.” POR SALE.— "Harley-Davidson” engine ,side-car complete, and portable typewriter, suit learner. Address at “Times-Age.” POR~SALE, as new, tweed overcoat, A fit small man or boy left school. Address at “Times-Age.” ■POR SALE?—Dodge “half-ton truck? A done 68,000 miles; very sound, reliable. Registered and recently overhauled. For particulars, apply H. Anderson, 302 High Street, Carterton. PIREWOOD" FOR's'aLET' Apply - 27 Walton’s Avenue. C. SMITH’S FOR VALUE. ■Tn /c YARD—54in. Smart Check IV/u greeds f or skirts. A nice assortment of Tweeds now on show at C. Smith’s Fabric Department. TO 10/6 Yard—36in. Rayana, the popular wool like fabric. Plain shades, stripes and checks. —C. Smith's Fabric Department. o’/T AND 4/fFYard.—Good quality Al! 4 Wool Grey Flannel, 27in. wide. 5/11 —British Khaki Flannel. —C. Smith’s for Value. 9”/fi~TO 4/11—Cotton and Pure Linen ' Tea Towels, large size. 4/6 to 6/9 —Floral Prints, 36in. wide. Neat designs.—At C. Smith’s Fabric Counter. C/11 TO~ 13/6—Floral Uncrttfiiable / Silks, 36in. wide. A great collection in all colours, at C. Smith’s Fabric Counter. ft /A PAIR—Mock seam Art Silk Hose, / excellent quality, neat fitting at ankle; in all sizes. Lisle heel, toe and suspender top. Popular colours. One clothing coupon.—C. Smith’s for Value.