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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8014, 9 December 1904, Page 1

Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—The Correct Store for GENTS' BOOTS is R. HANNAH & CO , LTD. Gents' Light Bale., tips and sprigs. 7/11; Gents' Light Chrome Bals., nobby toes, 14/6; Gents' Light Chrome Bals., medium toes, 12/6; Gents' Glace Bals., pointed to6S, 12/6,15/6; Gents' Glace Bntton Boots, pointed, 17/6; Gente' Best American Bals, needle toes, 22/6; Gents' Nailed Shooters. 8/11 to 14/6; Gent-.' Medium Balmorals, 8/11, 10/6; Gents' Bluchers, 4/11; Gents' White Canvas Boots, 6/11,9/6. Tennis Shoes and Bowling Shoes in all sizes. All goods marked in plain figures at R. HANNAH AND Co., Ltd. WANTED.— Canvassers can purchase Turner and Turner's Tip-Top Teas in £lb. and lib. packets. 21b tins for retailing. Queen-street, Masterton. %J£T ANTED—Every good housewife to ™ use Natural Health Flour for Christmas Cakes. Will make delicious Scones. 1/- per packet at Candy's Post Office Store. F. P. WELCH, Labour, Land and Estate Agent. Chennells' Office, Perry-street, Masierton. WANTED —An experienced Carpenter for a month or more ; Milkers, 20s week; Farm Hand, able to plough, 255; middle-aged Woman as Housekeeper to 2 single men ; 2 Shed Hands, 255. WANTED —For station, an experienced Rabbiter, used to spade and gun work. Must have small pack of dogs. Permanent work. 25s week ; more if competent. W~~ General, nearidasTterton, 15s. eJST ANTED—Married couple for station, ? V man as bullock-driver and fencer, 4-roomed cottage, cow and garden, £80 year; woman assists in house when required, and paid for services at current rate of wages. YSTANTED—Nurse Girl or General, * » Pahiatua; Nurse Girl, Tinui; experienced Waitress for commercial Hotel, 15s. WANTED— Several Youths, able to milk, for stations, 15s. HousemaidWaitress, country, 12s. ANTED—Several Married Couples, without encumbrance, for stations. £80 to J290 and found. Must send copy of references when applying. ~A~WAITING ENGAGEMENT—Station oL Hands, Married Couples, Ploughmen, Shearers, Etc. GILLESPIE & CO. MASTERTON LABOUR BUREAU, SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE, AND GENERAL AGENCY. Telephone 95. P.O. Box 47. ANTED—lmmediately, three blade Shearers ; also Shed Hands and Fleece Pickers. Apply sharp. Gillespie and Co., Masterton. WANTED— Man for cross-cut saw, able to keep saw; wages, 93 per day. Gillespie and Co.. Box 47, Maeterton. ANTED—Rough Carpenter for country job. Apply sharp. Gillespie and Co., Labour Agents. ANTED—Elderly Man, able to milk and garden ; wages, 25s per week. Gillespie and Co., Masterton. ANTED—Housemaid-Laundress for country, wages 15s per week ; easy place. Gillespie and Co., Masterton. WANTED— Married Couple for station, man to milk, kill and garden, etc., wife as cook-laundress; salary £80per year. Gillespie and Co., Masterton. ANTED—Youth, able to milk and make himself generally useful; 17s 6d per week and found. Gillespie and Co., Telephone 95, Masterton. ITWAITING ENGAGEMENT—Married .oL Couples, station and camp Cooks, Ploughmen, and general Farm Hands. Gillespie and Co., Masterton. MISS ALSCE JONES, nnEACHER of the PIANOFORTE (elvvc JL de Charles Rojoux, laurcat de Conservatoire de Paris) and FRENCH (Paris, 6 years) is desirous of meeting with pupils in Masterton and neighbourhood. Highest testimonials. Terms very moderate. Duties to commence the second week in January, 1905. Apply to Miss Alice Jones, Pokeno. MASTERTON BAKERY. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., ■m/TANUFACTURE NOT ONLY FIRST-CLASS BREAD. but also Cakes and Small Goods of the Very Best Quality. COME AND TRY THEM. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. Afternoon Tea Daily. P.O. Box 19. Telephone No. 39. H. PATEMAN, Manager. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., STEAM ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, Ghapbl and Albeet-stbeets, Mastebxon. NONE BUT THE BEST WHEAT PROCURABLE GROUND.* OATS, PEAS, BEANS, MAIZE, Crushed either for horse feed or pig meal. P.O. Box 19. Telephone No. 7. W. Me. P. COLE, Manager. Q-EORGE HERON, Grain Merchant, Grocer, and General Storekeeper, MASTERTON