Wanted. LAST Skating Carnival of the Season.wil. be held at the Gymnasium on Thurs day Evening, sth November. Fancy Postei and Plain. Admission 1/-. Competitors ( i skates free._ Prizes. OR~BALE— A Pony, Cart and Harness Apply Mrs Allen, senr., Upper Plain (JUNG MLON who are careful about tbeii dress know the qualities of Kitchener's Boots. Appearance, distinguished ; quality . the best; price, lowest in town for same class ;. of goods. SHOW AND RACE WEEK.—Another display of Trimmed Hats far below town prices. See Charman's Special Show, Dainty Paris Model Hats from 12/6; New Sailors (fancy bands), New Straws and Motor Caps. Large assortment of Flowers and - Sprays from 1/-. White Embroidered Blouses, astonishing value, 2/11 up. Charman's, Lower Queen-street. LjHOW AND RACK WEEK.—We shall ? O make quite an exhibition of Ladies' Neckwear. All the very newest designs, in- - eluding Cream and Black Silk Lace Scarves, Ladies'' Collars and Collarettes, and Lace Sleeves. Special line of Camisole Embroidery, 24-inch, at If-. Needlework, Flouncings and Insertions at prices that will astonish you. Call hI, Charman's this daTj F~y7)u _ lranT'"ur7ee the latest Belts, 50 designs to select from, all half-price; White, and Cream Sunshades from 3/ij ; Embroidered Skirts, 2/11 up; Camisoles, 1/3; Bathing Costumes, 2/11 ; P.D. Corsets 10/6, now 5/(i; Children's Silk Millinery from 1/11 ; White Muslin Overalls 2/3. Call and see Charman's, the Cheapest Draper. slump in the Drapery De- § partment at Charman's notwithstanding the tightness of money. The public recognise that they must economise, and by shopping at Charman's you not only get a good a-ticle cheap, but new, fashionable and up-to-date. Our values are getting talked about. If you have not been ask your friends. S" ~~Q W~~SIJTToTsPS Improved Thousand Headed Kale will stand through dry summers and severe winters. Levin and Co. OllND— Toohill, Chemist, Ekelahuna, to bo the best chemist for Spring Medicines. Quinine and Iron Tonic 2/6, Sarsaparilla 2/0, Fruit Salts 2/(i. nniIFRF/S no doubt about it, what you JL want for polishing boots is " All Blacks." : VITAWEir~KNOWN—CycIes built to v \ your order. Stove enamelling and Wheel Building is a speciality at Sinclair & Brown's. ANTED KNOWN—That Sinclair & Brown have a staff of the best cycle mechanics in the Wairarapa.and are prepared to do all work connected with the trade. IF boots could speak, what would they say ? Why, " All Blacks " every limCj @& A RE you dissatisfied with your x3L Razor ? " Send it to me and I will set it to your satisfaction. . I can also supply you with the best Strops and Shaving Materials. Note Address—F. B. Rosson, Hairdresser, next Prince of Wales Stables, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN—That we have the famous N.S.U. Lightweight in stock. Fitted with magneto ignition. One of the best lightweights made. Lyttle Bros., 'phone 141. INSURE good digestion by using Lamb's Tararua Wines, and a good appetite will naturally follow. Tararua Wines are pure and wholesome, and give freedom from indigestion, anaemia and debility. W.F.C.A. town agents. ANTED KNOWN- Lamii's Tararha Winks can be bought from the W.F.C.A., Masterton. Claret, 25/- two dozen pints ; Port Wine, 30/- dozen quarts. EOli reliance, endurance, speed, economy ride a Alountaineer Motor. How can you do better than purchase a Mountaineer, equipped with Britannia tyres, for your business or pleasure. Lyttle Bros., Agents. 'Phone Ml. '_ FOUND— At A. E. Williams 1 . Tobacconist, Queen-street, a large assortment of Pipes, including L. and Co., G.8.D., 8.8.8., M. L. and Co., and Gallagher's, Is briars, best Egyptian and Turkish Cigarettes, also large stock English and .American Tobaccos always on hand. YKFNGIe; CLEANING—A. Robertson, Perth Dye Works, Wellington, is the Oldest, Cheapest and Best Dyer in the Colony. Orders left with his Agent, W. Donaldson, Bank of N.Z. Buildings, Queen street, Masterton, will receive prompt alien tion. Al-n^ETFi^OTVN—Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage Connections dona at lowest prices, consistent with good workmanship. Country residences fiited up with drainage on the septic tank principle. Electric Bells fitted up. Water and Gas laid on. Drainage plans prepared free of cost. All work entrusted to me guaranteed. R. E. Jones, Sanitary Plumber (by exam.) Queen-street. A~NTED—A" good reliable chemist Do you? Address W. 11. Toohill, Chemist, Eketahuna. PAKITND~MOUN"'FBRUCFrpA RC EL DELIVERY.--Mail Coach for Parcels and Passengers, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3.30 p.m. Parcels to be left at J. Graham's. —L. J. Matthews. TIERI-Tare noire - "better than Rankin's Small Goods. They are wholesome, because they arc made from the purest ingredients, ard are always fresh. Telephone orders promptly attended to. 'Phone 50. IySKS~ITUNT"KRn«idies" and Children's Underclothiers. All kinds of sewing work done promptly. Glasgow House, Queen-street. GELLESPIE &. CO. MASTERTON LABOUR BUREAU, SERVANTS'- REGISTRY OFFICE AND GKNERAL AGENCY. Academy Buildings (Church-street entrance). Telephone !)5. P.O. Box 47. . WANTED— Situation by elderly Lady to assist or look after invalid. Small wages for comfortable home. - Driver, 25s] v v General Hand for bush farm, able to milk, 255. ANTED—Laundress, 20s. Experienced General for Masterton, only two in family, wages 15s. ANT I'D -Woman Cookfor Mastertoon, must have references and able to do plain cooking well. _. WANTED— RefinecTperson as Nurse fo"r two children, light duties. References required. WANTED— Lady Help or General for Napier. Fare paid. W~ "ANTED-Boys able to milk, 12s to ]5s per week. Shed Hands, Cook's Assistant, 25s per week. ANTED—Experienced Milker for Hawera, fare paid, wages 25s per ■week._ AWAITING ENGAGEMENT — Firstclass Machine Shearers, with excellent references; Machine Expert, Station and Sheai'er's Cooks. l"ady~ Help for country, Housemaid and Generals, Cooks (hotel and private). ANTED—Cowman for station, 25s per week ■; Rouseabout, 20s ; Rabbiter with dogs.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9211, 2 November 1908, Page 1
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