Wanted. TTtTANT'ED ADVERTISEMENTS Not exceeding 25 words. One Two Three Six Insertions CASH 1/6 2/6 3/6 6/6 BOOKED 21- 3/- 4/6 97W ANTED—To buy, one or more Single Iron Bedsteads or Wire-Woven Stretchers. State prico to "Cash," Daily Times, Office. "OfTANTED—To buy, a good second-hand n Sideboard. State price and full particulars to " Cash," Daily Times, Office. *M7"ANTI_JD—For a station, a Cook'v T Laundress;, references required. Apply "G," Daily Times Office. WANTED— Worthy the day as a Jobbing Gardener. Apply, 16 Kuri-puni-street ANTED—A respectable young Girl for housework. Two in family, good home. For particulars and address apply to Mrs Aiinot, " The Terrace," Lansdowne. W~~ ANTED—You to try our Bulk Tea a Is 7d per lb. Wonderful value, better than any 2s tea on the market, and posted, free to any address. Send stamps or postal notes to Char D. Lennie, Direct Importer, Vivian-street, Wellington. ANTED —Every lady in Masterton to know that we are still taking orders for sewing. Ladies' Underclothes a speciality. Misses Hunter, Glasgow House. _OJTl_irT_NOWN—Oirls' one-bar. two bar, and four-bar stylish Summer Shoes, tan, black and white, just opened up. Best value in town. J. Kitchener, Boo'makcr and Repairer, Queen-street. OVV SUTTON'S Magnum Bonum Swede, unrivalled prizetaker, almost blight proof, immense cropper. Levin and Co. UST ARRIVED—-A good assortmeniTo_ the White Records, half-an inch longer than the ordinary. Call and hear them at The Talkeries. HE MISSES HUNTER, Glasgow House, wish the ladies of Masterton to know that they are still taking orders for Ladies' and Children's Bathing Costumes. HONOGRAPH~RECORDS.—It's time you had some new records, they would be welcomed at home. We keep a large and well-selected stock. It is great fun to make your own records Try it; we sell the blanks. Book Arcade (McLeod and Young), I Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN -Ladies' Tan and Black Shoes, latest styles, including Cuban heels, round toes and Gibson ties. Unusually dainty and stylish in appearance at J. Kitchener's, the house for boot and shoe values. W" ANTED—Seidlitz Powders 1/-, Citrate of Magnesia 1/-, Mentha-Eucpl 1/- from W. H. Toohill, Chemist, Eketahuna. ANTED KN O WN—Girls' good strong Calico Combinations, trimmed with * lace, cheap at 4/6. Our own make, and can be relied upon for good wearing qualities. Misses Hunter, Glasgow House, Queen street, TARARUA WINES are becoming famous for their excellent qualities. They are quite equal to many of the high-priced imported brands. Order a sample dozen.. W.F.C.A. town agents. ANTED KNOWN—Shoettes are a great improvement on the old sandals which, used to be so popular. Absolutely the most comfortable and healthy shoe a child can wear. Big selections and extraordinary value at J. Kitchener's, Bootmaker ancl Repairer, Queen-street. HAVE you tasted Rankin's Pikelets? They are a revelation of daintiness, wholesome and delicious, and made fresh daily. Try them. WANTED KNOWN—If your cycle or motor wants repairing or stove enamelling ring up Sinclair & Brown, 'phone 292. _ TARARUA PORT WINE is what the doctor ordered. It gives strength to debilitated bodies and builds up a weak nervous system. You can afford to pay the price—only 30/- per dozen quarts. W.F.C.A. town agents. PECIAL line at Glasgow House—Striped Shirt Blouses all at 4/6. Best value in town. Call and see them, Misses Hunier, Ladies' and Children's Underclothiers. ANTED KNO^lT^The - "Missep Wrigley manufacture Ladies' Hair Combings into Switches, Fringes, Transformations, Pincurls, Pull's, etc. Shampooing, Face Message and Electric Treatment for Falling Hair and Dandruff a speciality. See window, next C. Smith's. WE have arriving a new and complete stock of Edison Machines and Records, also Edison-Bell and Sterling Records. So when in town don't fail to call in at The Talkeries. WANTED KNOWN—We are offering splendid value in Ladies' WhiteUnderskirts. Exceptionally low priced at 5/6 to 15/-. Misses Hunter, Glasgow House. "\T W TT MOTORS are easy to J_l »KCS» U o handle, «asy to start, easy to carry when required, a good hill climber, and very cheap in use. Call and see these superb machines at Lyttle Bros. 'Phone 141. ; , << A _ excellent table wine and a wonJ\. derful tonic." This is the .opinion of an expert who has tasted Lamb's Tararua Claret. Two dozen pints for 255. W.F.C.A. town agents. ' ANTED KNOWN—'I hat Toohill, Chemist, Eketahuna, does . a big business. Why? Because he gives it his whole attention. ANTED—Cyclists to come and inspect the latest cycles at Sinclair & Brown's, Queen-street. " The Nimrod" has arrived. A bargain at £10. With 12 months' guarantee. :^Tif7: ANTED —Masterton ladies to know v ▼ that Glasgow House is the cheapest and most reliable in Masteiton for Ladies Underclothing. We have a special line of Cotton Spencers, short sleeves, at 1/3 each. Misses Hunter, Ladies' Underclothers. AMB'S TARARUA WINES are an economical luxury—good, wholesome and delicious. Tararua Port Wine, 30/- per dozen quarts ; Tararua Claret, 25/- per two dozen pin's. W.F.C.A. town agents. ANTED KNOWN-That the first shipment of new cycles, " The Nimrod," have arrived at Sinclair & Brown's, and are the most up-to-date cycles yet seen in Masterton. Price, £10 cash. ANTED—Settlers to know that MR McLEOD, L.T.S. (by exam.), Certificated Piano Tuner, Repairer and Regulator, will visit any district between Eketahuna and Martinborough. McLeod and Young, Booksellers, " The Academy," Masterton. INSURE good digestion by usingjj Lamb's Tararua Wines, and a* good appetite will naturally follow. Tararua Wines are pure and wholesome, and give freedom from indigestion, ana_mia and debility. W.F.C.A. town agents. - ' ' ANTED KNOWN—My saloon tarifi in future will be sixpence all round. Three competent tradesmen in attendance.' Razors and Scissors ground and set. A trial solicited. A. E. Williams, Hairdresser, Queen-street. ."' .' . . WANTED KNOWN—Lamb's Tararua WiNFS.can be bought from the W.F.C.A., Masterton.' Claret, 25/- two dozen' pints ; Port' Wine, 30/- dozen quarts.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9214, 5 November 1908, Page 1
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