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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LX, Issue 9344, 15 April 1909, Page 1

Wanted. LOST Last night, between Mangamahoe and Mauricoville, a Starting Lever from a motor. Finder rewarded at Daily Times Office. I -fl pr f\ LADIES' and Children's Ready- . JLOvr 10-wear Hats, bought at a great 3 sacrifice. See the window at Charman's. SEE Special Jackets at Charman's from l'l/6. The new navy, brown and black . braided Skirts, 13/6. Other lines at 6/11 and 7/6 Trimmed Hats, 7/6. Tweed and Serge Ready-to-wear Hats, 2/11. . BARGAINS"~reaI bargains—at Charman's. Woven Nightdresses 5/11, , Woven Combinations 3/6, and Woven . Spencers, long or short sleeves, 1/11, Cream Woollen Delaine Blouses 6/6, Boys' and Girls' Striped Jerseys 3/6, Caps to match 1/-. This is the money saving store your friends are talking about. ARGAIN Prices for all ready-to-wear garments—prices that will suit the times. See display at Charman's, Lower Queen-street. New Biousings from 6d. Special Satin-faced Venetian Cloths, wide widths, 1/11. Serges 1/3, strong Tweeds from 1/-, Honeycomb Quilts 4/11, Blankets 14/6, large Curtains 5/6 pair, special White Table Damask 1/9 CHARMAN can buy well too, and with a small cost for distribution ran sell well, hence our famous low prices. Don't be taxed for other people's credit and higfi expenses. This week we are showing special value in Flannelettes from 4-_d, good Double Sheetings from 1/-, Heavy Herringbone Sheeting from 1/2. Charman's, Cheapest Drapery Stores, Lower Queen-street. F. P. WELCH (Phone 283), LABOUR, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT. Office: A. R. Bunny's Buildings, Perry-street, Masterton. ANTED -For station, Bullock Driver, also used to horses. 30s week ANTED—Bush < 'ontractors in parties of not less than 4 or 5 to fell two blocks of 150 and 200 acres, at 25s per acre, light bush. Parties to find own camp and pay for one month's stores in advance. No wages men allowed. No inexperienced men allowed on jobs. \\ /"ANTED— Woman Cook for country vA hotel, wages 255. WAITING ENGAGEMENT—Cooks, Shepherds, Bush Contractors, Sawmill Hands, Drivers, Ploughmen, Rabbiters, Carpenters, Navvies, Milkers, Barmen. WANTED —Housemaid, station, 15s. Cook or Housemaid Laundress, same station, 15s ; three maids kept. Cook, station, Pahiatua, 20s. Housemaid, same station, 15s. General, Wellington, 18s^_ AN'l FD—General, Otaki, 15s"; Carterton, 15s. Help, Martinborough, 15s. Several Generals, Masterton, 12s, 15s. C~ "ONTRACTOR, with single and double teams and dray?, wants carting, roadwork preferred. ANTED—By competent Blacksmith, situation either town or country, would also do general work on station GILLESPIE &. GO. MASTERTON LABOUR BUREAU, SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE AND GENERAL AGENCY. Academy Buildings (Church-street entrance). Telephone 95. P.O. Box 47. WANTED —Station Gardener, able to milk, w _ges 25s : references. \U r AN'IED — Woman Cook for country TV hotel, 255. WANTED — Conk - Laundress, 15s. Housemaid-Waitress, 15s. General, 15s. General, 10s. TO LET—Detached Furnished Bedroom with fireplace, central, would suit 2 friends. WANTED —By 2 experienced young men, milking on shares. Understand milking machinery. Excellent references. AITING ENGAGEMENT—2 Shepherds (dogs and horses), good references ; Station Hands, Labourers, and experienced Scrubcutters. WANTED — Several experienced Generals and Girls to assist for Masterton and country. ANTED—Married Couple—Man "to milk and garden, wife as housekeeper. Salary, £85 per year. LOVE LIGHTENS LABOUR. SO DOES ECLIPSE. Obtain a Bottle from your Grocer, and try it on washing day. W. GARDINER, Expert Wood Carver, Assembly Rooms, Masterton. CARVED PHOTO FRAMES, suitable for presents, a speciality. Designs and prices on application, ~ R W. COOK IS now prepared to LAY OUT or ALTER GROUNDS. Large or small plots all laid out in first-class style. QUINCES in any quantity on sale. Telephone 304. SUITS TO MEASURE i§4 ss. THE SUITS now being made by E. Oliver, Tailor, Queen-street, Masterton, at the above price aie really superb in Fit, Style and Material, the difference in the price and that usually charge-1 being due to our CASH SYSTEM OF TRADING. You do not have to pay for the bad debts of others. We can do you the same suit on credit for £5 ss. FlTTlNG.— Fitting being the most im portant factor in our trade, we give every-' attention to tho parts which need extra padding, stiffening, etc. We make the sloping shouldered man look square-shouldered. Good shoulders and smart fitting fronts are "the result of our cutting and fitting on. A feature of our business is the French Dry Cleaning of Gentlemen's Suits and Ladies' Cloth Costumes. We can clean and press your suit or costume to look nearly like new for 6/6. A really good investment. By this wonderful process garments do not shrink in the slightest degree, but retain their original firm fresh appearance. Orders by post, rail or coach promptly attended to. ■_•■ OLsIVE-Rj TAILOR, Queen-street, - - Masterton. THEORY OF MUSIC. MR H. S. CLAUGHTON (ex-pupil of Dr F. J. Karn, Principal of London College of Music) announces that he is forming Theory Classes (Elementary and Advanced) on Wednesday. Evenings. Particulars at 33, Church-street.