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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9699, 2 November 1909, Page 1

Wanted. tm "TTACANCIEB for Boarders Appl3 '" V " Mqness," Chapel-street. te FTHO LET—Furnished Whare, suitable foi !_ _L batch. Rent, 5/. Apply Daily Times £ Office. 14 ~f~ OST—From Lansdowne, large Blac_ r0 __U Sheep Dog. Reward. Apply F - Richarqs, Lansdowne. I T7.OUND—Dark Bay Mare, star on forei JD head and cover on, small piece cord f round neck, found on railway and put in my paddock. Owner can have same by paying expenses. G. H. Clarke, Kopuaranga. j miFFIN TEA ROOMS, corner Queen and JL Perry- streets. - These new and daintilyappointed tea rooms are now open to the public. The rooms, which are over Mr J. P Rankin's shop, have six large windows com, manding a nice view. Tea and Cakes at any hour of the day. Prompt attention. EOR SALE —House, 4 rooms, kitchen, bathroom, washhouse, tubs and copper, woodshed, fowlhouse and two large runs, -_-■ acre land. Apply 50, Cornwall-street. HOW AND RACE WE UK. Great attraction at Cha'bman's. Special bargains in Ladies' Paris Model Hats, in white, ecru, sky and black, 16/6, well worth 30/-. Make a point of seeing these. Choice White Linen Motor and Ready-to-wear Hats just arrived, at special low prices. Bring your ghds for Rsady-trimmed Straws, all new shapes, 2/6, 2/11 and 3/6. Mushroom Linen and Galatea Straws from 1/-. You will save . money at Charman's. Lower Queen-street. LOUSES! BLOUSES! BLOUSES ! Extraordinary purchase just arrived per ss. Tainui. White Muslin, all-over embroidered, new tucked sleeves, the very latest, to be cleared from 4/6. Without doubt the cheapest ever shown in Masterton. New Tucked Flouncings (nainsook and lawns) from B|d; New Shades in Linens, 7-_d ; Plain Navy Cambrics, s_d. Charman's, Cheapest Drapery Stores. "VfEW WASHING FABRICS now showing at Charman's are the topic of conversation. Hoyles' Plain Navy and New Blue Cambric and Prints, special line at 7|d; New Corded Prints 36in. wide, warranted fast dyes, B|d ; double width Silk Muslins 10|d, Nurse Cloths 7£d, New Jap. Crepe 3 B|d, 36in. Nainsook 4|d. Call at Charman's. AT CHARMAN'S. Cream Nun's Veiling 1/-, Cream Delaines and Cashmere 1/-, White Drills lid. Light Cambric Prints White Quilts 3/11, White Table Table Damask 1/-, good Double-bed Twill Sheeting 1/- and 1/3, Striped Galateas 7|d and B|d, special line Lace Curtains 2/11 to 10/6, Ecru Lace Curtains, large size, 6/11. All new Wonderful value at Charman's. OK SALE—Tomato Plant-, iv any quantity ; also a grand assortment of Annuals,!/- dozen or 6/- hundred. E. Hale, Wai: arapa Nursery, Te Ore Ore-road. Town Agents—W.F.C.A. FOR SALE—lmmediately, Furnishings, Ironmongery, Tools, three Bicycles, Watches, and a lot of Sundries at bedrock prices. Note : A trial will convince you. I can beat any dealer in town at buying and selling. Motto : Small profits, quick returns. E. Hodge, Second-hand Shop, opposite Pinhey's Stables, Queen-street. 6 6 "vr ARNISHINE," the Brilliant Polish V for Linoleums and Tan Boots. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. 6d per tin. 6 6 CHAMPION " CUSTARD POWDER \y —simply delicious with Stewed and Bottled Fruits, Puddings, etc. 4d per tin, extra large size 6d. 66 A RE you dissatisfied with your _c_L 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. M' RS TIMMS has opened a Boardinghonse at 60 ; Perry-street, Masterton. The house is being conducted on the same lines as that which was for so long successfully carried on in Queen stroet as " Timms' Boardinghouse." The situ__ion of the new house is central to both town and railway station. Good table and every comfort for br.arders. O PHONOGRAPH OWNERS—Just what you want. Edison's New Attachment to play Amberol Records (twice the music—same length). Book Arcade (McLeod and Young), next to Hooper's. F. P. WELCH (Pnone 283), LABOUR, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT. Office: A. R. Bunny's Buildings, Perry-street, Masterton. W - ' ANTED—Two Bladet-hparers by 15th November. ANTKi)— Bushfellers, go mates with contractor. I|^|TalS TED—Youth about 15 cv 16, W must bo good milker. 15s to 20s. «,U7"ANTED— Good Milker, 15s to 255. v%' Cowman and useful, £1. \STANTED— Generals, 12s, 15s, lis, 12s %H. Gd. Nurse-Housemaid, 14?. Lady Helps, 10s and 15s. Woman Cooks, 20s, 255, :50s. LarascSowrae Registry Office. (for women.) 1 7ANTED—l\vyoun_ Woman, situation VxV in the country as House-Parlormaid ; also Housemaid .requires p'acc in hotel. : -« js r ANT ED— A good General for MasterW ton 15s, in j' ovember. Also a General, 10s, three in family, sleep at home. Nurse Girl. Bs. Young Girls required, light places. ANTED—For Masterton and Lansdowne, several good Generals, 15s. For further particulars apply MRS ARNOT, " The Terrace," Lansdowne. Office Hours—lo a.m. to 3 p.m. G3LLESPIE & CO. MASTERTON LABOUR BUREAU, SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE AND GENERAL AGENCY. Academy Buildings (Church-street entrance). Telephone 95. P.O. Box 47 WANTED— Contractor to make 4000 bricks ANTED—Cook-Laundress for station, 255. Experienced Shepherd, with dog 3, for mv. tering; wages, £2 per week. WANTED— Immediately, good General Servant for station, wages 23s per week. •'ANTED —Married Couple. Mau to milk and garden ; wife, co.k-laun dress. Salary, £90 and bonus. WANTED— Immedi.tely, Young Girl to assist in general housework; no washing ; good home. Generals, 10s to 15s. Laundress, 20s. ANTED—Nurse-Housemaid for Masterton, wages 15s. Lady Help for country, 15s. Lady Help for Upper Hutt, 15s. WANTED — Station wardener, 25s Rouseabout, 20s. Shepherd, with dogs, 255. Bullock Driver, 30s. Milker, 255. DYEING & DRY CLEANING. W BARBER & CO. are the largest j o and most up to-date Dyers and Dry Cleaners in the Dominion. Write for particulars. WELLINGTON STEAM DYE WORKS, 125, Cuba-street, Wellington.