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Wanted. ly "CHANTED ADVERTIBEMEMB X Not exceeding 25 words. !S One Two Three Six Insertion. CASH 1/6 2/6 3/6 6/6 £ BOOKED 2/- 3/- 4/6 97W ANTED—Keen people to read this, and you are keen, aren't you ? 51bs d Good Tea for 5/-, 51bs Very Superior Tea for y 6/-, 51bs Extra Choice Tea for 7/6. Any of g these lines are sent, postage paid, to any address in New Zealand, on receipt of above ~r\ sum. Chas. D. Lbnnib, Tea Merchant, Welj_ lington. WANTED —To sell the output of Brewer's Grains for a period of six i- months. Apply W. Borridge, Eagle Brewery, y Mxaterton. ANTED—A Grl to assist iv houseM work. Apply Daily Times Office. r, -A Servant. Wages, 15s \- vw (no washing). Apply 25, Victoriastreet, t- iLJk} ANTED—Washing or Cleaning Work r- v v by the day or week ; would go into i, the country. For address apply Daily Times -. Office. 6 tne Pe rson se en tiking nopples ▼ V out of paddock in Renall-street r replace same at once to save further trouble. v lovers of Flowers to a ▼ ▼ cdl at Be ale & Parton 's, and c get some choice-named varieties of Japanese _ Chrysanthemums and Cactus D_hlias. Extra ! strong plants. d .IiarANTED—A good reliable person to |" »v take charge of houso from Bto 5. ' Apply promptly for address to Daily Times 6 Office. i) W7" ANTED ~ A Geaeral Servant for '. v v Ea.t Coast; no washing. Apply, ,' during evening, to Mrs F. G. Richards, '' 30, Totara-street, Lansdowne. - \J_T ANTED— House-Parlormaid or a & young girl to assist. Apply Mrs O. „ C. Cooper, Solway, Masterton. v IOLTANTt D•- Men to note. Cheap Tailort vv ing. Best Summer Suits to measure, [ i 90/-; cheaper linfs, 75/-, 80/-, 85/-. Superior ( Ready-made Clothing. A few Suits and odd Trousers for sale, less amount of deposit. ; Suits Dry-cleaned 6/6. E. Oliver, Tailor, 3 Queen-street. ANTED—Boy for shop. Can be apprenticed to good business. Apply, y in first instance, at Daily Times Office. WANTED— To sell, Single-seated Buggy, 2 Bicycles, 114-gal. Copper r and Frame, and lots of other goods too numerous to mantion. All cheap. At '. Russell's Second-hand Shop. f QA INCH Nurse's Cloth, for children's , Oi/ dresses, overalls, etc. W.F.C.A. i price 10|d. Guaranteed fast colours. This is a line that appeals to most buyers, as well ~ as our Waphipg Prints at 6|-d. MISS McMASTER, Dressmaker, "57, Worksop-road, is now prepared to . take in summer work at exceptionally low I prices. Full Dresses, Peter Pan and shirt . styles, 7/6 ; Shirt Blouses, 2/6; Silk Shirt i and Afternoon Blouses, 3/-. VFOR toys' Washing Hats. Do for "" the girls, too, for scho.l. The W.F.C.A. saves you money all the time, not by low-class good., but high-class goods at ; fine prices. I XTfT-A-NTED KNOWN—The season for V » Lixall, the reliable weed destroyer, has again arrived. Sold everywhere, and at the manufacturer's shop, Queen-street, Mas- : terton. C. Y. Dally, Proprietor. Caution— [ See that the name of C. Y. Dally is on each ) tin (none genuine without). , 5 6 6 "XTARNISHINE, the Brilliant Polish ' V for Linoleums and Tan Boots. ' Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. 6d per tin. SCOUT'S RIG-OUTS at W.F.C.A. Our Scout's Hat at 3/6 is the strongest hat in the trade. Jerseys and Knickers, to fit all ' size?, in stock. Come along boys. Get " fitted to-day. '■ ~\ "XTANTED— To buy, a large quantity of Gentlemen's Left off Clothing, Boots and Goods of every description. Highest prices given. R. Russell, Second-hand I Dealer. '. 66 pjHAMPION" CUSTARD POWDER i >_v — simply delicious with Stewed and Bottled Fruits, Puddings, etc. 4d per tin, extra large size 6d. 1 "F> AClrs'G this week f> r record business, JL_J and selling Beautifully Embroidered Blouses at 3/11, 4/11, 5/R. 6/6. Well made and perfect style and fit at the W.F.C.A. CAIU'ttRTOM SHOW this week. Wear seme of the lovely imported Neckwear now showing at W.F.C A. tee the windows for all the latest novelties . MAKE a selection in your own home , and a range sent by post from ' W.F.C.A. of Peter Pan Collars, Queen Ann Collars, Silk and Chiffon Jabots, Lace - Scarves, Novelty Belts, Sunshades, etc. Write to-day. i 6 6 /CHAMPION " CUSTARD POWDER V 7 —simply delicious with Ftewed and Bottled Fruits, Puddings, etc. 4d per tin, extra large size Gd. DREAMS, pu-fectdr ams—the Sunshades showing at W.F.C.A. Specially selected iv London—at first cost. The prices range from 6/6, and they are in all new ; colourings. 66 -TTARKISHINr," the Brilliant Poli.-h V for 1 inruVmns and Tan Boots. Easiest, Quickest, Bright st. Gd per tin. RIMUTaKA. White Under Skirts __ W.F.C.A. We start the price at 4/11, then 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6. They are well mads, daintily trimmed and were bought parti,mlarly well. . 66 ipUIAMPION" CUSTARD POWDER \_J —simply deliciou. with Stewed and Bottled Fruits, Puddings, etc. 4d per tin, extra large tins 6d.. HAVE you visited U. Cokbbtt's Hairdressing and Shaving Saloon ? The i most up-to-date in town. All utensils sterilised before *use. Three hydraulic chairs. Agent for Donelly's Hairdressers' Friend. WANTED —Lansdowne residents to know that in view of the near completion of the high pressure water supply, I am prepared to lay on Water Connections at lowest rates. All pipes, taps and fittings of best material, and experienced workmen employed. I will be pleased to give estimat « if required. General Plumbing in all in branches undertaken; also Hot Water Work, Gas Fitting and Drainage. R. E. JoNEb, Sanitary Plumber (by exam.), Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—A. 8. Dixon and Co. (late with Mrs Stockley Jones) have commenced business as Dressmakers in premises above Mr A. E. Winzenberg's, Queen-street. Evening work a speciality. 66-XTARNISHINE," the Brilliant Poli;h V for Linoleums and Tan Boots. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. 6d per tin. JAS. CANDY, Queen-street, Mastextcn, Expert Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer. 20 years' practical experience. Country orders promptly attended tc. ANTED KNOWN - Haircombmgs made up on the premises. Hair Pads and Nets stocked. C. Coßßßrr, Bairdress.r, Queen-street Mastert.<n. WANTED— Settlers to know that Mli MoLEOD, L.T.S. (by exam.), Certificated Piano Tuner, Rbpaii___ a_id Riguiator, will visit any district between" Pahiatua and Martinborough. MoLboc and 1< itno, Booksellers, " The Academy," Masterton.

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

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9699, 2 November 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9699, 2 November 1909, Page 1