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Wanted. ADVERTISEMENTS. Not exceeding 25 words. One Two Three Six Insertions CASH 1/6 2/6 3/6 6/6 BOOKED 21- 3/- 4/6 9/W ANTED—Keen people to read thi3, and you are keen, aren"t you ? 51bs Good Tea for 5/-, 51b3 Very Superior Tea for 6/-, 51bs Extra Choice Tea for 7/6. Any of these lines are sent, postage paid, to any address in New Zealand, on receipt of above sum. Chas. D. Lennie, Tea Merchant, Wellington. ANTED—Boy for shop. Can be apprenticed to good business. Apply, in first instance, at Daily Times Office. 6 6 T3ELIANCE" BLUE keeps linen S\j snow white. Procurable in bag or square from all grocers and storekeepers. WANTED —By young man, situation as Gardener, one or two cows sot objected to. References if required. Address Daily Times Office. WANTED -A situation as Companion or Lady Help, with light housework ; country preferred. Address " E," Post Office, Napier. WANTED —To sell the output of Brewer's Grains for a period of six months. Apply W. Eureidge, Eagle Brewery, Masterton. WANTED— Washing or Cleaning Work by the day or week ; would go into the country. For address apply Daily Times Office. WANTED-A General Servant for East Coast; no washing. Apply, during evening, to Mrs F. G. Richards, 30, Totara-street, Lansdowno. WANTED— Houee-Parlormaid or a young girl to assist. Apply Mrs 0. C. Coopbr, Solway, Masterton. 66/pHAMPION" BAKING POWDER, \j always reliable. One quality only —the best. All grocers and storekeepers. ZNTED"-Men to note. Cheap Tailoring. Best Summer Suits to measure, 90/-; cheaper lines, 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, Queen-street. 6 6 "XTARNISHINE, the Brilliant Polish T for Tan Boots or Linoleums. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. 6d per tin. WANTED— To sell, Single - seated Buggy, 2 Bicycle3,ll4-gal. Copper and Frame, and lots of other goods too numerous to mention. All cheap. Aγ Russell's Second-hand Shop. Q£fc INCH Nurse's Cloth, for children's Uv dresses, overalls, etc. W.F.C.A. price 10-Jd. Guaranteed fast colours. This is a line that appeals to most buyers, as well as our Washirg Prints at 6 6 /CHAMPION " CUSTARD POWDER \j —simply delicious with Stewed and Bottled Fruits, Puddings, etc. 4d per tin, extra large size 6d. All grocers. ISfcS _cMASTER, Dressmaker, 57, Works op-road, is now prepared to take in summer werk at exceptionally low prices. Full Dresses, Peter Pan and shirt styles, 7/6 ; Shirt Blouses, 2/6; Silk Shirt and Afternoon Blouses, 3/-. -a j FOR toys' Washing Hats. Do for _/ ™* the girls, too, for school. Tho W.F.C.A. saves you money-all the time, not by low-class goods, but high-class goods at fine prices. 6i> p ELIANCE " BLUE keeps linen JlAj snow white. Procurable in bag or square from all grocers and storekeepers. ANTED KNOWN—The season for Lixall, the reliable weed destroyer, has again arrived. Sold everywhere, and at the manufacturer's shop, Queen-street, Masterton. C. Y. Dally, Proprietor. CautionSee that the name of C. Y. Dally is on each tin (none genuine without). GOUTS 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 sizes , , -in stock. Come along boys. Get fitted today. 6€/CHAMPION" BAKING POWDER, !_< always reliable. One quality only —the best. All gi\ cers an 1 storekeepers. ~W'r AN TE D —'1 o buy, a large quantity of W Gentlemen's Lift off Clothing, Boots and Goods of every description. Highest prices given. R. Russell, Second-hand Dealer. RA.CING this week for record and selling Beautifully Embroidered Blouses at 3/11, 4/11, 5/6. 6/6. Well made and perfect style and fit at the W.F.C.A. 66-TSTARNISHINF/ , the Brilliant Polish V for Tan Boots and Linoleums. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. 6d per tin. CAR I'ERTON SHOW this week. Wear some of the lovely imported Neckwear now showing at W.F.C.A. tee the windows for all the latest novelties AXE 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, Laco Scarves, Novelty Sunshades,, etc. Write to-day. 6 5 -piHAMPION " CUSTARD POWDFR I_y —simply delicious with Stev.-cd and Bottled Fruits, Puddings, etc. 4d per tin, extra large size 6d. All grocers. REAMS, perfect dnams —the Sunshades showing at W.F.C.A. Specially selected in London —at fiist cost. The priroa range from 6/6, and they are in all ri" colourings. isr RIMUTaKA. White Under Skirts at ___ W F.C A. We start the price at 4/U, then 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6. They are well made, daintily trimmed and were bought particularly well. AYE you visited C. Corbbtt's Hairdressing and Shaving Saloon ? Tho most up-to-date in town. All utensils sterilised before use. Three hydraulic chairs. Agent for Donelly's Hairdressers' Friend. ANTED —Lansdownn 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 r( best material, and experienced workmen ci ployed. I will be pleased to give estimate < if required. General Plumbing in all its branches undertaken: also Bot Water Work, Gas Fitting and Drainage. R. E. Jones, Sanitary Plumber (by exam.), Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-A. 8. Dixon and Co. (late with Mrs Stockley Jones) have commenced business as Dressmakers ia premises above Mr A. E. Winzenberg's, Queen-street. Evening work a speciality. AS - CANDY, Queen-street, Masterton, Expert Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer. 20 years' practical experience. Country orders promptly attended to. ANTED KNOWN Eaircombinge made up on the premises. Hair Pads and Nets stocked. C. Coebbtt, Bairdresser, Queen-street Mastert ■ M' Rs TIMMS has opened a Boardmghouse at 60. Perry street, Masterton. The house is being conducted on tho same lines as that which was for so long successfully carried on in Oueen street as " Timms' Boardinghouse." The Mtubiion of the new ho\ise is central to both town and railway station. Good table and every comfort for boarders.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9700, 3 November 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9700, 3 November 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9700, 3 November 1909, Page 1