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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9597, 8 February 1910, Page 1

Wanted. f TTSTANTED—A Labourer with knowledge ; m of drilling and vyceing. Apply T. Wagg & Co. WANTED— First-class Tailoress. W. Pauling, Masterton. _ \IR 7"ANTED— A smart intelligent Youth. * Apply J. V. Gordon, Chemist. .- WANTED— For a young lady, Coach for " D," examination. Apply, by '" letter, " A.8." Daily Times Office. WANTED— A non-alcoholic dunk that eclipses all competitiors. Bacon's ? Table Ale, the purest and best. C. V Dally, Agent. WANTED KNOWN-C. Y. Dallt t (next Pinhey's) has arriving 1000 cases Peaches, which must be sold at lowest current prices. Orders delivered in town. ' 'Phone 369. WANTED KNOWN—B. Cook, Boot maker, has opened a shop next Empire Hotel. If you want your repairs done well bring them to B. Cook's. ANTKD—Everyone to know that Bacon's Table Ale is brewed from . the very finest hops. 0. Y. Dally, Agent. WANTED -In every refreshment room Bacon's Table Ale, the best nonalcoholic drink. C. Y. Dally, Agent. WANTED— Your orders for Bacon's Table Ale, the favourite summer drink. C. Y. Dally, Agent. WANTED— Lansdowne residents to know that in view of the completion of the high pressure water supply, _ am prepared to lay on Water Connections at lowest rates. All pipes, taps and fittings of best material, and experienced workmen em ployed. I will be pleased to give estimates if required. General Plumbing in all its branches undertaken; also Hot Water Work, Gas Fitting and Drainage. R. E. Jones, Sanitary Plumber (by exam.), Queen-street. ___* _____ Given Away.—Champion CUSTARD POWDER, simply delicious with stewed and bottled fruits, puddings, etc. Particulars in each tin, id ; extra large size, Cd. All grocers and storekeepers. ANTED KNO WN — Dressmaking done in all its branches by {he Misses Holmes, " Holmdene," 55. Worksoproad. Charges very moderate. ~-£?K4\4\ GIVEN AWaY.-Champio.. t3i/01/l/ Baking Powder; once tried always used. Particulars in each tin. All grocers and storekeepers. AS. CANDY, Queen-streetT" Masterton, Expert Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer. 20 years' practical experience. . Country orders promptly attended to. "^rarANTED— Everyone to try Bacon's » ▼ Table Ale, and be convinced of its excellent quality. C. Y. Dally, Agent. i>KAA Given " Away.—RELIANCE cSSy _> \y \J BLUE (bag or square) keeps linen snow white. All grocers and storekeepers. "^nrTANTED— Keen people to read this, « v and you are keen, aren't you ? sibs Good Tea for 5/-, 51bs 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 KNO\V_.—Bacon's Table Ale, an excellent non alcoholic drink is procurable from C. Y. Dally, Agent, Masterton. RS TIMMS has opened a Boardinghouse at 60, Perry: street, Masterton. The house is being conducted on tha same lines as that which was for so long successfully carried on in Queen street as " Timms' Boardinghouse." The situation of the new house is central to both town aud railway station. Good table and every comfort for boarders. Lansdowne Registry Oftsoa. (FOR WOMEN.) WANTED— Immediately, good General who can do plain cooking ; housemaid kept; Masterton. "VTOUNG Girl requires position in a shop. ANTED—Harried Couple. £90; no children. ANTED—Strong Girl, country, from 15s. Two friends can get places close togethtr. Generals for Masterton aud Lansdowne, good places. Vacancies for young girls, inexperienced; wages according to capabilities. For further particulars apply MRS ARNOT, " The Terrace," Lansdowne. Office Hours —10 a.m. to 3 p.m. GILLESPIE & CO. MASTERTON LABOUR BUREAU, SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE AND GENERAL AGENCY. Academy Buildings (Church-street entrance^. Telephone 95. P.O. Box 47.' ■«TANTED—Man Cook for station, 30/-. WAN TED —Housekeeper for country, 20s. Nurse Girl, 12s. Experienced General, no washing, 15s. WAN TED-Blacksmith, must be erperienced Shoor. Apply sharp. ■^TANTED—Shepherd with dog', 255. ANTED—Housemaid, 12s and 15s. Cook-Laundress, 15s. Generals, 10s to 20s. WANTED— Married Couple. Man to milk and garden; wife, housekeeper. Salary, £90 per year. Must have references. ANTED—Cook-Laundress for station, 255. Housemaid, 15s, for Masterton. Woman Cook, 255. WANTED— Ploughman, 255; Milkers, 20s ; Cowboy, 15s. F. P. WELCH (PHone 283), LABOUR, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT. Oflice: A. R. Bunny's Buildings, Perry-street, Masterton. WANT ED—A ~£cooo DriverT 30s" and found. ANTED—Rabbiter, wiih pack _f about 8 dogs. 25s week, with Id per head and skins given in. ANTED—Experienced Ploughman and Farm Hand. 35/- and find self, cottage found. Bullock Driver, used to station fencing. 255. Lad for bakery, 7s 6d. WANTED — Married Couple." Man, plough and general work; wife, general work, make butter. Cottage to self. £SO. Butter, milk and vegetables as grown. Only two in house. "V^TANTED— For Sawmill, Tailer out T v for breast bench, 10/- day. Slabby, 8/-- ■ ANTED-General for doctor, Taranaki, 15s. Housemaid and Waitress, private hotel, 15s each. AWAITING ENGAGEMENT—Experienced Housekeeper, with daughter, age six, highest references; Married Couple 3, Shepherds, Waggoners, Fencers, Ploughmen, Cooks, Milkers, Sawmill Hands, B^nchmen, etc. ANTED—Married Couple, station. Man, milk and general work; wife, ccok and general. £90 and found. WANTED— 10 or 12 gcod Bushmen, ls per hour, 14a week board. WANTED— For hotel, South Island. Cook and Housemaid (mother and daughter not objected to), 25s and 20s.