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Wanted. WATT riD-Respectable Woman to do cleaning aad ironing weekly. Apply Mrs McQueen, 12, Wiigley street. WANTED -To Buy, nice second hand Go-Cart. Apply, by letter, to " GoCaet," Daily Times Office. WANTED— A reliable Man for milking. Apply J. S. DawcON, ilia-street. WANTED KiNOVVN-Free Guessing Competition at Dally's Shop, next Pinhey's Stables. Handsome Doll as first prize. An 7 person -who purchases goods fr.m angle window is enitled to one guess for every 6d purchase, and the nearest guess to the right number of secdj in a large pumpkin will be the winner. WANTED— Ky experienced Gardener, work by the day or permanent situation. Apply for address at Daily Tiubs Office. WANTED— A Nurse for two children; mu3t have knowledge of sewing. Apply immediately Mrs Joseph Sussex-street, Masterion. WANTKD-yituatioa as Gardener; milking a couple of cows not objected to. Apply Daily Times Office. WANTED— Two'Gentlemen Boarders; ringle rooms, h. and' c. water. Apply " Home," Daily Times Office. WANTKD KNOWN — Comfortable home for Lady Boarders; newly furnished house, good locality, hot and cold baths, good table. Terms moderate. Apply Daily Times Office. "TVTOTICE.—Wanted, by Rongokako Maori A-H Council, capable Mm to Register Dogs belonging to Maoris in AVairarapa District. For further particulars aoply Daily TiiiE3 Office. MURRAY'S Profit-Sharing Sale now on. You can buy Men's Hard Felt Hats for 1/-, original price 8/6 And a much finer quality Felt they are offering at 2/6, usual price 12/6. The colours are brown, grty, black and fawn. Also an odd line of Boaters, clearing at 6d each. W ANTED KNOWN-F. Butcher is a Cash Buyer of Poultry of all kinds, in any quantity. Apply-at Store. Kuripuni. URRAY'S Great Profit-sharing Saie will finish on Saturday next, 19& March. Make hay while the sun shines, also make all your Easter purchases while this money-saving sale hsts. IWR SALE-Cheap - ; at E. Hodge's Second band Shop (opposite Pinhey's Ftables), Queen-street : Furniture. Linoleum, Trunks, Kapoc Bedding, Vapor Bath, Orion Range, HalF-plate Camera, Bl ; ck Typewriter, Bicycles, Magic Lantern and Slides," Working Steamboat, Razors, Strops, Studs, etc. Highest prices given for all second-hand goods. Anything bought and sold. Inspection invited. 'ANTliD—hivery Mother to know that they will save money at Murray's Profit Sharing Sale, now on next door to Club Hotel. Boy's School Cap?, Cd, 9d, 1/3. 2/6 Boaters Now 6d. Boys Linen Hats Now 6d, 9d. 'ANTED—To buy, Second-hand Furniture, Tools, and all kinds of second-hand goods. Highest prices given at Robert Russbll's, next to Queen's Hotel. W ANTED— Men to know that they buy All Wool Colonial Tweed Trousers for 7/11 and IU/6. Other strong makes from 6/6. Dungaree, in blue and tweed patterns, for 3/11. Large size Unshrinkable Underflannels for 3/11 at Murray's Profit-sharing now on, next door to Club Hotel. WANTED KNOWN-Dyeing and Diy Cleaning. Gents' Suits and Ladies' Dresses Dyed or Cleaned and Pressed by experienced workmen. All work done in Masterton. Support local industry. Peteeso.v. 18, Queen street, Masterton. "ANTED K<s OWIN — c/- in postal notes will bring by return mail 51bs of very Superior Tea by parcel post direct to you without any extra cost. Chas. D. Lennie, Tea Merchant, Wellington. UISIC! MUSIC! TO-DAY! 12pieces of Popular and Standard Songs and Piano Music for 1/-. Book Arcade Co.'s Sale, Queen-street "ANTED—A~non alcoholic diinlTthat eclipses all competitiors. Baoon'B Table Ale, the purest and best. C. V Daily, Agent. WAN TED—Everyone to know Sit Bacon's Table Ale is brewed from " the very finest hops. C. Y. Dally, Agent. TTSEFUL PRESENTS. • The place to <U _ select a suitable present for a gentleman is the tobacconist's,and the best stock in Masterton is at my store. There are Pipes, Pouches, Cigar and Cigarette Holders (both gold and silver-mounted), AValking Sticks Cigars in boxes of 10 for 7/6, and scores of other lines. The Hairdressing Saloon is conducted with an eye to cleanliness and satisfaction. Three chairs—no waits. Claddb CoRBETr, Proprietor, Queen-street. OKAA GIVEN AWAY.—VARNI SHINE, the brilliant Polish, for Tan Boot? and Linoleums ; easiest, quickest, brightest. Particulars in each 6d tin. All grocers , . WANTED - In every refreshment room Bacon's Table Ale, the best nonalcoholic drink. C. Y. Dally. Agent. WANTED —Lansdowne residents to know that 1 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 estimates if required. General Plumbing in all Ui branches undertaken ; also Hot Water Work, Gas Fitting and Drainage. R. E. Jone3. Sanitary Plumber (by exam.), Queen-street _£? Kfh4 I GIVEN A WAY.-Champion oaV?J»v/ kjr Baking Powder ; once tried always used. Particulars in each tin. All grocers and storekeepers. ISS McMAST Kll, Dressmaker, 57, Worksop-road, is now taking in work at exceptionally low prices. Shirt Dresses from 7/6 ; Afternoon Blouses from 3/-. F. P. WELCH (Pfione 253), LABOUR, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT. Office: A. R.. Bunny's Buildings, Perry-street, Mastorton. "ITSTANTED-α Scoop Driver. 3Cs and t V - found. 'ANTED—Handy Man, milk, etc ,20s. Lad for stripping, etc., 15s. Camp Oook, 35s and fat. W' ANTED—Married Couple ; man garden, milk and general work; woman cook, bake and general work ; two in family and average two or three in kitchen. Wages, £85 year. 'ANTED—Cook-Laundress and Nur-sery-Housemaid, same place, 20s and 15s. 'ANTED—Generals, Masterton, I2i and 15s; Lansdowne, 103 to 15s. General and Waitress, restaurant, Hawkes' Bay, 15s each. "ANTED— Cook-Laundress, near Wanganuyvery easy place, 20s; WANTED— Bullock Driver, used to station fencing, 255. 'ANTED—Housemaid, private/ 15s. General, Lansdowne, 15s. Kitchenmaid, hotel, 15s. AWAITING ENGAGEMENT—Expert - enced Housekeeper, with daughter, age six, highest references; Married Couples, Shepherds, Waggoners, Fencers, Ploughmen, Cooks, Milkers, Sawmill Hands, Benchmen, etc.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9628, 17 March 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9628, 17 March 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9628, 17 March 1910, Page 1