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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11339, 1 May 1912, Page 1

Wanted LOST— From Victoria-street, Black Horse (wearing new green cover). Finder rewarded on applying to 11. T. Wood, Chemist, Qpeen-street. HPECIAL Meeting of the Driver? Union will be held in the Foresters' Hall TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, to receive report of delegate to conference. T OST —A Motor-hood Cover, between Tβ JLJ Ore Ore and Masterton. Finder rewarded at Prince of Wales Stablea. MRS 8. M. SCOTT, Dressmaker, 55, Church-street, is now booking orders or Winter Costumes and Evening Dreaees. Orders carried out promptly at very reasonable priced. EOR SALE—Motor Bicycle, twin cylinder 5 h.p. Minerva. Cheap £15. Apply Daily Times Office. TO LET—No. 16, Cornwall-street, 6 rooms and every convenience. Rent, 17s per week. Inspection invited ; immediate possession. Apply Albert J. Parton, Carterton STRAYING on my property at Wangaehu, a 3teer. Owner may have same by paying expenses. H. Falloon, Wangaahu. EOR SALE—A quantity of Rye Corn. Apply Daily Timhs Office. ORNAMENTAL and Flowering Shrubs in great variety are now ready. Rhododendrons, Camelias, Azalias, Choisya, Boronia, Daphnes. All at most reasonable prices. E. Hale, the Wairarapa Nurseries, Masterton. PATRONISE E. Hodgb, General Dealer, for bargains in Furnishings. On sale now 60 dozen W. and Q. Cups and Saucers at 5s 3d per dozen, 50 dozen Tumblers at 3s per dozen" 44 Bedroom Seta (6 pieces) at 12s 6d per set. also 60 Stevens Enamelled Iron Saucepans at slauehter pricen. Breech loading Shot Guns at £2 15s each; also Saddles, Rugs, Tools, Duchesses, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Trunks, etc. Goods bought sold or exchanged. Note address : Next W.F.C.A., Queen-street. AS CANDY, Queen-street, Masterton Expert Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer. 20 years' practical experience. Country orders promptly attended to. GSLLESiPIE dSi CO., T AND, LABOUR, INSURANCE, AND Jj GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, AND GENERAL AGENCY. Aoadbmy Buildihgb (Ohurch-street entrancp). P.O. Box 47. "TSHRTANTED —Immediately, Station Cook, W 255. Bullock Driver for station, WANTED- To Let, detached Furnished Bed-Sitting Room, with nreplace. ANTED- Ploughman, 25s week. boy, 158. WANTED— Woman Cook for country, 20s. Housemaid-Laundresa, 18s. WANTED— 10 Hcrubcutters, Fβ an hour. 14s per week for food. Tents and tools found. W ANTED — Married Couple ; man general station hand, woman as cook-laundress. Salary, £90 per year. "«T£'7"ANTED=Generalß, 10s to 20s week. vv Housemaid-Waitress, 15e. Lady Help for country, 15s. jcIL Couples, Ploughmen, Station Coqke. Farm Hands, Gardeners, Shepherds, Children's Nurse or Housekeeper, and experienced General. ISLAND BAY HOUSE. POPULAR SEASIDE AND HOLIDAY RESORT. TO ACING the open ocean, yet well shelterJD ed, and within easy leach of city, with cara to and from town every ten minutes. First class Table, Billiard Room, Btables and safe b'ea Bathing. For terms apply— E. XANNESTAD, Island Bay, Wellington. SEASIDE RESORT ! JUST THE TO SPEND A HOLIDAY. OASTLEPOINT. (Eapt Coast) mHE BFA VIEW BOARDINGHOUSE at JL Castlopoint is now under the management of t>; r A. B. Nicholls. and is being conducted on up-to-date lines Every comfort for guests. Write for particulars. Bracing Ssa Air ; Good Fishing ; Good Bathing. An ideal place for a holiday. DAIS BAY HOUSR CHARMING SEASBDiE RESORT. BOATING, BATHING & SUNSHINE. THE New and Handsomely-equipped PRIVATE HOTEL at DAY'S BAY, with its delightful grounds and fascinating surroundings, is now open to receive guests. DAY'S BAY HOUBK, with its magnificent sea view and wooded background, is unique. It is, moreover, both sheltered and sunny. Quick Ferry Service with Wellington several times daily. All information enn bo obtained from the Manageress, Day's Bay House, Day's Bay, Wellington. BOOT PALACBT" WINTER FOOTWEAR. TRY our Men's Box Calf Heavy Sole (Orontes). Just the thing to keep out the damp. Try our Men's Kip Shooters, -whole back, pegged or rivetted. Try our Men's Football Boots (Zealandia brand). Try our Men's Evening Shoea, light and trim. Just a few of the lines you want for winter at D. THREADWELL'S, 56, Holloway's Buildings, Qoeen-stbebt. TO THE REBiDBNTS OF South and West Masterton. ___ ,r HAVING taken over the newspaper rounds for Dominion and New Zealand Times from Messrs McLeod and Young, I will deliver the above-mentioned newspapers daily to any address in this part of ' the district from 4th March, 1912. WALTER OROSSLEY, (Late Smith's) Bookseller and Stationer, QOBEN-BTEEET SOUTH.