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WANTED. W ANTED — A Good General. Apply Miss Macara, Dixon-street. ANTED TO SELL—A nice large well-built 7-roomed House, sunny comer section, in Worksop Road, over 1 acre; bathroom, wash-house, copper, and tubs, gas and drainage. Nice lawn in front. . No reasonable offer refused. Apply for a-ddress at Wairarapa Daily Times. WANTED TO SELL—_2_ h.p. HolsV man Automobile, very little used, and in perfect order; four seater, with cape cart hood, horn, lamps, screens, and all accessories. Owner must sell, and will sacrifie; £70, or will consider offer. Address, "Holsman," c/o Wairarapa Daily Times. VS7ANTED—By respectagle young V * man, a room or board and lodging with private family. Must be central. Apply Wairarapa Daily Times. By respectable young YV woman, work, by the day, of washing or cleaning. Apply Wairarapa Daily Times. WiANTED TO SELL.—A small yv boarding house; always full, and good connection, low rent. Will sell right out or take £75 for goodwill aud part furniture. Good reasons for selling. Central. Apply to "Rare Chance," Daily Times, Masterton. WAITTED KNOWN.—Now is the ™ time to look into your Wardrobe and get your clothes cleaned. Ladies' Costumes, Gent's Suits dyed, cleaned, and pressed. All work done by experienced workmen. Support local industry. T. PETERSEN, Masterton Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 18 Queen-street, Masterton. "X"T RUSSELL'S Second-hand Shop you will be able to get all the Preserving Jars and Jam Jars you want for the jam season. Call early and give your order before the rush sets in. 1 have jars suitable for jam from Is per dozen, preserving jars from 2s 6d per dozen. Also, 2 gallon jars from 2s each.—ROßT. RUSSELL, Second-hand Dealer. Ring up Tel. 119. rPO <JYCLISTS. —When vol. want anything in the Bicycle line you should call at Butland's Revolution Cycle Works. We sell first-class Bicycles at prices that will please you. All kinds of bike tyres, motor-bike tyres, and motor-car tyres Bicycles always on hire. If you have any repairs that you want doing promptly at lowest prices, you should take Uiein to A. BUTLAND, Proprietor Revolution Cycle Works. We have also just received a 2| h.p. ■- cylinder "Douglas" Motor Cycle, for which we are sole agents. MISS McMASTER, Dressmaker, 57 Worksop Road. Orders given now for Christmas will receive the be_t attention. Fit and style guaranteed. Charges moderate. pLUAIBTNG.—H. BealTand. Co., Ltd., Plumbers, Tinsmiths, Ironmongers, etc., Queen-street, Masterton. Telephone 62. • IMTAY'fc. ERAJDICATOR takes ink out ■"■ L of Clothing, Is per tin, at GIDDINGS', the Cheapest Storekeeper. MCNT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD. *■*■*- Customs and Forwarding Agents, Queen's Chambers, Wellington. Furniture packed and removed. All trains met daily. "A FTERNOON Tea" Biscuits;' Peek, *"■ Frean and Co.'s. Large assortment, and prices bedrock. At GFQDINGS', the Cheapest Storekeeper. W ANTED KN 0 \V'N.—J elly Crystals ** 7 packets for Is; Ship Brand Jellies 5 packets for Is. —Giddings, the Cheapest Storekeeper. QIIAVL7SIRI"FrB. ROSSON has removed to more commodious premises, lately ocupied by Mr A. E. WINZENBERG (opposite old shop), Up-to-date Hairdressing Saloon, three chairs. Splendid assortment of Smokers 1 Requisites. rjpßE MISSES HOLMES, 55, Worksop •*- road, are now teaching the Langer System of Dressmaking. This system, which ensures a perfect fit, is easy to learn. Intending pupils are advised to apply early to Misses Holmes, Work-sop-road. L •fifANTED KNOWN.—Seeded Raisins '* 3d per packet; 4 packets for Is; delicious fruit.—GIDDINGS, the cheapest storekeeper. Mid-day Lunch during the warm ■ weather try these. They are real good: Sardines, 5 tins for Is; Tomato Sauce, 3 bottles for Is. The S.P. Co-o;}----erative Store, opposite Beale's. WANTED— Settlers to know that Mr A. WILLIAMS, Qualified Piano Tuner, Repairer and Regulator, will visit any district between Pahiatua and Marainborough. McLeod and Young, Booksellers, "The Academy," Masterton. WfANTED. —For keeping the hair ** perfectly healthy, and giving it that exquisite gloss so much desired, every lady should use Hendy's Juleptia Shampoo Powders. A Is packet will give 10 delightful shampoos. Sin* gle packets 3d each. Obtainable from Hugo and Shearer, or W.F.C.A. "~vvlio~appreciate good things •*■ at a low price should give us a call. Pure Ceylon Tea, Is per lb; Seeded Raisins , 3*packets for Is. The S.P. Co-operative Store, opposite Beale's. WHEN yoiTaremiFfor the afternoon ** you should enjoy a cup of tea at Wickens' Tea Rooms, opposite Post Office. Up-to-date Rooms, best of attention. Picnics catered for. Wedding cakes a speci - and Fresh Pastry and Small Goods daily. J. WICKENS AND CO., Bakers, opposite Post Office. Masterton. ' __ R"Y"oWnFVovisions. We are noted for our Cooked Ham. GIDDINGS, tho Cheapest Storekeeper. F. P. WELCH. (Phone 283.) LABOUR, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Office: A. R. Bunny's Buildings, Perry Street, Masterton. ~ 2 Drivers metal cart, 30s. 2 Navvies in about a week's time, 10s and 14s board. 1 Joiner, competent, Is 4d per hour. 2 Fencers, 1 mile erecting. 2 Shepherds, same run, must have good dogs, saddle and bridle, 30s week. . Rabbiter with pack. 6 Scrubcutters, 0s day. Engine Driver, second ticket, lis; also tailer-out, lis. -Contractor-woodcutter,-, 200 cords white pine, 5s 6d cord. Floorman, 8s Gd day, start 2nd January. General hand, scrub-cutting, fencing, tte, 255. 2 tramlavers, Manawatu line. Contractors for wood-cutting, 100 cords or more, 6s cord, find own camp. Married Plougliinau Hawke's Bay. Women Cooks, General. Married eouplo, van milk, garden and general, wife cook-general, £104 year. Several Cowboys, 15s, 20s, 255.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11561, 9 January 1913, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11561, 9 January 1913, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11561, 9 January 1913, Page 1