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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11579, 30 January 1913, Page 1

j WANTED. __ d "WANTED—Smart Boy to learn jeweld lery manufacturing. Good Jo\)- -- portunity. Apply A. Henderson, Queen ;. Street. 7- \yANTED.—Smart Boy (with bicycle) i, for parcels. Apply to J. Carpenter, i, Queen-street. '» VyANTED — To purchase, a light see- '» V " ond-hand Block Dray. Apply T. 8 Wagg and Co- * YXfANTED—Boy for messages and . other light duties. Apply Jas. I Elliott, Queen-street. - \\/ANTED —Contractors to erect J ** about four miles of fencing.— Sutherland and Pain, Pirinoa. r WANTED TO SELL—A nice large * * well-built 7-roomed House, sunny . corner section, in Worksop Road, over I acre; bathroom, wash-house, copper, and tubs, gas and drainage. Nice lawn i in front. No reasonable offer refused-. f Apply for address at Wairarapa Daily j Times. 5 "WANTED KNOWN. — Masterton 3 ~ Dyeing and Cleaning Works. Ladies' Costumes and Gent's Suits dyed } and dry cleaned and pressed; made to [- look like new. All work done by experienced workmen. Lowest possible prices charged. Support the old es- , tablishment.—T. PETERSEN, No. 18 ' Queen-street, and 36 Victoria-street, Masterton. "WANTED TO SELL.—A small * V boarding house; always full, and ' good connection, low rent. Will sell ! right out or take £75 for goodwill and part furniture. Good reasons for selling. Central. Apply to "Rare Chance," Daily Times, Masterton. AT 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 ior jam from ls \ 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. r VO C-TCLISTS. —When yoif want any- ( \ thing 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 ihein to A. BUTLAND, '' Proprietor Revolution Cycle Works. We i have also just received a 2| h.p. twi '- cylinder "Douglas" Motor Cycle, for ; which we are sole agents. , pLUMBING.—H. Beale and Co., Ltd., Plumbers, Tinsmiths, Ironmongers, ; etc., Queen-street, Masterton. Telephone 62. : - MAY 'S ERADICATOR takes ink Out I m of Clothing, ls per tin, at GID- " DINGS', the Cheapest Storekeeper. ]U"UNT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD., 1 * Customs and Forwarding Agents, ' Queen's Chambers, Wellington. Furniture packed and removed. All trains mctjlaily. PeekT •"■ Fi-an and Co.'s. Large assortment, and prices bedrock. At CljOi DINGS', the Cheapest Storekeeper. ■ WANTED KNOWN.—JeIIy Crystals * 7 packets for Is; Ship Brand Jellies 5 packets for ls. —Giddings, the Cheapest Storekeeper. ■ moved to more commodious premJses, lately ocupied by Mr A. E. W.LNZENBERG (opposite old shop).. Up-to-date Hairdressing Saloon, thrso chairs. Splendid assortment, nf Smokers' Requisites. rpiia MISSES HOLMES, 557 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. "WANTED KNOWN.—Seeded Raisins 3d per packet; 4 packets for Is; delicious fruit.—GIDDINGS, the cheapest storekeeper. "JPOR Mid-day Lunch during the warm weather try» these. They aro real good: Sardines, 5 tins for ls; Tomato Sauce, 3 bottles for ls. The S.P. Co-or}-erative Store, opposite Beale's. WANTED—Settlers to know thatl-S ** A. WILLIAMS, Qualified Piano Tuner, Repairer and Regulator, will visit any district between Pahiatua and Marainborough. McLeod and Young, Booksellers, "The Academy,'' Masterton. good" thingi "*" at a low price should give us a call. Pure Ceylon Tea, Is per lb; Seeded Raisins , 3 packets for ls. The S.P. Co-operative Store, opposite Beale's. "W__-N~you are out for the afternoon you should enjoy a cup of tea At Wickens' Tea Rooms, opposite Pofl. Office. Up-to-date Rooms, best of attention. Picnics catered for. Wedr ding cakes a speci - and Fresh Pastry and Small Goods daily. J. WICK-. ENS AND CO., Bakers, opposite Post Office, Masterton. '. WA"NTETS TO - BUY—For CASH, , ** Fresh Eggs in any quantity. S.P. Co-operative Store (opposite Beale & . Co.'s). JAS. CANDY, Queen Street, Masterton, Expert Piano and Organ Tun>er and Repairer. 20 years' practical experience. Country orders promptly, attended to. _IIH.II.II—«_i~.—W—llll 1.1 l iWMW^W—WI— «t_—M_—ll _, — _11.11 ■».! ■ ■ IMIIII ■ ll—lll HI 1.111.1 l _ , , . 1 F. P. WELCH. (Phone 283.) LABOUR, LAND AND ESTATE ' AGENT. Office: A. R. Bunny's Buildings, 1 Perry Street, Masterton. ' " Experienced' Floorman, Masterton. Breakerdown, keep saw, lis. Tailer-out, lis; Mill Bushman, 12s. Roadman, grading, taking levels, 10s Gd day. Navvies, 9s, 10s. Ploughman, use'scoop, 30s. ■ Station fencer, 30s Aveck. Station Cookj_3os. Bullock driver, station, 30s. 2 flax cutters, Gs Gd per ton. 1 4 Scutchers for flaxmill, 28s and 30s, ropes provided. Eight Rabbiters with dogs and gun, 30s a week and found and _d per skin. 2 Paddockors, washer and fly boy for flaxmill, Westland. 8 Axemen, light bush, 10s day. Milker, 255; Cowboy 15s. Woman Cook 255; Housemaid, 20s, 15s .] ' Generals, 12s, 15s, »20s. ' Lady Help, 12s. Ropeman for hauler, 12s. Woman for washing and cleaning. ' Experienced scrubcutters, 9s. | Camp Cooks, 355. 2 Shepherds, same run, must have good dogs, saddle and bridle, 30s week. Married Ploughman Hawke's Bay. Women Cooks, General.