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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11591, 13 February 1913, Page 1

WA-NXiiJJ. i TpRUIT FOR SALE.—Apples and Plums at 2d per lb, at orchsrd of D. Guthrie-Smith, Homebush, Masterton. ' TfOR SALE —New Fairbanks Platform Scales, to weigh up to 3cwt. Bargain. Apply Daily Times. SALE. —A Lady's Bicycle, in - 1 - thorough order. Apply T. R. Mannell, 126 Cole-street. "A~SIGN of the Times, when SSS Stri- . ped Drills are selling at 7_:d. W.F.C.A. Summer Sale. T ADIES , Glace Ox and Bar Shoes, to Xj clear at 3s lid, at N.Z. Clothing Factory Sale. pEACHES". —First class Hawke's Bay Peaches, 2s 9d to 3s 6d percase. Delivered to any part of the —F. J. Robbins, Fruiterer, Queen-st. 'Phone 246. ■ X>EAD_ TO WEARS.—These are being sold at exactly half price at W.F.C.A. Summer Sale. T ADIES , Tan Glace Shoes, usual priJ - i ces 10s 6d to 13s 6d, Sale Price 6s lid, at N.Z. Clothing Factory Sale. XpOJJ SALE, Immediately.— SplendA id lot of Travellers' Samples, Chinaware, Brushware, Tinware, Soaps, Scents, Combs, Scissors, Knives, S;uds, Jewellery, Mouth Organs, Aceordians, Razors, Brushes, and Strops, etc., to be cleared practically at wholesale cost. Also, for sale cheap: Guns, Bikes, Rods, Furniture, Trunks, Prams, and thousands of articles. Goods bought, sold or exchanged at E. HODGE'S Secondhand Shop, Queen-street, next to W.F.C.A. Inspection invited. TF you would like a good shine on your boots or the stove, try some of our boot polishes. Boot Polish, 4 tins for Is. Stove Tolish, 3 tins for Is. The S.P. Co-operative Store, opposite Beale's. pENT'S Chrome Gol. Bals., a real KJ good line, 13s 6d, at N.Z. Clothing Factory Sale. pJUMIMi-Y SWEEP-—All orders *F tended to promptly and efficient.} in any part of town or district. Call or write, PETEB HIDER, Masonic street. Orders may be left with J K. Blinkhorne, Tobacconist. Vy ANTED.—For keeping the Eaii VY perfectly healthy, and giving ii that exquisite gloss so much desired, every lady should use Hendy's Julep tia Shampoo Powders. A Is packet ~will give 10 delightful shampoos. Bin gle packets 3d each. Obtainable fro» Hugo and Shearer, or W.F.C.A. TX/'HEN you are out for the afternoot VV you should enjoy a cup of tea *1 Wiekens , Tea Rooms, opposite Poai O ice. Up-to-date Rooms, best of at t tion. Picnics catered for. Wed dv ' cakes a specialty, and Fresh Pastry and Small Goods daily. J. WICK ENS AND CO., Bakers, opposite Post Office, Masterton. IJ7"OU wnnt: something delicious. wholesome, appetising; something that tastes moreish. Well, try the English Pie —that's the article. Maaa factured by McKay and Son. ANTED—Settlere to know that M? A. WILLIAMS, Qualified Pianc Tuner, Repairer and Regulator, wi/J visit any district between Pahiatus and Marainborough. McLeod am 3 Young, Booksellers, "The Academy, ,, Masterton. TAS. CANDY, Queen Street, Masterton, Expert Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer. 20 years' practic,?." experience. Country orders promptly attended to. XTARD TO REALISE.—S4 inch White X 1 Twill Sheeting, 6_d, at W.F.C.A. Summer Sale. 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. AY'S ERADICATOR takes ink out of Clothing, Is per tin, at GID DINGS', thm Cheapest Storekeeper. npHE MISSES HOLMES, 55, Worksop ■*■ road, are now teaching the Langer System of Dressmaking. This system, which ensures a perfect fit, is easj to learn. Intending pupils are advised to apply early to Misses Holmes, Work sop-road. GILLESPIE AND CO., ¥ AND, LABOUR, INSURANCE AND - 1 - GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS & GENERAL AGENCY. Academy Buildings (Church-street En trance.) Telephone 95. P.O. Box 47. "WAN TED.—Housekeeper for country, 255; send references. Married couple, wife ' * cook-general, man general station hand; £100 per year. 'TI7ANTED-—Station Cook, 355; camp ™ cook, 355, station cook, 255. \Xf ANTIDD - Navies, 9s per day; driv- * V er for metal cart, 30s; hauler driver, 12s 6d per day 1 _ inCANTED—Scrubcutters, experienced ploughman. Y\f ANTED— Milkers, 20s to 255; cowboys, 15s. \\T ANTED. —Cook Laundress for etation, 25s and all fat. ANTED— House-Parlourmaid, 15s. Housemaid-Laundress 18s, Generals 10s to 20s. Lady help for country, 15s. Parlour-maid, 18s. Laundress, 20s. . W~~~ "ANTED —Married Couple; man general farm hand, woman as housekeeper, £90 and bonus, WAITINGTWNGAGEMENT— Harvest hands; Station Gardener; Station Cook-baker. DAVE WALSH, The Jeweller. Queen Street Masterton. 'Phone 79. fpHE Store to obtain your requirements -*•" from in all the branches of the Jeweller's Art, Engagement Rings, Wedding Rings and Wedding Presents, Clocks, Watches, and Trophies. We are past masters at Jewellery Repairs, Engraving, and Watch and Clock Repairs. Now we want your trade. 'Phone 79. D. WALSH, Jeweller 1 . (Opposite Club Hotol), Queen-street Masterton. A. RficKAirc, (Late of E. Welch's Shop), ■VTOTIFIES that he has taken over the Blacksmithing business formerly carried on by Mrs Andrews. All work will be carried out to the satisfaction of customers, and the ne.w proprietor hopes, by strict attention to business,' to merit a fair share of piiblic patronage. A. McKAIN, Near Waipoua Bridge.