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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXV, Issue 11754, 18 August 1913, Page 1

WANTED. XyANTED —Smart Boy for parcels. Apply sharp, J. L. Murray, Ltd. - 0 HALL, THURSDAY, August 21st. Gents 2s, Ladies Free. SALE—A quantity of good second class timber.—R. U. Harden, Land Agent. OOORMaN Oranges for Marmalade — F. J. Robbins, Fruiterer,, Queen Street, 'Phone 246. __________ pUREBRED Poultry.— Brown and White Leghorns, White Rocks, Utility strains. Mated and bred for phenomenal egg. production. The reliability of my stock is so well and favourably known that it is hardly accessary to state pedigree. A visit to Creoch Model Poultry Pens will convince anyone that they are the right stamp to breed from. A cordial invitation is extended to all. No one pressed to buy. Sittings from 5s. — JAS. SILLARS, "Creoch," 59 Corn-wall-street, Masterton. Duck Eggs 5s per sitting of 12, local delivery, postage and packing ls 6d extra, infertiles replaced once. All birds in breeding pen, 2 years old, bred from 2 ducks (imported) that laid 660 md 690 eggs respectively in 31 months. White Leghorn Eggs (Government strain), birds specially and personally •elected by Government Poultry Instructor; sittings same prices as ducks. -H. M. BODDINGTON, P.O. Box 23, Masterton. Plymouth Rock Cockerels. U. R. Fishel strain (imported). Also sittings of Eggs. Ap- . ;dy to P.O. Box 7, Masterton. OLIMBING PLANTS— Now ready for planting: Blue, White, Purple, ' md Red Clematis. Blue, Red, Pink, md White Everlasting Sweet Peas. Yellow and White Jasminum, also a collection of Ampelopsis, Cobaea, Dolijhos, Honeysuckle, Kennedya, Mande- '. villa, Passion Flower, Ivy, Wisteria, and .limbing Roses.—The Masterton Nurseries, 96 Villa Street, near Railway Station. 'Phone 304. Town Agents: araham and Co., Queen Street. jITEN'S~SADDLE TWEED - TROUS- : ERS, will wear well, 7s lld and ss lld. New Zealand Clothing Factory Sale. WA N TED"" KNO'VV _L—J"eily" CryTtaL * V 7 packets for Is; Ship Brand Je! ' lies 5 packet;.? for ls.—Giddings, the : Cheapest Grocer. MEN 'S Ileav y Ribbed" L. W. Pants a± and SliirOls lld. N.Z. Clothing Factory Sale. _ . about our machine. —1. It is not an expense, but an economy. 2. It iengthens tho life of the clothes, us there i"s no friction. 3. It requires water at 212 deg. to work it, and theretore ensures a thorough sterilisation of the clothes; it abolishes all rub 1 , ing and scrubbing. 4. If you arc determined to rub, do it by all means, but the machine will still suck more dirt out of your clothes. 6. It is the only hygienic method of washing. Supplied all over the world by the Vacuum Washing Machine Co.—M. G. MACKAY, Representative. Agents: Miuifie and Gardner; 11. Inns (Dresden Piano Co.) p'ENTS'" Sac Suits to measure from good serviceable Tweeds, 52s 6d. N.Z. Clothing Factory Sale. A FRESH Impetus lias been given to **• Flower Shows all through c'he Wairarapa, and early Spring will see great competition in Bulb Shows. For the eest aud choicest varieties of Trumpet Daffodils, and all kinds of Bulbs, go to E. HALES, the Wairarapa Nurseries, Masterton. 'Phone 164. "TFTERNOON TEA BISCUITS; Peek, ---*• Frean and Co.'s. Largo assort ment, and prices bedrock. At GIDDINGS', the Cheapest Storekeeper. ANTED TO BU V—Furniture, Tools, Bicycles, Guns, Saddles, Watches, or anything for cash. Best prices given. On sale now: Furniture, comprising beautiful China Cupboard, Velvet Couch, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mangle, Wertheini Sewing Machine, Watches, Crockery, etc. PatronioJ the cheapest house in town. —E. HODGE, Second-hand Dealer, next W.F.C.A., Queen Street. .■ 'jXHay ou ta garden to the best advan- **-- tage requires the art of an export. E. HALE, of the Wairarapa x.urseries, Masterton, has a staff of experts especially trained for this class of work. A well lai '.-out orchard—stocked with apples, pears, peaches, plums, apricots, cherries grapes, etc. —adds considerable to the value of the property, increase's the coi orts of the table, ana improves the income. PLUMBING. —H. Beule and Co.. Ltd. -*- Plumbers. Tinsmiths, Ironmongers, etc., Queen-street, Masterton. Telephone 62_ npolay"out a'garden to the best advantage requires the art of an expert. E. HALE, of the Wairarapa Nurseries. Masterton, has a staff of experts especially trained for this class of-work. A well laid-out orchard —stocked with apples, pears, peaches, plums, apricots, cherries, grapes, etc. —adds considerably to the value of the property, increases the comforts of the table, and improves the income. JAS. CANDY, Queen Street, Master- *** ton, Expert Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer. Twenty years' practical experience. Country orders prompt ly attended to. 'Phone 223. M" UNT, COTTRELL ANdVjoTTITD., Customs and Forwarding Agents. Queen's Chambers, Wellington. Furniture packed and removed. All train? met daily. TITASTERTON SHOEING FOEGE. (Next Farmers Implement Company, Hall Street.) P. M. SSV3ITH, FARRIER. HORSES SHOD QUICKLY, NEATLY, AND PROPERLY. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ~~ O. WALSH, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER & WATCHMAKER. TITHEN in town, don't forget to in- '" spect the line display of Wedding Presents, Engagement Rings, Watches, Clocks, etc., etc. Old Gold or Silver bought or remodelled. Repairs executed with neatness and despatch. D. WALSH* THE JEWELLER, QUEEN STREET, Masterton.