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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXV, Issue 11786, 24 September 1913, Page 1

P WANTED KNOWN. — Masterton a T Dyeing anil Dry-Cleaning Worka.. 0 —Ladies' Costumes and Gents' Suite dyed and dry cleaned, and. pressed in ~ lirst-class style, so as to look like new. s The lowest possible prices charged. All goods left with Mr Watson, Queen ( Street South, will be promptly attended ' to. Suits cleaned and. pressed wituio y shortest notice. Support the old es- _ tabiishinent.— T. PETERSEN, 18 H Queen Street, and 36 Victoria Street, fc Masterton. f \SJ AW TED—Young with house work. Apply Daily Times, office. - 'WANTED KNOWN—MiIk can al- } T ways be obtained at 76 Villa St.. J Early _ morning and evening delivery " made,'and absolutely nothing but aew; L milk sold. ■ —Boy for messages and ' other light duties. Apply James \ Elliott. ; TyANTED—A girl for shop. Apply for address at Daily Times office. : WANTED—A goo^Qeneral"(permai^ ' ent); also a little girl for light , house duties. Apply Mrs W. H. Hos--1 i king, Church street. WANTED—Washingtrork'by the "day on Mondays. Apply Mrs Greschaw, 292 Queen street. : WTNTLD—By man-ie l~eoapie (no children), board and lodging. Apply by letter addressed to "X.Y.Z.," c/o Daily Times. VyANTED—Bjr a young ladjr, just left school, situation as companion, help, travelling companion, or nursery j governess. Apply "A.8.," Poet Office, liongokokako. or general j help, 15s a week. For address apply Daily Times. WANTED KNOWN—That FT Shaw has a large stock of Men's and Boys' Boots, light and heavy, prices of which have been reduced to make room for a large consignment of English Boots, now to open up. Buyers will find the boots good quality. No rubbish.—W. F. SHAW, Next Gas Showroom, Queen Street. IVfADAME OAKLE, Millinery Special-" ist, for New Millinery. Another display of pretty Hats from 10s 6d.— 35, Queen Street, Masterton. £b7~thel^Uin]fof 120 acres bush. Tenders close 30th September. The lowest or any . tender not necessarily accepted. Apply sharp.—H. C. THOMSEN, Mt. Holdsworth Road, Waingawa P. 0., via Mastertoii. WANTED KNOWN.—Pryor GIF berts new Parcel Delivery Vehicle is ready for your order. No waiting. Civility and prompt attention is my motto. King up No. 6, and immediate attention will be given. ~|>ICYCLE time is now coming on. The nice Spring and Summer weather :s the time when you will enjoy a spin on a good "bike." We atock good Bicycles, and sell them at bedrc .'k prices. Just call in and inspect our fine stock of machines. Cecond .nand Bicycles from £3. If your present machine wants, repairing, this is the shop to bring it to. Our work is reliable an 4 reasonable in price. Full stock of accessories. Bicycles for Hire at any time you want one. —A. BUTLAND, Revolution Cycle Works (opposite J,; L. Murray's), Masterton. AFTERNOON TEA BISCUITS; M Frean and Co.'s. Large assortment, and prices bedrock. At GI.D- - DINGS', the Cheaneat Storekeeper. QWN YOUR OWnTEOME.— You ar» a better man by doing it. Up-to-data house to your own design for £50----to £IUO deposit. This splendid opportunity closes shortly. Aply P.O. Boe 44, Masterton. WANTED KNOWN.—JeIIy Crystals 7 packets for Is; Ship Brand Jellies 5 packets for Is.—Giddings, th© Cheapest Grocer. WRITE or call HALE, the Wairarapa Nurseries, Masterton, ~ for your requirements in Hedge Plants —Macrocarpas, Lauristinas, Mat'pos, Escalonias, Laurels, and all other prjved varieties. Also for hardy shelter trees —pines, gums, wattles, tree lucerne, and other quick growing trees. The stock will appreciate the shelter. i> OSES of the choicest varieties. Teas and Noisettes,' Oruatueutal and Flowering Shrubs, Rhododendrons, Caluolias, Azalias, Choisya, Daphnes— all at reasonable priced. E. HALE, the Wairarapa Nurseries, Mastertcii. 'l'hou.* 164. v.'iiAV t, iSiiU i\ B. KOSbOJN hue removed to more commodiouti aiises, lately occupied by Mr A. Ej.. . WINZENBERG (opposite old shop). Up-to-date Hairdressing Saloon, three chairs. Splendid assortment of Smok- ' eH, Requisites. HPHE 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 Miss Holmes, Worksop Road. T ANDisCAPE Gardening is a fine »rt. Considerable value is added to a property by the judicious arrangement; of the garden and shrubbery. E_ HALE, of the Wairarapa Nurseries,. Masterton, is prepared to send along one or more ayperts on the shortest no- ■ t.iffi. l<inj; .11> M'hnnp 164 HAY'S EkADICATOK taic.'ls ink out of Clotlinig, Is per tin m GIDDlVftS', thp «'h«-<it'f-!St. S!t.M-<-lf.■<>;...r ..*.LL,J J >.'.Bli.su OC\ ] AND, LABOUR, INSUiiANCE AND GENERAL AGENTS & GENER AL A.6 HNOY; M'-adexnv RuiHings (Ghurch-«t.r<»pit Esr'* , trance, "> ■ •»M«?;»hone 9fi P.O. Boa *7. WANTED— Ploughman, 30s; ShepT? herd, 30s. WANTED—Bullock driver 30s; man 255; Sta+ion Cook-Baker, 35s per week. Vγ ANTED—To let Furnished detachet)' bed sitting room. YYANTED —Three experien^eTTSerub^ cutters, 9s per day, 14s food. .AXJANTED —Married I'loughmn.u, must - bo experienced with all , farm implements; cottage provided. Send copy references. YyA.NT.KD — Married coiifile, wifo housekeeper, man general station hand; ealnry £100 per year. per> 15s, Gen- ** erals, 10s to 20s; Lady Help for country, 15s; woman cook, 20s. Vy ANTED — Fencer-Rabbiter, dogs > provided, 30s; Milker (machines) 30s; Station Hand, 255.