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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXV, Issue 11788, 26 September 1913, Page 1

WANTED. - . . . '■'■/■' •pOR SALE—Halfbred Jersey Heifer, in full milk, 3yrs old. Apply Joe Trcader, Railway Road. ! XpOii SALE—One Alpha Laval Cream Separator (26 gallons), latest model, quite new —cost £11 10s. Will take £10, as I have no use for it. Address—T. Dixon, Worksop road. 'Phone 339. JpOR^SALE. —High grade Piano (Lipp and Son), in.first-class condition. Best model. Apply promptly to 75, Dixon street. - JTBS MITCHELL, Ladies' Nurse, is prepared to take in one patient a month in her lying-in home, No. 9, Miriam street, Masterton. ' TF washing is too severe on you this weather, invest in Haine's Patent Vacuum Washing Machine; it's only 17s 6d, but will save you a lot of slavery, and it cannot wear out your clothes. T\RESSMAKING.— Miss McMaster, Dressmaker, 57 Woiksop Road, is now booking orders for all branches of summer work. Fit and style guaranteed. Charges moderate. 100,000 ONION .PLANTS. Plant now Robinson's Giant Rocco and Brown Spanish Onions, plants Is per hundred. Special quotations per 1000. Robinson and Sons, the Masterton Nurseries, Villa Street. 'Phone 304. Town Agents: Graham and Co. pOORMAN Oranges for Marmalade— F.J. Robbins, Fruiterer,, Queen Street, 'Phone 246. "POR SALE—Day to weekTbTd'Chicks, . 12s per dozen; best strain. Apply 38 George street, Masterton. WOE. SALE-rSittings of eggs, White Leghorn (Padman 's pedigree) -. Apply C. Hayes, Michael street. PUREBRED Pedigree 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 necessary 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. 'ipOR SALE—lndian Runner Duck Eggs 5s per , sitting of 12, local delivery, postage and packing Is 6d extra, infertiles replaced once. All birds in breeding pen, 2 years old, bred from 2 ducks (imported) that laid 660 and 690 eggs respectively in 31 months. White Eggs (Government strain), birds specially and personally selected by Government Poultry Instructor; sittings same prices .as ducks. —H. M. BODDINGTON, P.O. Box 23, Masterton. TpOR truly artistic productions, visit I , the Arts and Crafts Depot, Queen- j street. Agents for Liberty's, Welling- j ton. ■ j / CHIMNEY SWEEP.—AU orders at l tended to promptly and efficiently in any part of the town or district. Call or WTite, PETER HIDER, Maeonic street. Orders may be left with J. X Blinkhorne, Tobacconist. lAS. CANDY, Queen Street, Master " . ton, Expert Piano and .Organ Tun er and Repairer. Twenty years' practi eal experience. Country orders prompt ly attended to-. 'Phone 223. WANTED TO BUY—Furniture, Tools, VV 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, Wertheim Sewing Machine, Watches, Crockery, etc. PatronL; the cheapest house in town. —E. HODGE, Second-hand Dealer, next- W.F.C.A., Queeu Street. . ~X FRESH Impetus has been given to Flower Shows all through che Wai' - rarapa, and early Spring will see great competition in Bulb Shows. For the oest and choicest varieties of Trumpet Daffodils, and all kiuds of Bulbs, go to ! E. HALES, the Wairarapa Nurseries, j Masterton. 'Phone 164. j lay out a garden to the best ad van tage requires the art of an expert, j 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 ap pies, pears, peaches, plums, apricots, cherries, grapes, etc. —adds considerab ly to the value of the property, increaser the comforts of the table, and impro yes the income. WANTED KNOWN—A.,E. Williams, Hairdresser and Dermatologist, has returned to Masterton, and leased the Hairdressing Saloon from Mrs Cragg, formerly conducted by Mr Altman. WANTED KNOWN—J. and A. Pren- * * tice, Builders, are prepared to un dertake. all classes of work in any part of the district. Prompt attention. 'Phone 348. . pOOKMAM Orange for Marmalade — A F. J. Robbins, Fruiterer,, Queen Street, 'Phone 246. F. P. WELCH. (Phone 283.) LABOUE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Office: A. B. Bunny's Buildinge, Perry Street, Masterton. ■ : ; WANTED— ; ~^~ Striker for coachsmith, 40s, find self. Bush farm hand, Opotiki, 30s, 35s with flog. , . ; Benchman, keep saw, 15s day. Bushfaller, lls day, board 14s. 2 Mill Tramlayers, used to crosscutting, Us day. Shepherd, 355, 40s during Bhearing. Cook for ploughmen, milk 2 cows, 255... Milkers, machine sheds, 15s to 30s. Lad work in orchard, Masterton. Two shepherds, must have dog, saddle and bridle, 30s. General station hand, able to drive bullocks, 30s. j Several general farm hands, milk, etc., 20s and 255. Contract post and btrainer splitters, 25s for posts, and 2s 6d strainers. Two Fleece-oh's for 17th October. Contract Scrubeutters, about 100 acres, Two or three experienced" Ploughmen. Gardener, fruit, flowers and vegetables, 30s. -.•■■■. Contract bushfallers for Auckland. Over 1000 acre 9. Muat'H experienced men; ten ormoro per gang. Camp, i,ools, and stores on ground. Generals, 12s fid, 15e, 17s 6cl and 20b AWAITING ENGAGEMENT.— Married Ploughman, expert with drill, binder, etc.; " AWAITING,^ENGAGEMENT .— Shopherds witiT horses and good • teams. Ploaghmen, station hands, cooks, fencers, married couples, housekeepers, etc.