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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11977, 14 May 1914, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. J. BRADBURY WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTIOIAH. QUEEN ST. .... .. MASTEBTON. XTAS JUST UNPACKED THEEE XX CASES OF CHOICE NOVELTIES IN ELECTRO-PLATE. Also a line of GUN-METAL LEVERS. These have 15 Jewels, and sell at 255. Also the MOERI, MABDON, Etc., at 20s. And the OMEGA in all Grades and Sizes. Ladies' WRISTLET WATCHES in Gold, Silver and Gun-metal, with Reliable Movements. ALARM CLOCKS from ss. A Splendid Alarm at 7s 6d—one went 17 i years with out repairs. Send for No. 17 ALARM, 7s 6d post free. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY. J. BRADBURY'S NEST HOOD BROS., KEEP YOUR FEET DRY IN A PAIR OF HADLEY'S BOOTS. "JJEW CONSIGNMENTS JUST OPENED UP of ALL KINDS of LADIES' and GENTS' WINTER FOOTWEAR. COMFY SLIPPERS at lowest prices. GUM BOOTS that will give good wear. HADLEY'S, (OPPOSITE CLUB HOTEL.) GO TO RUSSELL'S TO BUY WHAT YOU WANT. GO TO RUSSELL'S TO SELL WHAT YOU DON'T WANT. ■\7"OU are sure to get satisfaction, as I can quote you all prices for anything you require in the way of Furniture, Tools, Bikes, Motors, Traps, Drays, Harness, and the largest stock of second-hand goods to choose from in the Wainirrpa, at prices to suit all pockets. There is now over £1000's worth of stock to choose from. Yet I am open to buy more, so if you are leaving the district and wish to sell out your home, I will buy everything just as it stands, from front door to back. So call, write, or ring up 'Phone 119. ROBT> RUSSELL, DEALER, Telephone 119 Masterton. THE ARTS & CRAFTS CO. IN THE DRESDEN WAREHOUSE AGENTS FOR LIBERTY'S, A RE displaying Art in every conceivable shape and form, suitable gifts for every occasion. INSPECTION WELCOMED. GILLESPIE AND CO., 1 AND, LABOUR, INSURANCE AND •*-* GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS & GENERAL AGENCY. Academy Buildings (Church Street Emtranet). Telephone 95. P.O. Box 47. YyAITLNG Engagement. — Station hands, ploughmen, milkers, and scrub cutters. \yANTED— Lady help for country, only two in family; wages 15s per week. Y\7ANTED— Station hand able to" fence 255; experienced Fencer 30s; Milkers 20s and 255. men for tawhine pulling, Is r.n hour, 12s per week for food. WANTED— Married couple, wife cook-laundress, man general station hand; salary £100 per year. VyANTED —Housemaid 20e, Generals '* 10s to 20s; woman cook 20s; Waitress 17s 6d; Parlourmaid 18s. YX^ANTED— Shed hands for crutching shed, 30a per week. F. P. WELCH. (Phone 283 ) liAND, LABOUR AND ESTATE AGENT. Office: A. R. Bunny's Bui dings, Perry Street, Masterton. "WANTED— Loading bushman, sawmill, Taranaki, 11s to 12s per day. Experienced bushman, 11s day. Camp Cook, 30s per week. Married man, milk and general farm work; free cottage; no work for wife. Cowman gardener, must understand gardening, 25s per week. ' Youth, milk and useful, 17s 6d. Women cooks, 25s to 30s week. Cook generals, 15s to 20s. House parlour maid, 18s. Waitress, hotel, Wanganui district. Rabbit trappers at 9d pair, and freight paid. N Youth, milk, etc., 10s to 15s week.; Housemaids, Waitresses, 17s 6d. Generals and Helps, 17s jd to 20s.] 2 good Quarrymen, 10s day. Woman cook, hotel, 30s to 35s per week, Housemaid, 20s. Married couple, man milk and genensS, farm work, wife cook, &LOO. Cook-laundress, country, 22s id KUly