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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13750, 31 January 1919, Page 1

WAITED. WANTED—Christian lady as torn, panion for elderly lady, Wiito to Box 72, Master ton. WANTED—To, Buy, a second-hand Gig. Ring phone 637. "WANTED—Smart lad for messages after school hours.—MeGruer's, Queen Street. WANTED—Assistants for Sale. Apply sharp to Watson and Co., Drapers. WANTED.—Smart Millinery Saleswoman to take charge of our showroom (Greytown Branch) . Good oalary. Apply, with references, to Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd., Masterton. "WANTED—A second hand Brake to carry from 25 to 30ewt. Apply J, McWhinnie, 31 Cole Street, Masterton.' WANTED—Woman to do housework by day. Apply Daily Times. MEAT Safe is an absolute necessity in the summer time, but it must be a good one that can be depended upon to keep out the flies. These rre the kind of Meat Safes sold at H. Beale and Co. 's. Blind will make all the difference to that verandah, and will be a real boon during the hot weather. Get one to-day at H. Beale and Co.'s. WANTED— ToIeTfT quiet heifer just calved .Apply Daily Times for ad- ' dress. WANTED KNOWN—Nurse Eaweliffe'; Maternity Nurse, has private accommodation for lying-in patients. Address, 12 Sussex Street, Telephone No. 765. "WANTED—GirI or elderly woman to do housework, no washing, sleep home. Apply Nurse Eawcliffe, 12 Sussex Street, Telephone No. 765. A ZLES and Wheels, extra wheels for *• Boys' Carts, Scooters, Trolleys, etc., at Thompson's. Cash only and prices are right. JTATMAKING"I^£ow r_ urfulflwiig: If you need a good Hay Fork or Hay Rake, call at H. Beale and Co.'s and make a selection. A splendid lot of 2 aJid 3-tyne Hay Forks. jyrOTQRISTS and Motor Cyclists.— Buy your accessories from the Bergcugnan Tyre Depot. Quality right, prices right. Balls 2s 6d and Is 6d, Eaequets 4s, ss, 19s 6d, 325. Cricket Thompson's Hardware Store. WANTED~KNO WN—Hy." ell, Opt. Dr., Consulting Optician, from Wellington, is now re-visiting Masterton, and may be consulted at ' 'Fairview," Bannister Street, or in your own home by appointment, until Saturday, February Ist. Phone 720. WANTED.—OId Gold anTsUverluP . tieles taken in exchange or purchased for cash at J. Bradbury's Jewellery Store, opposite Empire Hotel. To buy 6fice~Tabie with drawers down each side; also Safe. Apply to E. Eussell, Dealer. • ;.- for Fly Proof Meat Safes, strong, neat, roomy, low in prices, at Thompson's. Cash only. npHE Best is the Cheapest in~the long run. Dunlop Tyres are the best. We stock Dunlop's because we have found them to give our customers entire satisfaction. Let us fit your bike with these good tyres.—Butland's Cycle Work 3 (late D. G. Brown's), Maaterton. Phone 292. are ployed making NORTH BRITISH TYRES. Fit a NORTH BRITISH "DREADNOUGHT" to your motor cycle, and get your money '6 worth. Enquire now. QHIMNEY SWEEP.— AII tended to promptly and efficiently in any part of the town or district. Call or write, PETER HIDER, Masonic St. Orders may be left with J. Purchase (lato J. K. Blinkhorne), Tobacconist. Car Tyre that has leapt into fame is the NORTH BRITISH CLINCHER CROSS. Gives big mileage—big' satisfaction. Try a- set and watch resuite. I^KS^MB &K —Quality"iTTue first consideration when purchasing tea. Buy Gold Rose, the best on the market, H'roeurabie at W.F.C.A. C A Latest Model BIG X- Motor CycJo Now. We have landed three "only o? these Machines, and have decided to sell them at the old price of £105 ne*. Positively no more at this price f sc don't miss your chance. Call for Lat " est Catalogue, nad trial.—Reliable Cycle and Motor Depot. H._ R. Turner. Proprietor, Queen Street, Phone 307. pLANT "Winter an 3 Spring Broccoli, Savoys, Celery & Leeks.—W. KEMP, South Road Nurseries. Allan and Co., Town Agents. JTOR SALE—Oak Bedstead, equal to new,- also several Dark and Light Rimu Double Bedsteads, new and second hand. —R. Russell, Dealer. JF you want a second-hand Bicycle, you should see the machines how ob sale at Butland's. All in good order. If you want a new bicycle, you should remember that we stock nothing but British goods.—Butland's Cycle Worka (late D. G. Brown's), Phone 292. |Z EEP up your mileage but reduce youi tyre bill—tit CLINCHER CROSS OAR TYRES! They're used on the Western Front—the supreme test. AaJj at an ygarago. WHEJN you fit a CLINCHER TYBE to your bicycle, you are protected by all Cycle Dealers, and are guaracany cycle dealer . We nave received a large consignment of firstgrade Canadian Leather. Owing to the prohibition of any further export of thii Leather, supplies are* limited. Get yom Boots Repaired while we have stocks oi this leather. Prompt attention an 4 satisfaction guaranteed.— Hubbarc Bros., Bootmakers and Repairers, oppoChurch, Masterton. TjADIiJS:— CUNCHEK TYRES ag used in the GREAT WAR are eolfl by all Cyclei and are guaraa teed six, nine, twelve and fonrteaj month. "POR SALE— 3i h.p. L.M.C. MotO! Cycle, 3-speed and free engine, ia perfect order. A real snip at £35.-* Robert Russell, Dealer. T~ATEST Songs, 2s each, "That Dear Old Home of Mine," "I'm Hitting the Trail to Normandy. " — Caadyfr Music Warehouse. Phone 223.