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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13982, 19 November 1919, Page 1

WANTED. . |?OB SALE—-Good Weaner Pigs; 30/-. Apply—E. Jones, Kuripuni. Phone 1073. ' _ T OST.—lnformation will be thankfully received with reference to Three Bay Horses, strayed from VillaStreet on Sunday.—T. Namura, 103 Lincoln Road, Masterton. TOST—From High Street, Black and White- Pup Bitch. Kindly return to J. Smith, c/o C. Hayes, High Street. HPO LET —Two Furnished Rooms, with use of all conveniences. Address at "Daily Times." PROHIBITION ELECTORS!—Make Certain that your name is on the roll, which can be seen at any Post Office, or at the Registrar's Office. If in any doubt, ring 1409, or call.—National Prohibition League, Murray's Buildings, Queen Street, Masterton. HPWO Pianos for Sale; secondhand; well-known English makers; good • tone and in perfect order. £22, £34. Both bargains.—C. Spencer Compton, Queen Street. TTEAR the Chautauqua Swedish Zedeler Symphonic Quintette. JpOB SALE —A good Heifer coming into profit. Apply to Daily Times. "ffOB SALE—Modern 5-roomed residence, within two minutes' walk of Post Office. Immediate poseeasion given. Apply for address at Dally Times office. "POR SALE—Several lovely board at the price they cost me to make room. They must 0. —Kobt.' Russell, general dealer, Masterton. T)R, Caroline Giessel, he Chautauqua Woman Lecturer. ... . , pLANT FOODSTTJFS.—Ready now— Cabbage, Savoy, Brocoli, Cauliflower, Kale, Brussel Sprouts, Pickling Cabbage, Pumpkin, Marrow, Cucumber, Early Celery ? Cape Gooseberries, Tomatoes, Lettuce—all good stuff. Leading varieties of Annuals at Kemp's, South Road Nursery. JPOR SALE—Booth McDouai.l Wind■niill, in very good order; Alfa Lava Separator, 10-gal.; L.M.C. MotorBicycle, 2-speed gear, free engine, in .to make room. They must go. —Robt. eral dealer, Masterton. ; "VTURSE RAWCLIFFE; Certificated Maternity ■ Nurse, 12 Sussex Street, has vacancies for lying-in patients. Good accommodation. Charges reasonable. 'Phone 1104. JUST RECEIVED.—A large shipment Of Accessories, including Reynold's ; Chains to fit bicycles and motor-cycles, i If you need Tyres, see our fine stock of Dunlops, the latest "Railroad" is a real stunner. —Butland 's Cycle Works. 'Phone 1292. TfOR SALE —Double-purchase Stumi'ing Jack; aU s teel; practically new. Also Log or Timber .TaeJc, also pract-cally' , new.—Robert Russell, general dealer, Masterton. APART from the Finest Para "Sub-. ber and best fabric, CLINCHER CROSS TYRES are backed by the ablest brains and workmanship. Most motorists prefer "CLINCHERS." TITRS L. PAYNE, Clairvoyant and Psychometrist, 36 Cole Street. Hours 11 to 7.. Correspondence by post. Send date, month, year of birth, in own handwriting; fee 3s. Bread , Cutters cut uniform slices; easily adjusted to any thickness desired. See one at H. Beale and Co. 's. ■"VTO Motor Truck tyres give so much wear as NORTH BRITISH SOLID BAND TYRES. They're made well to wear well! Get them and note the mileage. —Masterton Farmers' Implement Co., Masterton.. &6 Q.ARDEN HOES, Water-cans, Lawn ■ Mowers Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Garden Shears, Slashers, Axes, Hatchets, etc,, are stocked in great variety by H. Beale & Co. Prices are right. Tγ. GREEN.—Umbrellas Re-covered and Repaired. Knives and Scissors Ground and Set. —13 George Street, Masterton. A BIG Percentage of the Allies' heavy motor trucks were fitted with NORTH BRITISH SOLID BAND TYRES. NORTH BRITISH gave the service and save the worry 100 SALE—Sitings of White iad Brown Leghorn, Black Minor* , *, and Rouen Duck Eggs, 6 White Leghora j Pullets, laid 1455 eggs in 12 months, an average of 242$ per bird. Apply to T. W. Barnes, Second Street, Lansdowne. j Orders may be eft at Allan and Cio., j Grocers, Queen Street. j rS. SITTINGS of Eggs.—White &n<i.i Brown Leghorns, White Rocks, anc Black Orpingtons , . My birds are well and favourably known as «gg producers, while their progeny ha ye done weii as show birds. Orders by post 6s 6d cash with order.—Jas. Sillars, CreocJt Poultry Pens, Cornwall St., Masterton QLDTFALSE TEETH Bought, sound or . broken. Best possible price? in t<ew Zealand. Send any you have to J. Dunstone, Box 1418, Auckland, Estd. 28 years. Cash by return post. J)RESS BASKETS, Clothes Baskets, Door Mats, Aluminium, Glass, China and Tinware, are a few of the everyday household lines that can be bought cheaper at H. Beale & Co.'s. CHEARERS in the Wairarapa are notified that they can procure Shearers' Tickets in the N.Zik Workers' Union on application at my shop. Correspondence promptly attended to^— W. J. O'Dwyer's Fruit Depot, Club Hotel Buildings, Phone 1446. HPHOMPSON'S for Presents.* "Do it now.'' Mowers sharpened, set and repaired, Sewing Machines repaired. Keen cutter s of all descriptions sharpened by an expert. Orders left at R. J. Biggs , Shop (opposite Paramount Theatre) ,will receive prompt attention. Mercer for nien'sTose, the Draper for ladies' hose, and Thompson's for Garden Hose, gash only, but you get the benefit. "yiS'lT our Piano Department and in- ■ spect the latest John Brinsmead, Jesse French, Brewster, and Charles Begg Pianos.—McLeod and Youn°v Masterton. °' in Toilet Requisites, Pho-<-o Frames, Handbags & Hair Ornaments may be seen on view in J. Bradbury's window. All these goods mvere personally selected in the leading centres of America by Mr C. E. Barnett. A • really wonderful collection of the choicest goods yet seen in New Zealand.