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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14099, 17 April 1920, Page 1

WANTED. HOUSE FOR SALE. IJOB Sale. —An exceptionally WellA built House of 4 rooms, with scullery, bathroom, drainage, gas, h. and c. water, copper, tubs, and all conveniences; built of heart timbers, and in perfect condition. Possession will be given as soon as desired. About £3OO cash deposit required; balance mortgage. Apply for address and full particulars at —Ho. 79 Pine Street. 'll/'ANTL'.Dto Sell —A Push-chair. Ap- ' ' ply—-28 Chapel Street. Tf'XPERIENCED Laundress, wants * J work at home; moderate charges; references. Address —‘ Lauucijress, Daily Times. rpo Let. —A Furnished House, 5 min--1 utes from Government Buildings; accommodate a party of six. Apply — “V.C.,” 29 Grant Road, Wellington. Sale —One good Iron Italian Dou--1 bio Bedstead. A Bargain. Apply!—' ‘ ‘ J.R., ’ ’ Daily Times. XTAVE you seen the Display of Traced Needlework at C. Smith, Ltd.? CPIRITUALISTIC Service will be conducted at 8 Bruce St., near Park, Sunday, 7 p.m. All welcome. GDHE Junior Scouts’ Parade Day has been changed from Friday afternoon to Saturday afternoon, from 2.30 to 4.30. OST —Between Te Wharau and Masi terton, Fiat Wheel-cap. Finder | please leave at —H. J. Jones and Co.’s j Garage. ATOYELTIES in Traced Needlework ■ now being shown at 0. Smith, Ltd. T OST —A Brown Fur, with long ends, between Queen Street, via Chapel St., to Michael St. Reward on returning to Daily Times. TTNIQUE Designs in Traced Needlework now being shown at C. Smith, Ltd. , A • (TJ.REEN Tomatoes, free from blight or disease, 3s per case of 241 b; 6d extra—B. H. Just, Palmerston North. * Tj\Oß Sale—lndian 7-9 h.p., and English coach-built Sidecar; 1918 model; perfect order. Any reasonable offer accepted. . Apply by letter to—“Moto,” Times Office. "P'OR Sale —2J-li.p. A.J.S. Motor-cycle, "*■ two-speed and clutch; in firstclass working order. Price £4O. Apply—C. Lolther, Carterton. tTORSE Clipping. —We are to undertake horse-clipping iii Masterton or any part of the district. Satisfaction .guaranteed. —F. Cross, Club Stables, Masterton. ■pO‘RD~Car for Sale; first-class running order; leather upholstering. Apply—“Casa,” Daily Times. POR Sale—Ladies’ Golf Sticks, Bag, and Balls; also Gent’s black Tailor-* made Dress Suit, size 5 (nearly new). Address at Daily Times. • POR Sale —5-Roomed House and convcniences; 1-acre section. Possession in a month. For address apply —Daily Times. QOLD _ Evenings are made very enjoyable if you have one of “His Master's Voice” Gramaphones, and some choice Records —Now obtainable W. G. Perry’s, opp. W.F.C.A., Ltd. VCETYLENE Cycle Lamps. We have just landed a splendid range of Lucas and Miller lamps, prices 15s, 17s (id, 27s 6d, 355, 37s 6d, 39s 6d—At W. G. Perry, opp. W.F.C.A., Ltd. jV/TBS L. PAYNE, Clairvoyant and Psychometrist, 8 Bruce Street, (close to the Park and near Waipoua bridge). Hours 11 to 7. Correspondence by post. Send date, month, year of birth, in own handwriting. Fee 3s. Evenings by appointment. F you want to Hire a Bicycle call at Butland’s and pick out a mahine that suits you. We have good ikes for hire and charges are reasonble. Full stocks of Cycle Tyres and .ceessories always on hand. —Butind’s Cycle Works. ’Phone 1292. "i AMES, Toys, Rocking • Horses, Draught Boards and Men, Bubble •ipes, etc., etc., for the longer evenings, r be had at —Thompson’s Cash Store nly. . >UBAX Rubber Soles for economy ■*’ and comfort. Cheaper and wears mger than leather. Can be easily and uiekly nailed on. Price 3s per pair.— rah am and Co., where you always get itisfaetion. Y rOU Want a Secondhand Bicycle!—. Then come along to Butland’s and select a reliable machine from our fine stock of lady’s and gent’s secondhand bikes. Prices cannot be beaten. —But-, land’s Cycle Works. ’Phone 1292.

T?NAMEL Billies, Saucepans, Kettles, Mugs, Plates, Jugs, Spoons, Bake Dishes, Candlesticks, Basins, Piedishes, etc., are stocked in great variety at H. Beale and Co.’s. OLD False Teeth Bought, sound or Broken, on Gold, Silver or Vulcanite. Post them to J. Dunotone, Box 1418, Auckland. Highest cash prices sent by return mail. Est. 28 years. pHIMNEY SWEEP. All orders attended to promptly and efficiently in any part of the town or district. Call or write. —PETER HIDER, Masonic Street. Orders may be left with J. Purchase (late J“K. Blinkhorne),tobacconist XTOW In. Stock.—A Large Range oi Beautifully-bound Volumes oi Music at Reasonable Prices; suitable for presents.—Candy’s Music Ware house, 206 Queen Street, Masterton WANTED to Buy, Sell, or Exchange ' J Furniture, Tools, Guns, Bicycles Jewdllery, Books, Harness, or anvHrinj saleable. —W. Hughes, General Deale! (Just round P.O. Corner). ANOTHER rise in Kapoc.—l have just been able to secure a large consignment of (new') bedding and wire mattresses before being notified, of a still further advance in the price of bedding, and next month will see you paying,fabulous prices for your bedding. My prices are —4ft 6in, 50s; 4ft 40s; 3ft, 30s; 2ft Sin, 25s .Best Kapoc (tufted). —R. Russell, general dealer. A SK~for "Gold Rose,” the most popular Tea now used. It has a beautiful aroma and a lovely flavour. Pro curable at the Wairarapa Farmers’ Co•perative Association, Ltd. \7TSIT our Piano Department and in- » spect the latest John Brinsmead Jesse French, Brewster, and Charles I‘egg Pianos. —McLeod and Young : Masterton.