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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 141001, 20 April 1920, Page 1

WANTED. 'ORESTEPS’ Lodge —Remember next Friday is Pound Night. Roll up! TWANTED Known.- —The high cost o±' living can bo reduced by buying a “Maxwell/ They are inexpensive to run, as is proven by their world endurance record of 22,000 miles without engine stop. Don’t fail to see the latest equipment Hot Spot and Rams Horn, which makes the “ Maxwell ’’ absolute master of its fuel. Ask for demonstration from the Wairarapa agent —,1. 11. Lyttle, Queen St., Masterton. pOR, Sale —Gent ’s Bike, first-class order, free-wheel, back-pedal brake (Eadie Coaster hub). Price £6 10,s. Apply—H. Brewerton, Makora Road. Sale on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, at Fruit Stand (opp. F OR , P. 0., Choice Jonathan Apples 31b Is or 71b 2s, 4s fid half-bushel case, ,8s 9d bushel, or 10/6 benzine case. T OST—Stock Whip, “Slogger,” in the vicinity of Yorke Street, on April 6th. Reward at 81 Cornwall St. T OST —Opal Bird Brooch; keepsake. Reward on returning to Daily Times. TTORSE Clipping—We are prepared to undertake horse-clipping .in Masterton or any part of the district. Satisfaction guaranteed. —F. Cross, Club Stables, Masterton. OOLD Evenings are made very enjoyable if you have one of “His Master’s Voice” Gramaphones, and some choice Records-KNow obtainable W. G. Perry’s, opp. W.F.C.A., Ltd. ACETYLENE Cycle Lamps. We have just landed a splendid range of Lucas and Miller lamps, prices 15s, 17s fid, 27s 6d, 355, 37s 6d, 39s 6d —At W.-=G. Perry, opp. W.F.C.'A., Ltd. M*s L. PAYNE, Clairvoyant and Psychometrist, 8 Bruce Street, (close to the Park and near Waipoua hridge). Hours 11 to 7. Correspondence by post. Send date, month, year of birth, in own handwriting. Fee 3s. Evenings by appointment. TF you want to Hire a Bicycle call at Butland’s and pick out a machine that suits you. We have good bikes for hire and charges are reasonable. Full stocks of Cycle Tyres and Accessories always on hand. —Butland’s Cycle Works. ’Phone 1292. THAMES, Toys, Rocking Horses, Draught Boards and Men, Bubble Pipes, etc., etc., for the longer evenings, o be had at —Thompson’s Cash Store mly. 3UBAX Rubber Soles for economy and comfort. Cheaper and wears mger than leather. Can be easily and uiekly nailed on. Price 3s per pair.— rrahain and Co., where you always get atisf action. yOU 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.—Butland’s Cycle Works. ’Phone 1292. Tp NAMED Billies,’ Saucepans, Kettles, Mugs, Plates, Jugs, Spoons, Bake Dishes, Candlesticks, Basins, Piedishes, etc., are stocked in great variety at H. Beale and Co.’s.

/ALD False Teeth Bought, sound or Broken, on Gold, Silver or Vulcanite, Post them to J. Dunstone, Bos 1418, Auckland. Highest cash prices sent by return mail. Sst. 28 years. pHIMNEY SWEEP. All orders attended to promptly and efficiently in any part of the town or district. Call or W rite.—PETER HIDER, Masonic Street. Orders may be left with J. Pur-; chase (late JfK. Blinkhorne).tobacconist lyrow In Stock.—A Large Range oi Beautifully-bound Volumes, of i Music at Reasonable Prices; suitable for presents.—Candy's Music Ware house, 206 Queen Street, Masterton WANTED to Buy, Sell, or ExchangT Furniture, Tools, Guns, Bicycles Jewellery, Books, Harness, or anythin; 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 Sin, 50s; 4ft 40s; 3ft, 30s; 2ft Sin, 25s .Best Kapoc (tufted). —R. Russell, general dealer. A SK for “GoltTßose,” the most popular Tea now used. It has a beautiful aroma and a lovely flavour. Pro .curable at the Wairarapa Farmers' Cooperative Association, Ltd. XTTSPf our Piano Department and inV upect the latest John Brinamead Jesse French, Brewster, and Chariot Begg Pianos. —McLeod and Young. Masterton. WANTED Known—That W. Lewis," ” of Wellington, Cutlery Grinder, will be in Masterton for some time, working from door to door. Any ordert for knives, scissors, hedge - clipperf hand and crosscut saws, may also hr left at H. Beale's shop, Queen Street. j\/rOTHERS, have you seen the “La La-By" Cradle and Swing at H. Beale and Co.’s? Just the thing to keep baby safe and quiet while you do the housework. Call and see a “La-La-By” to-day—it will please you anc delight baby.—H. Beale and Co. BEALE~& CO. are now showing • a fine lot of China Cups and Sau cers, Gravy Boats, Vegetable Dishe* Soup 'Plates, Dinner Plates, etc, WANTED KNOWN—That you car always get a nice Shave and a decent Hair-cut ai Alf. Lewin’s Hairdressing Saloon (opp. J. L. Murray's) Saloon under the proprietor's personal supervision. All the best brands of Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes stocked WE have several new lots of Furni. ’’ turo just in. It is well wort! your while to see the selection. Ever} line is a bargain. Don’t forget on large stock of New Bedding—W.Hughef General Dealer (just round P.O. Corner PIANO For Sale—A nice Cottage Piano for sale, just been tuned; suitable for child to learn; in perfect irder. —R. Russell, dealer. 'Phone 2419 W KEMP, Landscape and General * Gardener; 26 years English anc' dolonial experience; estimates for all ■lasses of work.— South Road Nnrsury QEWING Machines for Sale—Drop- ° head Sewing Machines, Wertheim, treadle and hand machine- —At R. Russell’s, general dealer.